Windsor woman identified as one of two killed at a rental home in Fort Erie, Ont.
A 20-year-old from Windsor and an 18-year-old from Toronto have been identified as the victims of a double-homicide at a rental house in Fort Erie, Ont.
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CFIB says more small businesses considering closing up shop
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City of Windsor permits family to temporarily keep driveway tent for daughter with disability
The city will not force a south Windsor family to remove a carport-style tent from their driveway for the time being.
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Toronto ramps up its COVID-19 vaccination efforts
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Rural hospitals anticipate influx of patients
Rural hospitals are anticipating an influx of patients from city hospitals. CTV's Scott Miller reports.
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