Gym owner appeals to witnesses of stolen exercise equipment
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OPP investigating fatal collision in Norfolk, Sunday afternoon
Emergency crews responded to a fatal motor vehicle collision in Norfolk, Sunday afternoon
OPP investigate ATV collision that sent one person to hospital in Moraviantown First Nation
One person is in hospital with life threatening injuries following a collision involving an ATV in Moraviantown early Saturday morning.
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'Overdoses are higher than expected,' WECHU identified an increase in drug-related overdoses
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WECHU reporting slight dip in COVID-19 cases, with 77 new cases and no deaths Sunday
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is reporting a slight dip in cases with 77 new cases of COVID-19 and no additional deaths in the region on Sunday.
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'We need help to combat this drug': Methamphetamine, a growing concern for police
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Big box store enforcement blitz comes to Windsor
A big box store enforcement blitz is being carried out in regions across Ontario including Windsor to reinforce public health measures meant to curb the spread of COVID-19.
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Police investigate firearms call in East Windsor
Windsor Police Service says an "active firearms investigation" is underway on the city's east side.
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Dog owners: it's time to renew or purchase your dog's license for 2021
The City of Windsor is reminding dog owners it's time to renew or get your first dog license by February 1
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COVID-19 cases up by 116 in Windsor-Essex, two new deaths
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is reporting 116 new cases of COVID-19 and two additional deaths in the region on Saturday.
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'Super bubbly personality': Windsor area woman remembered after Fort Erie, Ont. homicide
A Windsor area woman who was identified in a double homicide in Fort Erie, Ont., is being remembered as an “amazing person” who had a “super bubbly personality.”
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'There's no one left like him': Friends, former colleagues mourn the loss of Larry King
Condolences and personal anecdotes have been pouring in since the news of Larry King's death Saturday, as celebrities and public figures alike react to the legendary TV host’s passing.
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Windsor man pleads guilty to assault and manslaughter related to child's death
A Windsor father has pleaded guilty to assault and manslaughter for injuring his infant children.
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Online school app hacked in French River area
The school board has stop using an online language app after an inappropriate image and message popped up on a student laptop recently.
Roberta Place staff ‘quite scared’
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Survivor of London building collapse shares story
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