Tunnel to stay open during NFL Draft in Detroit
And a lot more traffic will be crossing into Detroit later this month as the city hosts the NFL Draft.
The Windsor-Detroit Tunnel will stay open, but getting around once you’re on the U.S. side might be a challenge.
The draft goes April 25, 26 and 27 with road closures already I impacting travel in Detroit.
Officials said to get back to Windsor from Michigan, plan on taking I-375, with Jefferson Avenue set to close Monday for setup in hart plaza.
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London
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Mayor to council: 'Get off my lawn'
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Richmond and Dundas office tower to become apartments
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Western engaging London Police Liaison Team to deal with encampment
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Barrie
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Northern Ontario
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Waste from mill worsening mercury contamination in river near Grassy Narrows: study
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Ottawa police investigating death of a gosling in Kanata
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Toronto
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Winnipeg
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Atlantic
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N.S. government reaches settlement agreement with Northern Pulp
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Newfoundland grandmothers can wail on the accordion. A historian wants them on stage
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Study says aquaculture likely driving wild salmon extinction in Newfoundland
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