Celestial Beacon News Today

It’s been a difficult year, and 2022 will start out “bumpy,” as Canada’s chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam says. But it’s worth reflecting on all the…

Twenty-four new buses, sewer projects worth $51 million, road projects worth $47 million, the $8.4-million Legacy Beacon and dozens of new playgrounds are just…

3D modelling will be valuable tool in urban and transit planning

Windsor’s oldest streetcar is on the move.

The Legacy Beacon - the project to build a new riverfront site for Windsors historic Streetcar No. 351 - has been approved by city council.

The location of Streetcar 351, once destined for the foot of Askin Avenue on the riverfront, will be heading back to Windsor City Council.

City of Windsor administration will write a new report on potentially linking the riverfront canopy, Celestial Beacon, and civic esplanade.

Windsor City Council has held off on making a decision on a project that's being boosted by the mayor — a $32.5-million upgrade to the Riverfront Festival Plaza that includes a large canopy.

The widow of former city councillor Roy Battagello, who for decades championed the creation of Windsor’s riverfront parkland, says she felt sick to her stomach…

Rally For Our Riverfront, a group against the City of Windsors Celestial Beacon project, now has a website, lawn signs, and a petition.