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In light of CUPEs support of Hamas, unions should be made to choose: stick to labour matters or engage in politics. Read more here.

Guest column: Revisit mandatory membership for unions engaging in politics

At least 100 people gathered outside Windsor-Essex's public school board head office Tuesday evening opposing — or supporting — a school board policy on gender identity, and the board's decision to close meetings to the public.

City councillors are preparing to tackle one of Windsor's toughest operating budgets in years, as inflation, higher costs and revenue losses have resulted in a proposed 5.23 per cent tax hike.

Windsor mayoral candidate Chris Holt says the southwestern Ontario city needs to rethink the way it invests its money, but the mayor calls Holt's plan risky and radical.

2022 city budget

Election- all that for what except more cynicism, division, at least this election forestalls another any time soon bc voters warned parties to get to work

Article content Swayze had one job when Mayor Larry Snively accused Coun. Sherry Bondy of repeatedly and publicly criticizing E.L.K. Energy Inc., the town’s electrical distribution company serving Essex, Leamington and Kingsville. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Jarvis: Town of Essex integrity commissioner is the one whos offside Back to video His job was to investigate the complaint and determine what happened, what council’s code of condu...

Author of the article: Brian Cross Publishing date: Apr 29, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  4 minute read  •  Homes in east Windsor are shown on Thursday, April 29, 2021. What was touted as a tax freeze at budget time turns out to be a 2.4 per cent tax increase for residential taxpayers and a decrease in the 6 per cent range for commercial and industrial properties. Photo by Dan Janisse /Windsor Star Article content What was touted as a tax freeze at budget time turns out to be a 2.4...

  WINDSOR, ONT. -- When Joe Biden is sworn in as the 46th president of the United States, there will be little to no public attendance and the biggest military presence ever at an inauguration event. But watching from across the border, this transition of power means quite a bit for ongoing relations between Canada and the United States. One of those people watching closely is Windsor resident and dual-American citizen, Daniel Ableser. “I guess what I’m looking forward to is four muc...