Libro Centre News Today

Black Oak Heritage Park is a “hidden gem" for off-road mountain bikers in Windsor, and they want to protect its future use by cyclists.

The Town of Amherstburg is set to announce the unveiling of the draft Official Plan review initiative development on Tuesday, April 2nd, from 5:00pm to

Scheduled to take place on Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Libro Centre, the review of the plan will go over natural heritage preservation, economic development goals, and land use.

Here is a list of events and activities happening from now until Mar. 17.

Amherstburg is launching the second round of public engagement to redevelop Malden Park, which is located at 5460 Essex County Road 20. Conceptual plans

Amherstburg taxes are going up 6.44 per cent after council approved the 2024 budget.

Cyclists battled 63 metres of elevation, fast descents and punchy climbs Sunday to raise funds for Special Olympics Ontario.

A newly opened dog park is providing recreational space for canines to roam and run and play at the Libro Centre.

Calling all dogs and dog-lovers! Woofa-Roo will be returning to Amherstburg at the Libro Centre on Saturday and Sunday. The event has been running for a decade and has tallied thousands of patrons year after year.

Across the city and county, groups and individuals pitched in over the weekend to mark Earth Day by planting trees, cleaning up parks and waterways and learning about the importance of environmental sustainability.