Mark Winterton News Today

Crews were on scene Thursday evening in the area of Radcliff Avenue and Blair Street for what police described as a "suspicious item."

A downtown Windsor intersection remains closed to traffic after a large sinkhole developed Monday evening. And while there’s no threat to public safety, it will be a few days before the issue is fixed and the road reopens, officials said.

Nearly 300 people have signed a petition calling for Transit Windsor to hold off on moving a bus route alongside a residential road in East Riverside — but the city is moving forward with the plan anyway.

Chris Nepszy, who Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens fired using strong mayor powers, has filed a lawsuit against the City of Windsor.

A top member of the union representing bus drivers across Canada said Windsors transit service is the most defective in the country.

Transit Windsor workers have ratified a new collective agreement which includes wage increases and improvements to benefits, according to their union.

A proposal spearheaded by two councillors to shuffle transit service was defeated by council on Monday. 

Windsor council made tweaks to the strong mayors proposed 2024 budget this week, none of which he felt an immediate need to veto.

Talks between the City of Windsor and the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU) have not led to a new deal, according to an international vice-president with the union. But he said workers will not be walking off the job at 12:01 a.m. Monday.

Buses will be running Monday and the union will announce their plan for next steps regarding ongoing contract talks via a news release.