Michelle Staadegaard News Today

Windsor city council met at 10 a.m. Monday for the first time since March 18. Last meeting was cancelled due to total eclipse of the sun.

Members of Windsors arts community claim not enough municipal support exists in order to sustain their creative practices, a survey says.

The City of Windsor is once again preparing to welcome visitors back to Bright Lights Windsor, even after a fire last weekend damaged one of the new attractions planned for this year. 

Bright Lights Windsor is scheduled to begin with its annual tree lighting ceremony at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 1.

Local artists are calling on Windsor for more support after a high number of funding applications were rejected.

Downtown Windsors councillor envisions a permanent light show stretching from the riverfront to Jackson Park in lieu of moving Bright Lights.

City administration recommended not to move the Bright Lights festival from Jackson Park to the downtown core during Wednesdays standing committee meeting for various reasons including safety, security and infrastructure already in place.

The mural at the corner of Whelpton Street and Drouillard Road depicts an iconic scene in Ford City history. But the massive art piece has been removed — and is safely in storage, for now — as the building underneath gets a much-needed renovation and a new home is found for the art. 

Individuals and cultural organizations can apply for the second of two 2023 funding rounds for the Arts, Culture and Heritage Fund (ACHF) grant program.

You have about two more weeks to tell the city of Windsor what you’d like to see happen with the historic Lancaster Bomber that used to be on display in Jackson Park.