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Landlords in two Windsor neighbourhoods will have to wait a while longer to learn whether they need a licence to rent out their properties.

Landlords who do not comply with Windsor’s residential rental bylaw will not be penalized until the matter is addressed in court on Nov. 27.

A manslaughter conviction overturned, landlords take on the City of Windsor over new residential rental licence bylaw, and a Windsor police officer will need to work unpaid hours as penalty for a donation to the ‘Freedom Convoy. Here’s a look at the top stories on ctvnewswindsor.ca this week.

A group of about 200 Windsor landlords is challenging the citys new residential rental licensing bylaw in court.

Hundreds of landlords are taking the city of Windsor to court over its new residential rental licence bylaw.

Article content Local landlords are warning a rental licensing system would have dire consequences for themselves and their tenants, while doing nothing about the unsafe living conditions it’s meant to eradicate. “They think it’s a waste of money and it’s going to put pressure on their tenants,” said lawyer Steven Pickard, speaking for the Windsor Landlord Association. It’s those tenants, he said Friday who will end up “unfairly” having to shoulder the cost of annual licences pa...

A broken-hearted Chatham family will have to give up their pet after a DNA test confirmed their dog is a pit bull.