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National school food program called 'transformative' for Windsor-Essex - Vimarsana News

National school food program called 'transformative' for Windsor-Essex

The national school food program is described as 'transformative' for Windsor-Essex, where many children come from lower-income families. 

Justice Minister makes visit to Windsor, unveils child care investment - Vimarsana News

Justice Minister makes visit to Windsor, unveils child care investment

A new federal loan program aimed at incentivizing early childhood educators to enter the workforce and expanding affordable child care spaces promises to benefit families in Windsor-Essex County, a region where every fifth child hails from a low-income household.

Federal agency points to Windsor as SW Ontario's poverty capital - Vimarsana News

Federal agency points to Windsor as SW Ontario's poverty capital

Statistics Canada crunched the numbers from the 2021 census to see how Canadian cities score on housing, poverty and education levels.

Source: canada.com
Gap widens between Windsor-Essex and Ontario population without post-secondary education - Vimarsana News

Gap widens between Windsor-Essex and Ontario population without post-secondary education

While new census data shows the percentage of the Windsor-Essex population with a post-secondary education has slightly increased over 10 years, the differential between the region’s percentage and its provincial counterpart has grown.

Local kids missing 'access to opportunity' as 1 in 7 live in low income household, United Way says - Vimarsana News

Local kids missing 'access to opportunity' as 1 in 7 live in low income household, United Way says

Although new data shows the number of children living in low income families dropped 9.5 percentage points in Windsor-Essex over the last five years, United Way Windsor-Essex said we still "have a long way to go."

Source: cbc.ca