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There are 743 asylum seekers currently living in two hotels in Windsor and city council wants to see if they can be put in hotels outside the city centre to avoid capacity issues during the summer tourism season.
For Byron Skyers, Windsor council's decision to build a support centre for homeless people across the street from his house is welcome news.
A warming bus initiative meant to help people experiencing homelessness in Windsor has come to an end. The temporary service was launched on Feb. 23, 2024 thanks to $1.1 million in one-time federal funding from the Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy Program.
A west-side property has been selected as the home for Windsor’s permanent homelessness housing hub. The site is 2.8 hectares at 700 Wellington Avenue, near Wyandotte Street West.
The City of Windsor has announced the location that will bring key social services and housing together in one location. After examining 200 properties