Council committee against historic Jackson Park bandshell restoration
A committee of city council wants public input on the future of Jackson Park's historic bandshell, but costly restoration is likely off the table.
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A committee of city council wants public input on the future of Jackson Park's historic bandshell, but costly restoration is likely off the table.
St. Thomas police have cleared an area of Aldborough Avenue after saying this morning that officers were investigating an “active incident.” According to a release, police have taken one man into custody in relation to several outstanding investigations.
A dramatic scene played out in a residential neighbourhood in St. Thomas Wednesday, as police arrested a man wanted on outstanding warrants
Article content “We have yet to experience any meaningful engagement initiated by this municipal body or the mayor or anyone in the administration,” said Leslie McCurdy, acting chair of the Black Council of Windsor-Essex, during an online meeting of city council on Monday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or City of Windsor anti-racism initiative criticized as inadequate Back to video McCurdy said it’s “disingenuous, at best” that the Black Council of Windsor-Essex was listed as a consulted group on the initiative. According to McCurdy,...
TORONTO -- A hospital in the border city of Windsor, Ont., has asked the federal government for special permission to access surplus COVID-19 vaccines in neighbouring Michigan, its CEO said on Tuesday. The application under an existing program allows Health Canada to approve urgently needed drugs, including those used for fighting communicable diseases, that are not available in Canada. "We don't have enough vaccines to satisfy our existing demand," said David Musyj, head of Windsor Regional Hospital. The region in southwestern Ontario still needs hundreds of thousands of doses -- abo...