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4 years after fire, Westcourt Place building may soon be ready for occupancy - Vimarsana News

4 years after fire, Westcourt Place building may soon be ready for occupancy

After a fire displaced tenants at the Westcourt Place apartment building work on safety systems needed to comply with building code nearing completion.

Source: cbc.ca
Residents near east Windsor house explosion in March still dealing with aftermath - Vimarsana News

Residents near east Windsor house explosion in March still dealing with aftermath

Neighbours living next to the remains of a house that exploded last March want the site cleaned up.

Source: cbc.ca
A Windsor, Ont., tenant claims she found something moving in her water. But answers were hard to find - Vimarsana News

A Windsor, Ont., tenant claims she found something moving in her water. But answers were hard to find

Nancy Basinger says she hasn't been kept in the loop after she reported that she found tiny shrimp-like crustaceans in her water.

Source: cbc.ca
Residents of evacuated downtown building could be out 8 months, says project manager - Vimarsana News

Residents of evacuated downtown building could be out 8 months, says project manager

Evacuated residents of a downtown Windsor building without proper heat and electricity could be out of their building for months, according to a project manager for 1616 Ouellette Ave.

Source: cbc.ca
Here's what you can do if you get evacuated from your apartment - Vimarsana News

Here's what you can do if you get evacuated from your apartment

While a downtown Windsor apartment building remains evacuated, the Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario says there are steps tenants can take to protect themselves. 

Source: cbc.ca