City wraps up $8.9M in underground work in advance of Provincial Road rebuild
City officials are celebrating the completion of $8.9 million in underground work that sets the stage for major improvements to congested rural-type roads in…
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City officials are celebrating the completion of $8.9 million in underground work that sets the stage for major improvements to congested rural-type roads in…
The Town of Saugeen Shores will rethink a recent decision to allow snowmobiles to use a section of the Saugeen Rail Trail after hearing that Saugeen RailTrail…
The Town of Saugeen Shores will rethink a recent decision to allow snowmobiles to use a section of the Saugeen Rail Trail after hearing that Saugeen RailTrail…
Article content Windsor is experiencing a not-seen-in-decades surge in applications to build apartment, condo and other multi-residential projects. Data supplied from the city shows that despite how COVID-19 ravaged some sectors of the local economy in 2020, unprecedented demand for housing and rising prices fuelled a stampede towards city hall as developers submitted 24 multi-residential applications, with a total of more than 2,378 units if they all end up getting built. In previous years, the city averaged around four or five applications with several hundred units. We apologize, but this ...