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Retirement Residence Protest Employees at La Chaumiere Retirement Residence hit the bricks in protest today. The 45 employees say they were supposed to be paid Wednesday at midnight… but they have not seen the money. They say it’s nothing new, and they’ve had enough. Liberty Assisted Living runs the operation, and workers say on top […]
MoreLincoln Road Reacts Some homeowners in the 1500 block of Lincoln Road are upset about a methadone clinic in their neighbourhood. Concerned about the people attracted to the service and the discovery of syringes and needles, they are doing everything they can to drive it out. But patients of the clinic say the opposition stems […]
MoreTenants of nearby apartment blocks allowed to return Mayor Eddie Francis has lifted the state of emergency in Windsor. Following a thorough search with sniffing dogs, no one was found injured or trapped in the parking garage that collapsed on Thursday. The structure is continuing to crumble in its unsecured state. And the area remains […]
MoreOne man taken to hospital There was panic shortly before noon in Windsor following the collapse of a parking structure in the 1300 block of Ouellette Avenue. The roof of an underground parking garage gave way, crushing cars below, and dropping vehicles in the parking lot above, into the widening crevasse. The collapse has now […]
MoreThe Shrine Circus is in town. And, as is the case these days — it is attracting not only children — but animal rights activists. They believe animal acts should be banned from the circus. Kelly Roche examined the issue on /A\ News at Six. SEE VIDEO http://www.atv.ca/windsor/news_73151.aspx
MoreResidents will be given priority It was one month ago an F-2 tornado hit the county. Now the government of Ontario is providing up to $1-million in relief. Kelly Roche had the story on /A\ News at Six. SEE VIDEO http://www.atv.ca/windsor/news_73138.aspx http://www.atv.ca/windsor/news_73138.aspx
MoreBeaches closed to prevent illness The temperature has exceeded 30-degrees and is pushing its way higher. People are heading to Sandpoint Beach to cool off. But with high E. Coli levels, that’s the last place the health unit wants you to go. Kelly Roche had the story on /A\ News at Six. SEE VIDEO http://www.atv.ca/windsor/news_73129.aspx
MoreCouncil will decide on requesting rate increase Water rates are going up. The city is supposed to file a business plan with the province by July 1. And that has the chair of the Windsor Utilities Commission insisting he intends to boycott the next council meeting. Kelly Roche had the story on /A\ News at […]
MorePlumbers, restoration companies kept busy Where Friday evening brought an intense rain that lasted five or 10 minutes, early Sunday morning it poured for several hours straight. More than a few homeowners awakened to find at least some water in their basement, or just as bad, their old roofing shingles weren’t up to the job, […]
MoreOne Charged, Two Sought for Homosexual Assault An Amherstburg man is facing five charges after an incident police are treating as a hate crime. Police say two men were inside a Pizza Pizza franchise a Oulette and University when they endured an incident of verbal gay bashing. One of the victims confronted the assailant and was […]
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