Suspect sought in assault
1 hours agoWindsor police are looking for a suspect who allegedly assaulted a senior outside of a church on Friday.
Hundreds gather for Truth and Reconciliation Day
2 hours agoHundreds of people gathered in Jackson Park Wednesday for Orange Shirt Day Honour Walk and Community Gathering.
Bomb threat investigated near Windsor high school
4 hours agoThere has been an increased presence of police officers on Wednesday near a Windsor secondary school.
Windsor's nurse and crisis response teams continue to thrive
5 hours agoThe partnership between local emergency department nurses, social workers, and Windsor police has continued to make strides and reduce pressure on hospitals.
Tecumseh Fire to purchase $834K pumper
7 hours agoTecumseh Fire and Rescue will continue upgrading its lifesaving equipment.
Dilkens, Francis and Pasquach face off at Chamber debate
12 hours agoThe debate between incumbent Drew Dilkens, Fred Francis, and Kat Pasquach focused on economic diversity during a trade war, housing, downtown revitalization and planning for population growth in the city.
Lakeshore to expand municipal service to seven days a week
13 hours agoLakeshore will offer residents more opportunities to engage with staff.
Regional News
Sudden death prompts lengthy road closure
Sarnia1 hours agoLambton OPP closed a section of Tecumseh Road for several hours on Wednesday while officers investigated a sudden death.
Closing Markets for Wednesday, September 30
Midwestern2 hours agoCorn and Wheat finished lower mid-week.
Lambton College honours Truth and Reconciliation Day
Sarnia2 hours agoThe event included remarks from local First Nation leaders as well as an Indigenous business vendor market.
Hundreds attend Truth and Reconciliation Healing Walk in Wallaceburg
Chatham3 hours agoAs Chatham-Kent marked the annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, James Street in Wallaceburg became a sea of orange as elementary school students took part in a Healing Walk.
