Episodes

  • Windsor News Today — May 20, 2026

    Windsor News Today — May 20, 2026
    May 20 2026
    Windsor council approved $69 million to upgrade the Lakeshore sewage system and support 14,000 new homes. Three drivers charged with impaired driving during Victoria Day weekend faced 90-day suspensions and vehicle impoundments, while mayor Dilkens announced major road work in east Windsor.
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  • Windsor News Today — May 20, 2026

    Windsor News Today — May 20, 2026
    May 20 2026
    Windsor city officials approved $69 million for Lakeshore sewage upgrades and new housing, while three people faced charges for impaired driving during Victoria Day. Mayor Dilkens announced major roadwork in east Windsor, and the Sikh community celebrated Khalsa Day downtown as the Spitfires deal with player losses.
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  • Windsor News Today — May 19, 2026

    Windsor News Today — May 19, 2026
    May 19 2026
    Windsor residents gathered at the Freedom Convoy rally near Huron Church Road to protest federal immigration policies and floor-crossing MPs, while a local doctor reports a surge in e-scooter injuries and heat warnings for the Windsor-Essex region. Windsor Police also warned about a new phone scam targeting residents, and the federal government announced $186 million in funding for domestic procurement in the area.
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  • Windsor News Today — May 18, 2026

    Windsor News Today — May 18, 2026
    May 18 2026
    Windsor faces rising e-scooter injuries with 183 incidents reported at London Health Sciences Centre, while a controversial murder case on Walpole Island sees the accused granted $270,000 bail. The city also eyes economic growth through a federal $186 million procurement initiative set to create jobs in Windsor-Essex.
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  • Windsor News Today — May 17, 2026

    Windsor News Today — May 17, 2026
    May 17 2026
    Windsor residents react to the release of the Walpole Island murder suspect on $270,000 bail and the victim’s father being charged, while a cycling group disputes vandalism claims and an Amherstburg dog attack leads to three charges. Splash pads open in Windsor and a border convoy raises safety concerns.
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  • Windsor News Today — May 16, 2026

    Windsor News Today — May 16, 2026
    May 16 2026
    Windsor police are investigating a dog attack in Amherstburg where a parent faced three charges after their pets attacked a 11-year-old girl’s dog, and searching for four suspects in a violent home invasion on C Street. The Local Wire also covers a judge’s criticism of a Windsor drug dealer for reckless behavior and the launch of Downtown Mission’s homelessness outreach program.
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  • Windsor News Today — May 15, 2026

    Windsor News Today — May 15, 2026
    May 15 2026
    Windsor police are investigating a teen accused of sextorting a 13-year-old girl and a home invasion in east Windsor with two suspects still at large. Unifor Local 195 is pushing to protect Windsor jobs amid disputes at Titan Tool, while Windsor-Essex ER wait times exceed eight hours due to underfunding.
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  • Windsor News Today — May 14, 2026

    Windsor News Today — May 14, 2026
    May 14 2026
    Windsor's Local Wire covers Atlas Tube's $10,000 signing bonus for skilled trades, Kevin Christopher Harris' guilty plea in a fatal stairway incident, and the controversial South Windsor apartment project. The episode also highlights St. Clair College's new AI cybersecurity training partnerships.
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