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Windsor airport to get $7.5M runway upgrade, new fire truck (opens the original)
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Windsor International Airport will rehabilitate its main runway and add a second fire truck following a $7.5 million investment from the federal government. The upgrades, which include modernizing the main runway edge lighting, were announced Wednesday by airport President and CEO Mark Galvin and deputy House leader Arielle Kayabaga. The airport has seen an incremental increase in passenger and cargo traffic so the second fire and rescue vehicle will increase airport safety, said Galvin. Windsor
Jack Miner seeks slower traffic as geese killed crossing Kingsville road (opens the original)
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The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary is asking to slow traffic on Road 3 W, where officials say seven to 10 geese are killed by vehicles in a typical year. Executive director Matt Olewski told Kingsville town council some drivers appear to deliberately target banded birds, adding to concerns about the safety of wildlife, sanctuary visitors and other motorists. “These road crossings have become a natural part of the behaviour of sanctuary birds,” Olewski said. “It is not uncommon to see driver
Looming tariffs threaten to upend the auto industry (opens the original)
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A permanent increase in United States tariffs on automotive vehicles would upend the entire industry, likely reducing production of lower-cost cars with customers moving into the used market, says an American auto industry analyst. “Automakers are going to have to decide which products are most profitable to them in a post-tariff world,” said Sam Fiorani, vice president, global vehicle forecasting at AutoForecast Solutions Automotive, based in Pottstown, PA. “That may entail lower cost vehicles
91-year-old Windsor woman wins fight against 56% rent hike, avoids eviction (opens the original)
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A 91-year-old Windsor woman who refused to pay a 56 per cent rent increase has won her fight to remain in her home, but the legal battle over soaring rents at her seniors building may not be over. The Landlord and Tenant Board ruled Aug. 10 that Sylvia Berk’s landlord could not evict her for refusing to pay the increase, finding her tenancy at I. L. Peretz House is protected by provincial rent-control rules. The decision cancelled an increase that would have taken her monthly rent from $447 to $
Essex County looks to stop AI data centres as Ontario brings in strict ground rules (opens the original)
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As the province looks at establishing strict rules for power-hungry AI data centres, Essex County has taken the first steps to preventing any from coming to the area in the first place. There are no AI data centres located in the county and no current applications to build one. But after receiving hundreds of emails from residents concerned about the possibility of artificial intelligence data centres sprouting in the region, officials want to explore what tools the municipality needs to handle
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