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Spotted lanternfly seen in Windsor, Ont., first in Canada (opens the original)
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The spotted lanternfly, an invasive species, has been seen in Windsor, Ont., for the first time in Canada. On Sept. 15, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirmed the sighting. It is known to damage and kill grapevines, which can have a serious, negative impact on wineries in the area. The CFIA added it can also impact other crop growers, the horticulture and forestry industries, parks, and yards. In order to reduce the spread, movement restrictions have been put in place, preventing t
Windsor supporting proposed long-term care facility at Seneca Park (opens the original)
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City Council has directed Windsor to make an agreement to support a proposed long-term care facility at Seneca Park. The agreement is with Arch Acquisitions Corporation and involves an underutilized four-acre section of the park. The city says it represents an important step toward expanding housing and care options for older adults. “The power and potential of our Housing Solutions Made for Windsor strategy continues to strongly position our city for the future,” said Mayor Drew Dilkens. “To da
Chatham-Kent chosen for clean energy manufacturing investment (opens the original)
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Chatham-Kent has been chosen for a clean energy investment by Canadian Energies. The proposed investment is featured at the Canadian Investment Summit, which is happening in Toronto Monday and Tuesday. “We’re excited to see Chatham-Kent recognized at a national investment summit and to have our community selected for this project,” said Mayor Darrin Canniff. “This project would represent the largest single investment ever made in Chatham-Kent. We’re proud of what our community has to offer. The
Two injuried, three arrested in Blenheim weapons incident (opens the original)
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Three people have been charged after two were injuried in an incident in Blenheim. In the evening on Aug. 28, the Chatham-Kent Police Service was called to a fight near William Street North and Sunset Drive. A weapon was reportedly pulled and used and a person was hit by a vehicle. The CKPS said a 24-year-old Blenheim man drove a vehicle that hit a 23-year-old Blenheim man near the intersection. The weapon used was determined to be a BB gun. A second victim, a 21-year-old Blenheim woman, was als
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