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OPP seize more than $366K in alleged online cannabis operation in Windsor (opens the original)
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Four people are facing charges after an Ontario Provincial Police-led investigation into an alleged online cannabis distribution network in Windsor resulted in more than $366,000 worth of cannabis, equipment and other property being seized. The provincial joint forces cannabis enforcement team began investigating an online operation known as “420 Highway” in July, the OPP said. Investigators determined the operation was allegedly supplying and distributing illegal cannabis products from multiple
What's On Windsor: Steampunks, birds of prey, open streets and a ton of grapes (opens the original)
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Here’s a look at what’s happening across Windsor-Essex this weekend. Uncommon fun: Gears, gadgets, magic and a healthy dose of weird take over downtown Amherstburg Sept. 18-20 for the Amherstburg Uncommon Festival. The annual celebration invites visitors to dress up and wander through a weekend of buskers, live performances, games, vendors and participating businesses. More at visitamherstburg.ca. Taste of Italy: Grab a glass and get ready to festa. Grape Fest takes over the Giovanni Caboto Club
'Gulf of Cleveland': Ohio takes satirical jab at Lake Erie renaming (opens the original)
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The City of Cleveland has entered the debate over what to call Lake Erie, with city councillors proposing a satirical new name for the Great Lake: the “Gulf of Cleveland.” The non-binding resolution is the latest response to controversial efforts to rename bodies of water in the United States, according to U.S. media reports. “I feel emboldened to take the extraordinary step of renaming Lake Erie as the Gulf of Cleveland,” council member Kris Harsh said Monday. “Keep in mind, there’s a very real
Pedal-assist e-bikes get green light on Gordie Howe bridge path (opens the original)
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Pedal-assist e-bikes are now permitted on the Gordie Howe International Bridge multi-use path. On Monday, the Windsor Detroit Bridge Authority announced pedal-assist-only power-assisted bicycles can now be used on the 2.5-kilometere path connecting Windsor and Detroit. The bikes must provide power only while the rider is actively pedaling, the bridge authority said. They cannot have a throttle, and the motor assistance must automatically stop when the bike reaches 32 km/h. The path is also open
Leamington chamber honours local businesses at annual awards (opens the original)
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Local businesses and community organizations were recognized last Wednesday at the Leamington District Chamber of Commerce’s annual Business Excellence Awards. The 32nd annual awards ceremony was held at the Roma club with winners named in 14 categories. They also coincided with the chamber’s 90th anniversary. “Being named a finalist is an accomplishment in itself,” said Wendy Parsons, general manager of the Leamington District Chamber of Commerce. “We have so many incredible businesses and indi
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