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Pedestrians, cyclists make maiden voyage across Gordie Howe bridge (opens the original)
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For the first time in decades, cyclists and pedestrians have crossed the Canada-U.S. border over the Detroit River. Early Wednesday morning, more than a hundred people lined up at the foot of the International Gordie Howe Bridge to be among the first non-motorists to cross from Windsor to Detroit by foot and by bike since 2001. “It’s a great, wonderful thing that we get to be a part of history, the first ones to walk across the bridge,” Windsor resident Chris Blanchette told the Star as the gate
Cable technician sentenced for role in home invasion targeting elderly couple (opens the original)
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A Windsor judge handed down lengthy jail sentences Monday for two men’s involvement in the brutal assault of an elderly couple during a 2024 home invasion. Superior Court Justice Bruce Thomas sentenced Tucolin Downey, 33, to seven years in prison for storming into an east Windsor home with another robber while armed with an object that appeared to be a firearm. Cable technician Raymond Hunter, 43, had tipped off the robbers about valuable watches he saw at the home during a routine service call.
Border officials reviewing policies after judge tosses $13M cocaine smuggling case (opens the original)
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Canada’s border agency says it is considering policy changes after a Windsor judge dismissed a $13.2-million cocaine-smuggling case over what she called “egregious” violations of a truck driver’s Charter rights. The ruling found border officers subjected Harinder Singh Saini to an unreasonable and degrading strip search and repeatedly violated his constitutional rights after his arrest at the Ambassador Bridge in 2023. Justice Jennifer Bezaire concluded the misconduct was so serious the only app
Man acquitted of charges in 2021 Windsor Assembly Plant explosion (opens the original)
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A Windsor janitor accused of having rigged a bomb at the Stellantis Windsor Assembly Plant in 2021 in opposition to COVID-19 vaccine mandates was acquitted of all charges on Monday. James Harris, 37, was found not guilty on two criminal counts related to the explosion inside the massive manufacturing complex nearly five years ago following a trial that began in April. In a decision read in court Monday, Superior Court Justice Bruce Thomas said the Crown’s case against Harris, which relied entire
Hells Angels, other outlaw bikers expected at Canada-wide Windsor gathering (opens the original)
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Windsor police are advising the public of a planned “Canada-wide get-together” of outlaw motorcycle gang members and associates in Windsor-Essex this week, but note there is no current concern for public safety. The event scheduled for July 16 to July 19 is expected to attract more than 750 people linked to the Hells Angels and other outlaw motorcycle gangs from across Ontario and Canada, police said. The community can expect an increased police presence during this time as officers monitor acti
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