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Windsor mayoral candidates debate best plan for city’s future (opens the original)
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Three of Windsor’s mayoral candidates squared off in an at-times fiery debate on Tuesday afternoon. Hosted by the Windsor Essex Chamber of Commerce, the debate held at the Chrysler Theatre included candidates Drew Dilkens, Fred Francis, and Kat Pasquach. A series of pre-determined questions focused on managing Windsor’s economy amid U.S. tariffs, housing, homelessness, and the downtown core. Each candidate delivered a different pitch to the crowd of more than 300, stating why they deserve the ci
Taxes, rentals, infrastructure: LaSalle residents weigh-in on election priorities (opens the original)
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Only weeks before Ontario’s municipal elections, voters in LaSalle have put a face to the names on the ballot. Hundreds of people attended the town’s meet-the-candidate night at the Event Centre at LaSalle Landing on Monday to speak face-to-face with the people seeking their vote. Instead of a debate, residents walked booth-to-booth with an opportunity to speak individually with each candidate. The town has three candidates vying for mayor, three listed for deputy mayor, and 13 candidates seekin
Transit Windsor adds stops near Gordie Howe International Bridge (opens the original)
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Windsor transit riders can now reach the foot of the Gordie Howe Bridge without a long walk. Transit Windsor has rolled out new eastbound and westbound stops near Sandwich Street and Prospect Avenue for closer access to the bridge’s pedestrian walkway. The stops have been added to Route 605, which travels between Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare and Amherstburg. The bridge’s pedestrian and cyclist path opened to the public in early August. At City Hall, James Chacko, Executive Director of Transit Win
Canada can’t afford permanent auto tariffs, labour leader says (opens the original)
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The Canadian automotive industry could not sustain a permanent tariff implemented by the U.S. government, according to the chair of Unifor’s Auto Council. The sector remains at the forefront of the Canada-U.S. trade war, which intensified after a deal to avoid new sweeping tariffs imposed by the latter was not reached on Friday night. John D’Agnolo, who also represents Ford Motor Co. workers in Canada, said he supports the government’s decision to walk away from the table. “Clearly the signal is
Lakeshore spa’s sudden closure leaves customers in the lurch (opens the original)
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The sudden closure of the Estetica Day Spa in Lakeshore has left some gift certificate holders unsure they’ll ever be fully compensated. Customers became alarmed Friday as word began to spread that the business had closed without any notice. Several customers, including Toula Tee, showed up to the shop along Amy Croft Drive hoping to use gift cards or spend the remaining balance on their accounts. “So when I went on Friday, it was around noon, I guess, and windows were all papered up. There were
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