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Second teen charged after alleged street race leaves pedestrian dead (opens the original)
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Street racing appears to have been a factor in a fatal hit-and-run collision in East Windsor, as police have now arrested a second suspect. Shortly before 10 p.m. on September 27, police responded to a report of a crash involving a pedestrian at the intersection of Tecumseh Road East and Princess Avenue. The 62-year-old victim was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced deceased. Investigators with the Windsor Police Major Crimes Unit determined that two vehicles were street racing eastbo
31-year-old man charged with extortion, assault in Amherstburg (opens the original)
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A 31-year-old man has been arrested in connection with an assault and extortion investigation in Amherstburg. A victim reported earlier this month to Windsor police that he had advertised an item for sale online in June 2026. The suspect came to their home and said he would pay for the item by the end of the month, but when he didn’t come back, the item was sold to another person. Police say the suspect reportedly later returned to the residence and demanded money from the victim. He allegedly t
Windsor Regiment celebrates 90 years of service to community and country (opens the original)
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The City of Windsor is honouring a local reserve unit that’s marking its 90th anniversary this year. The city is proclaiming October 19 to 25 as “Windsor Regiment Week” to mark the anniversary. The week will include a flag-raising ceremony in City Hall Square on October 19. There will also be a meet and greet on October with historical displays at the Major FA Tilston Armoury on Sandwich Street, and on October 24 there will be a regimental wreath laying ceremony and Freedom of the City Inspectio
Dilkens vows to use Strong Mayor Powers to block four-units as-of-right (opens the original)
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Drew Dilkens is vowing to use Strong Mayor Powers to reject any effort to allow four residential units as-of-right, if he’s re-elected mayor of Windsor. During a news conference Monday, Dilkens called on voters to ask the candidates for city council about where they stand on the issue of allowing four residential units as-of-right which would allow for the construction of four-plex residential units anywhere in the city. “You choose whoever you want to vote for, but please ask the question and k
Windsor council backs WSIB workers facing relocation decision (opens the original)
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City council is showing its support for Workplace Safety and Insurance Board workers in Windsor as their jobs face relocation. On Monday, council passed a motion from Ward 9 Councillor Kieran McKenzie that will see the city send a letter to the WSIB Board of Directors, the president of Ontario’s Treasury Board, and the Minister of Labour to strongly condemn the centralization strategy and call for the reversal of a relocation mandate, while also safeguarding remote work for Windsor employees. In
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