Sarah Grishpul
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- Aug 31, 2026
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Transit Windsor's east end bus terminal to open Sept. 6 (opens the original)
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Transit Windsor’s new east end terminal will finally be operational on Sept. 6, moving just across the street from the long-standing Tecumseh Mall station. The $8.1-million project was proposed to increase capacity and reduce congestion from the mall’s terminal. The new station is situated on the northwest corner of Tecumseh Road East and Lauzon Parkway, and will include eight bus bays, passenger shelters, bicycle parking and a dedicated driver facility. Arrival and departure times in the new lo
East end construction will split annual Open Streets Windsor route in two (opens the original)
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One day a year, several streets across the city will shut down to allow residents to experience different neighbourhoods on foot. Pedestrians and cyclists will get free reign over east end roads during Windsor’s Open Streets event on Sept. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. “Being the Motor City of Canada, we are often in our cars and we don’t take the time to really see our neighbourhoods the way you see it when you’re on foot or if you’re riding your bicycle” said Michael Chantler, the city’s comission
Windsor's Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare renames gambling recovery centre (opens the original)
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Windsor’s Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare has renamed its long-standing addiction recovery centre to represent its role as a provincial leader in residential gambling-specific treatment services. The former Centre for Problem Gambling and Digital Dependency was changed to the Ontario Centre for Problem Gambling on Tuesday. Hospital president and CEO Bill Marra said the new name was fitting considering the majority of their clients come from outside Windsor-Essex. “There’s nobody else in Ontario that
Windsor to host dog-themed carnival exhibition this fall (opens the original)
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The dog days of summer aren’t over yet, as a new canine-themed interactive art experience is coming to Windsor this fall. Toronto-based artist Micah Lexier’s Dog Days of Ontario Culture Days will be making a stop in Windsor on Sept. 20. Lexier said the project combines his love for dogs and for carnival attractions. “I really do like interacting with the public or making works that reach people in an easier way, as opposed to having them come into a gallery to experience my work,” he said. “I pr
Windsor Regional Hospital nationally recognized for specialized infant care (opens the original)
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Windsor Regional Hospital received an award from the Canadian Premature Babies Foundation for accumulating 750 hours of skin-to-skin care in just two weeks. “It takes a whole unit, a lot of commitment, to make these things happen for families, and it’s a lot of education that the nurse has to provide,” said Fabiana Vacchini, the foundation’s executive director. “So to make that extra effort to make sure the babies are held, it is a big achievement that we have to celebrate.” Windsor was one of 4
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