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Results from 279 traffic stops in LaSalle in February

LaSalle police have released the results of last month’s targeted traffic enforcement initiatives.

SIU invokes mandate on Walpole Island First Nation

The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) has invoked its mandate after police responded to a weapons call on Walpole Island First Nation over the weekend.

$28,000 of drugs seized from Wallaceburg home

The Lambton OPP and Chatham-Kent Police Service have seized just under $28,000 from a home in Wallaceburg.

University of Windsor and FVGC partner to strengthen Canada’s greenhouse sector

The Fruit and Vegetable Growers of Canada (FVGC) and the University of Windsor have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to tackle key challenges facing Canada’s greenhouse vegetable sector, including energy resilience, sustainability, and economic growth.

March Break 2025: ideas to keep kids busy in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent

March Break is coming up March 8-16 and local organizations have plenty of family friendly events.

‘Period Promise’ addressing menstrual poverty in Windsor-Essex

The United Way Windsor-Essex Chatham-Kent is holding its ‘Period Promise’ event, addressing period poverty in the region.

Spitfires drop second in a row

The Windsor Spitfires dropped two of three games on their eastern Ontario road trip.

St. Clair College’s Men’s Basketball team takes home provincial bronze medal

The St. Clair Saints Men’s Basketball team is coming home with a provincial bronze medal after beating Georgian College 100-86 at the OCAA Championship on Sunday.

Essex council asked to approve new standards for town’s noise by-law

Essex council has been asked to approve changes to the town’s noise by-law that will make it easier to determine what’s too noisy and what’s not.

Guard rail repairs taking place Monday on E.C. Row Expressway

Drivers are asked to slow down on the E.C. Row Expressway Monday as workers are on scene fixing guard rails.

‘We’re making a difference’: Riders club hosting concert for at-risk youth

A Windsor-based riders club is hoping the iconic hits of Canadian rock band RUSH can help support underserved youth in the community.

‘Shelter in place’ order lifted in Walpole First Nation

Lambton County OPP and the Walpole Island Police Service are conducting a weapons related investigation on Walpole Island First Nation.

Local festivals recognized as some of Ontario’s best

Festivals and Events Ontario (FEO) has announced the 2025 Top 100 Festivals & Events in the province.

Essex-Windsor EMS preparing to hire more paramedics

A recruitment effort by the regional ambulance service closed in early February, and Chief Justin Lammers said they now have conditional offers out.

High school students test trade skills at St. Clair College as industries look to shore up labour shortage

High school students across Windsor-Essex descended on St. Clair College on Saturday to test their trade skills.