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Windsor·Q&A The Canadian rookie tight end played 12 games — earning his way into the starting lineup — with 29 receptions and one touchdown.  23-year-old from Windsor, Ont., had his rookie year cut short by a foot injuryCBC News · Posted: Jan 16, 2025 11:14 AM EST | Last Updated:Continue Reading

Windsor A new documentary comes out in late January, outlining the severe impact the invasive species had on fish populations until the late 1950s across the Great Lakes region. Lampreys have been under control for decades, but ravaged fish populations before then Bob Becken · CBC News · Posted: JanContinue Reading

Windsor The honours, announced Friday morning during an Automotive Press Association event kicking off the North American International Auto Show in Detroit, are decided by a group of 50 journalists from the U.S. and Canada.  Show returned to its traditional January time in Michigan after a few years elsewhere TheContinue Reading

Windsor Sentencing delayed for Toronto man in $36M drug trafficking operation as he waits to become 1st-time dadSentencing for a Toronto man believed to be the mastermind of a $36-million cross-border drug trafficking operation that started in Windsor, Ont., is being delayed until July because he’s waiting to become a first-time father.Continue Reading

Windsor Detroit ended 2024 with about 203 homicides — down 49 from the year before and the fewest in the city since 188 were committed in 1965, said Mayor Mike Duggan. City ended last year with 203 homicides — down 49 from the year before Corey Williams · The AssociatedContinue Reading

Windsor As of Jan. 13, the cost of Canadian stamps and other mail products is spiking 25 per cent. It’s so dramatic an increase that Windsor convenience store owner Donald Chang has been warning his customers: If you use a lot of stamps, buy them now — before the priceContinue Reading

Windsor Fewer international students made it to Windsor, Ont., in 2024. Local businesses are feeling the impactFewer international students made their way to Windsor and Canada this year due to the recent immigration changes. That is having an impact on the local businesses that depended on them historically. Restaurants andContinue Reading

Bacterial meningitis turns Windsor baby’s first Christmas into parental nightmare Windsor couple Katelynn Hawes and Quentin Brunelle say their concerns about their three-month-old daughter Evalynn were dismissed when they went to Leamington’s hospital on Christmas Day. Now Evalynn is struggling to survive bacterial meningitis. CBC’s Dalson Chen reports, with filesContinue Reading

There’s a new proposal to protect monarch butterflies. Advocates say it’s a much-needed move An annual attraction in Windsor when crowds flock to the area to witness the monarch migration, there’s now growing concern that pesticides and climate change, among other factors, are putting the species at risk. In Canada,Continue Reading