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Windsor-Essex travellers warned of heightened U.S. border scrutiny

Cross-border travellers are being urged to brace for more scrutiny at U.S. ports of entry, following a federal update to Canada’s travel advisory.

ENWIN crews supporting ice storm recovery in Orillia and Chatham-Kent

ENWIN Utilities has sent crews to restore power following an ice storm in Chatham-Kent, Sarnia-Lambton, and Orillia.

Toll booths, customs and now tariffs: Cross-border couples navigate Canada-U.S. tensions

In Windsor–Essex, finding love across the border is just part of the dating landscape — especially when apps match users by distance, not citizenship

Windsor business successfully blocks Unifor in court proceeding

A local business has successfully blocked Unifor in a court proceeding.

Majority of Canadians willing to pay more for local food amid U.S. trade tensions: Survey

A new national survey suggests Canadians are showing strong support for homegrown food, even if it means paying more at the checkout.

Elections Canada offering jobs to teens for federal election

Teenagers in the area, ages 16, 17, and 18, are eligible to become a poll worker during the upcoming federal election.

Flood watch issued for Essex region

The Essex Region Conservation Authority (ERCA) has issued a flood watch for Essex.

Here’s who’s running in the federal election in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent

Voters in southwestern Ontario will head to the polls as the 45th federal general election is held on Monday, April 28, 2025.

K9 Vinny helps arrest break-and-enter suspect

OPP K9 Vinny, alongside his handler, Const. Holland, successfully helped arrest a wanted suspect in connection to an attempted break-and-enter.

Suspect charged in Chatham wire theft

A Chatham man has been charged in connection to a wire theft in the city.

Flood watch issued for parts of Chatham-Kent

A flood watch has been issued for parts of Chatham-Kent by the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority (LTVCA).

Strong demand for temporary warming spaces in local emergency shelters

Demand was strong for temporary warming spaces that opened during the winter months for those experiencing homelessness in Windsor-Essex.

Farmers face uncertainty amid trade tensions

Spring marks a crucial time for farmers in Chatham-Kent, but uncertainty over tariffs has one local operation worried about the future of its harvest.

$300-million manufacturing investment coming to Windsor

Windsor is getting a nearly $300-million investment from a Canadian automotive parts manufacturing company.

‘The tools have to go back’: Windsor company takes Unifor to court over transport blockade

Titan Tool and Die is requesting an injunction from the Superior Court of Justice to prevent Local 195 from blocking their transport again.