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Windsor police are investigating a serious collision involving an 89-year-old cyclist at Northwood Street and McKay Avenue, while bike-theft alerts urge residents to secure their bikes with U-locks. The Carrousel of the Nations wrapped up with Leamington’s Mexican Village Sunday on Mill Street, highlighting cultural diversity in the city.

Windsor police warn of rising bike thefts and urge cyclists to use U-locks, while a senior cyclist was critically injured in a collision on Northwood Street. The Carrousel of the Nations festival wrapped up its second weekend with Leamington’s Mexican Village on Mill Street drawing crowds.

Windsor — Alan Wildeman, former University of Windsor president, has died at 72, while a fire damaged a home and another investigation continues on Drouillard Road. City officials debate the new bus depot’s location and the Gordie Howe bridge’s impact on connectivity and recreation.

Windsor police are investigating a serious cyclist collision in South Windsor and a fire on Drouillard Road that caused partial road closures, while a Windsor home also suffered fire damage. Residents are also reacting to a proposed bus depot at Lauzon and Tecumseh Road East and mourning former University of Windsor president Alan Wildeman.

Windsor's Local Wire update covers the Ford Fireworks event with drone restrictions, the Zekelman Foundation's $1 million donation to revamp the Safety Village, and a knife-related standoff highlighting public safety concerns. Health officials also warn of E. coli contamination at Holiday Beach and Lakeshore Lakeview Park West Beach.

Windsor residents should stay alert as authorities warn about E. coli contamination at Holiday Beach and Lakeshore Lakeview Park West Beach, while a knife-wielding suspect was detained in a five-hour standoff. The city also announces the $1 million renovation of the Zekelman Centre for Safety and Wellness and a $10,000 donation to aid seniors with meals.

Windsor police are investigating a fatal Lakeshore homicide involving five gunshot wounds, while Essex County OPP Board South resumes meetings after resolving a funding crisis. A downtown bike robbery and ongoing homelessness funding disputes between local mayors also highlight key public safety and regional governance issues.

Windsor's latest episode covers a fatal shooting in Lakeshore, funding delays for the Essex County OPP Board South, and a dispute over homelessness resources between Windsor and Leamington mayors. The episode also highlights the return of the Carrousel of the Nations festival and a recent bike robbery in downtown Windsor.

Windsor city officials approved slashing developer fees by 70 percent to attract $50 million in grants, while fire crews fought a blaze in Sandwich Town. The University of Windsor faces a $7.4 million deficit, and a new dementia-friendly wellness hub opens in Tecumseh.

Windsor firefighters contained a fire at a vacant home in the 3200 block of Linwood Place, while two youths face charges after a stabbing near Tecumseh. The city also announces a new dementia-friendly wellness hub in Tecumseh and updates on housing fund applications in Essex County.

Windsor police announced a 12.5-year prison sentence for a man involved in a major fentanyl trafficking case, while a woman faces charges after a hit-and-run collision involving a Jeep. The city’s arson unit is investigating a fire at the WindsorEats building, and fans are gathering for World Cup watch parties as the Spitfires add weekend games to their schedule.

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Windsor: A man faces charges after a dangerous driving crash in Kingsville injured a person seriously, and a fire broke out at the Hiram Walker distillery. Windsor’s University also drew criticism for spending $40,000 on an India recruitment trip despite enrollment caps.

Windsor: A man faces dangerous driving charges after a collision in Kingsville sent someone to the hospital, and a fire at the Hiram Walker distillery closed Riverside Drive East. Windsor Regional Hospital honored doctors, while UWindsor faced criticism over a $40,000 trip to India, and Tecumseh Mayor Gary McNamara faces a re-election challenge.

Windsor: A 40-year-old woman is in critical condition after a hit-and-run collision on Ouellette Avenue, while the Carrousel of the Nations celebrated its 42nd edition with cultural showcases across Essex County. The Windsor Spitfires' GM discussed draft challenges and local talent highlights, and the Kingsville Highland Games returned after a year off with traditional Scottish events.

Windsor Police appointed Kenneth Cribley as Deputy Chief – Operations, while a 32-year-old man faces serious charges for historical sexual assault. The Highland Games return to Essex County on June 27, and Lauchlan Whelan, a 15-year-old Quinte Red Devils player, was drafted by the Windsor Spitfires.

Windsor authorities are investigating a suspected murder linked to a LaSalle man allegedly intoxicated during the incident, while Belle River Beach and two other Windsor-Essex beaches remain closed due to elevated E. coli levels. City crews are also advising drivers on proper merging techniques during ongoing construction zones to reduce traffic congestion.

Windsor: A LaSalle man faces investigation over a fatal incident, while Belle River beach remains closed due to E. coli levels. A Windsor man was attacked in an alley with a bat, and a local man is charged with sexually assaulting a child.

Windsor: LaSalle neighbors react to a 2024 murder confession, East Windsor gets a new FIFA-certified soccer field, and Hiatus House seeks funding for domestic violence transitional housing. A Rottweiler from Amherstburg is ordered to be muzzle after an attack.

Windsor council approves transitional housing for women fleeing domestic violence at Hiatus House, while a man accused of murder confesses to a 2024 homicide in LaSalle. The city also unveils a new FIFA-certified soccer field in East Windsor.

Windsor officials extend heat warning with temperatures hitting 31-33°C, urging residents to stay hydrated and check on vulnerable neighbors. City leaders announce infrastructure funding, adding 24 paramedics and launching a new prostate cancer detection method at Windsor Regional Hospital.

Windsor officials announce $7.8 million to secure dangerous abandoned gas wells after past fatalities, while Windsor Regional Hospital introduces a safer prostate cancer biopsy procedure. City leaders also unveil cost-cutting measures to secure federal housing funds and address water safety following the death of a local man in Lake St Clair.

Windsor police investigate alleged murder of a Lakeshore resident by a LaSalle man linked to a romantic entanglement with the victim’s wife. Council delays $192,000 funding for the Welcome Centre Shelter while facing pressure to reassess Jackson Park Bandshell’s historical value.

Windsor police charged four people after a high-speed chase and multi-vehicle crash involving an unconscious driver, raising concerns about road safety. Mayor Sherry Bondy warned about flooding risks from the proposed Essex development, while CSIS flagged a violent extremist threat following the murder of Nancy Grewal near LaSalle.

Windsor police charged four individuals in impaired driving incidents involving collisions and pursuits, while Mayor Sherry Bondy warned about flooding risks from the Essex development plan. Authorities also investigated extremist threats linked to the Nancy Grewal murder and reported a boater's death near Belle River.