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It's called 'Battery Boost: Technical Training for Battery Manufacturing Careers,' and Invest WindsorEssex is offering it to laid-off workers and those wishing to change careers.
For those renewing their mortgage in the coming months, the Bank of Canada delivered some good news.
Windsor Police say the collision toppled the sign on Tecumseh Road East near Albert Road around 10 p.m. on Sunday.
The town usually sends vendors a cheque through the mail, but during the Canada Post strike, that's impossible, so those payments are available for pickup.
For the past 29 years, Joyce Zuk has worked in human services, most recently for Family Services Windsor-Essex. Soon, she'll be the new executive director for the Windsor-Essex Ontario Health Team.
By: Adelle Loiselle
The College Employer Council, representing Ontario's public colleges, said it is shocked the union representing its faculty and staff has requested a no-board report from the Ministry of Labour.
Overall, it ranked 341st out of 1,751 institutions and 90th in the Americas. Last year, it placed 601.
A donation from 100 Women Windsor-Essex is enough to put the Windsor Goodfellows over the top after its paper drive last month fell short.
New sanitary sewers, new stormwater storage in underground pipes, upgrades to the water main, and the southbound lanes between Hawthorne and Cantelon will wrap up for the winter on Thursday. The work will continue in the northbound lanes, and a multi-use trail will pick up again early next year, and the project should be complete in July 2025.
Ninety per cent of Windsor residents and 89 per cent of those in Amherstburg said their perception of positive overall.
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