Brian Macleod is a Night News Editor for the Windsor Star, focusing on local news in Ontario, specifically in the Windsor area. With experience in various publications such as The Simcoe Reformer, National Post, Inc., and Edmonton Journal, Brian covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, community events, and local issues affecting residents of Windsor.
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Brian Macleod's reporting primarily focuses on local news, especially crime-related stories and evolving events in the Windsor and Essex County area. He gives particular attention to breaking news and evolving stories related to crimes or community events.
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By: Brian Macleod
Organization will next turn to building 300 affordable housing units in former Leamington school
Residents and many Amherstburg businesses love the summer weekend festivals, but some businesses say they're hurting from street closures.
By: Brian Macleod
Hollywood Holidays described as a "dazzling stage production"
Delay in property tax assessments affects revenue
Wendy’s, City Pizza, Osmow’s Shawarma, Stacked Pancakes and Breakfast House, and Mary Brown’s Chicken
draft budget with a recommended increase of $209.00 annually
By: Brian Macleod
MADD program encourages people to keep the sober driving message top of mind
Funds provided by benefit-sharing agreement with Hydro One.
Thousands of trip are made from Windsor to London and Toronto each year for required medical services
Harrow parade features a variety of vehicles carrying floats and boats.
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