Sanjay Maru

More than a year after a former pool contractor pleaded guilty to fraud, a Windsor woman says she has yet to receive any of the roughly $55,000 in restitution she was awarded.

Windsor food banks are seeing more families and seniors seeking help as rising living expenses stretch household budgets and summer donations fall.

A Windsor transitional recovery home that serves roughly 150 meals a day is now without a working kitchen after a fire broke out at its Sandwich Street facility.

The Ontario government is cutting jobs at the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), including over 100 in Windsor, according to the union representing the workers.

The Ontario government is cutting jobs at the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), including over 100 in Windsor, according to the union representing the workers.

A Windsor Workplace Safety and Insurance Board employee says she may have to sell her first home after learning her position is among 131 local jobs declared redundant, according to the union representing WSIB workers.

Incumbent Drew Dilkens says he will leave office at the end of the next council term if voters elect him for a fourth time.

A man who attended high school in the Windsor area is among four Canadians missing in Nepal following a devastating flash flood, as members of Windsor’s growing Nepali community anxiously await word about friends and loved ones.

Some Windsor restaurant owners are pulling back from third-party food delivery apps, saying the added costs are forcing them to charge customers more while taking home less from each order.

Drew Dilkens says getting the province to take back responsibility for E.C. Row Expressway would be one of his top priorities if re-elected as Windsor mayor — but two of his opponents are challenging his claim that he is uniquely positioned to make it happen.