Trevor Wilhelm is a journalist and reporter for the Windsor Star, focusing on local news in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics, including crime, community events, environmental issues, and local government. His work has also been featured in other publications such as The London Free Press, The North Bay Nugget, The Sarnia Observer, Delhi News Record, and Healthing.
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Trevor Wilhelm's coverage focuses heavily on local news, events, and government announcements in the Windsor-Essex region. His articles often cover breaking news and evolving stories related to crime and privacy & cybersecurity. If you are looking to reach out to Trevor, consider providing insights or expert commentary on local crime trends, community events, or developments in government services within the Windsor-Essex area.
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The University of Windsor cancelled classes on Monday after a power outage swept across campus.
By: Trevor Wilhelm
The second annual Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign officially began Monday.
Windsor police have named a seventh suspect in the murder of Windsor’s Dalton Bartnik, who disappeared eight months ago.
A new primary care clinic for downtown residents is now open.
By: Trevor Wilhelm
The arrests follow the start of a stepped-up police presence in Windsor and Amherstburg with the annual Festive RIDE campaign.
By: Trevor Wilhelm
The campaign runs Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, with about 600 volunteers hawking papers in Windsor, Tecumseh, and LaSalle.
By: Trevor Wilhelm
"Going to be excellent." The World Aquatics Diving World Cup is coming to the Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre in April.
By: Trevor Wilhelm
Helga Reidel’s stint as chair of UWindsor's board of governors ended this week after a 'challenging' two-year stint.
By: Trevor Wilhelm
Windsor police officers were ere setting up a RIDE program when they noticed a black pickup coming toward them.
By: Trevor Wilhelm
UWindsor’s board of governors approved the five-year plan on Tuesday.
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