Windsor

A five-week in-class program at the Multicultural Council of Windsor Essex (MCC) is providing youth important career placement skills.

Cassidy Young hoped that pursuing a career in the skilled trades would offer a stable future. But the 18-year-old Belle River District High School student said Wednesday’s job market has made that path less predictable.

Caesars Windsor Cares has made a donation of $11,490 to The Downtown Mission, supporting its food bank.

The rain might bring some temporary relief — but for many in Windsor, pollen season arrived early and isn’t letting up.

Stellantis has confirmed it will invest $388 million for a new Metro Detroit Megahub location in Van Buren Township, Mich.

It’s cool and damp across southern Ontario, with temperatures averaging about 10C below where we should be for this time of year.

A symbolic funeral procession and memorial will take place in Chatham on May 31 to honour women and children lost to femicide.

The Windsor Police Service has arrested a suspect after he allegedly tried to disarm the officer and stole a vehicle.

The provincial government has announced $2.6 million into watermain replacements in Tecumseh.

Changes to how the Greater-Essex County District School Board will name schools lacks guidelines to avoid future controversy, according to a board trustee.

About 100 high school students from across the region are expected to take part in St. Clair College’s second annual Jill of All Trades event Wednesday, aimed at introducing young women to opportunities in the skilled trades.

Lakeshore council met Tuesday evening with one report looking for approval to transfer $80,000 from reserves for a temporary library facility and washroom facility to be located at Stoney Point Park for up to one year.

Essex council voted Tuesday night to amend a bylaw that now bans the release of non-biodegradable balloons into the air.

For the second time in six months, tension is mounting as businesses and charities brace for disruption at Canada Post.

A Windsor police initiative launched less than a year ago is delivering what officers call “a made-in-Windsor solution” to the rising problem of retail theft — and now, the results are in.