Latest from Chris Ensing
New
Global tariffs gave Canada unexpected advantage. How Trump's pause narrows Windsor's silver lining
For seven days, companies in countries all over the globe scrambling to find somewhere to build products that avoided U.S. President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs were looking at Windsor-Essex.
Windsor, Ont., will likely approve speed cameras this month. Do they work?
If the program is approved by council, the city says after it's paid off any profit will go toward traffic calming measures.
Caesars Windsor workers could strike as soon as next week, OLG continues work to select next operator
Union leadership says Caesars Windsor told him they want to continue operating the casino during contract negotiations.
Windsor's key strategy to reduce emissions 'too costly' without financial help
A report to city council now finds that completing the goal of retrofitting 57,200 homes through the program would take 100 years based on uptake in other retrofit programs.
More than a dozen vacant homes are being demolished in Sandwich Town
More than a dozen abandoned and boarded up homes are being torn to the ground on Indian Road and Rosedale Avenue after the Canadian Transit Company (CTC) had demolition permits approved by the city.
Rex the dog was trapped on icy Lake St. Clair — but the Lakeshore, Ont., community rallied to save him
It took dozens of people using binoculars, telescopes, drones and snowmobiles to get Rex back to his Lakeshore, Ont., home on Thursday.
'A sad day for democracy,' councillor says as effort to override tunnel bus veto fails
The City of Windsor will no longer offer the Transit Windsor tunnel bus route connecting the city to Detroit.
Video
How a Canadian trucker used a refrigerated produce trailer to smuggle people into the U.S.
A Canadian man has been sentenced to three years in an American prison after pleading guilty to using the refrigerated trailer of his semi-truck to smuggle people into the U.S., using the Ambassador bridge linking Ontario and Michigan, in exchange for money.
Landlords lose court appeal against Windsor's pilot program to licence rental units
A group of landlords have lost their appeal in a court battle against a City of Windsor Residential Rental Licensing (RRL) pilot project that requires units in certain parts of the city to pass inspections.
Council approves major changes to Windsor's deadly Sandpoint Beach but work is years away
Windsor's city council is endorsing a plan to re-arrange the community's only beach to keep swimmers away from a deadly current at the mouth of the Detroit River.