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Windsor spending $3M for Ward 1 road work in 2026
The City of Windsor is set to invest about $3 million in road repairs and rehabilitation in south west Windsor this year.
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2 suspects arrested after home invasion in Windsor, third still at large
The Windsor Police Service has arrested two suspects in connection with a violent home invasion earlier this week.
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87 kilograms of cocaine seized at Coutts border
The Canadian Border Services Agency says it’s intercepted 87 kilograms of suspected cocaine from a Calgary-bound commercial truck labelled as carrying produce.
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Ontario announces plan to slash Niagara Region, Simcoe County councils and add ‘strong chair’ powers
Under its new Better Regional Governance Act, 2026, the province will also have the power to appoint regional chairs in Durham, Halton, Muskoka, Peel, Waterloo and York as well as the warden of Simcoe County, it announced Thursday
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Married podcasting couple spar in court against rival who said they ‘might be brother and sister’
OTTAWA — Husband-and-wife podcasters Ryan and Tanya Davies had their long-awaited day in court in a defamation suit against a rival who they say falsely accused them of being biological siblings whose incestuous relationship caused their son’s autism. The Hamilton, Ont., couple, who co-host the popular conservative podcast Northern Perspective , are seeking $150,000 in…
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Pain at the gas pumps? That’s nothing compared to the damage this fuel shock can do
Canadians are naturally fixated on the hit to their finances from filling up at the gas pump , but it’s the rising cost of diesel — the “ life of the economy ” — that could really sock it to people’s pocketbooks and the economy. The United States-Israel-led war on Iran has put the screws…
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Canada’s housing market likely to stay soft for most of 2026, says Deloitte’s Dawn Desjardins
Dawn Desjardins, chief economist at Deloitte Canada , talks with the Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about the outlook for the Canadian economy . • Email: lharapyn@postmedia.com
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Quebec passes expanded secularism law targeting daycare workers, public prayer
The Coalition Avenir Québec government adopted legislation on Thursday that puts limits on praying in public and extends a ban on wearing religious symbols to daycare workers.
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Alberta tables bill to reduce child access to sexually explicit images in public libraries
The Alberta government is looking to make changes in all public libraries to ensure children and young teens don’t have access to graphic sexual images.
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Legault speaks on French in Montreal, Quebec identity in final question period as premier
François Legault is attending his last question period at the National Assembly Thursday morning before stepping down as premier next week.