The Town of Kingsville has updated its Ruthven Sanitary Sewer and Treatment Plant Issues project page on HaveYourSayKingsville.ca to include a report that is coming to Council on Monday, March 23, 2026. The report provides an overview of the system challenges, compliance progress, financial details, and the status of the ongoing litigation […]
Extortion is a serious crime that harms Canadians, communities and businesses. As criminal networks evolve and expand, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) and its partners are intensifying efforts and prioritizing enforcement against those involved in serious criminality, including organized crime and extortion. The CBSA is working with law enforcement […]
Municipalities must pass a bylaw authorizing the use of alcohol in public To help support local tourism and drive economic growth, the Ontario government is expanding “bring-your-own” (formerly tailgate) event permits for municipally designated cultural or community outdoor public events, including farmer’s markets, movie screenings, art exhibits and neighbourhood festivals. […]
With the recent announcement that Cindy’s will soon close its doors, here’s a look back at how a roadside vegetable stand became one of Southwestern Ontario’s most beloved retail destinations. What began as a humble roadside vegetable stand in 1989 grew into one of the most beloved retail destinations in […]
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s 2025 budget, his first in office, forecasts total federal program spending over the next four years will be $67.6 billion higher than what was planned by former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and his expected deficits are double the Trudeau government’s projections, finds a new study published […]
Register by September 4 to secure the early‑bird rate The Town of Kingsville is excited to announce the Great Migration Paint Out returns Thursday, October 15 to Sunday, October 18, 2026. This four‑day outdoor painting competition welcomes artists from across North America to capture the beauty of Kingsville’s historic architecture, charming farms, lakeside […]
EnerQuest Technologies Solutions Inc.’s expansion will support nearly 280 good-paying jobs in Essex County The Ontario government is welcoming an investment of nearly $15.8 million by EnerQuest Technologies Solutions to expand their manufacturing facility in Harrow and reshore the production of switchgears from the United States. Leveraging the province’s skilled […]
Effective May 1, 2026, all taxicabs operating in the Municipality of Leamington will be required to use a taxicab meter. This change replaces the current flat rate system and follows the adoption of By-law 30-26. New Taxicab Rates Drop Rate: $4.25 Meter Rate: $1.58 per kilometre Waiting Time: $0.50 per […]
Q: Why is the County publishing this FAQ? A: The County is committed to transparency regarding issues of public safety and is providing this FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) to address common questions about the labour relations framework governing Ontario’s ambulance services and the current state of negotiations between the County and […]
The Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA) and the Town of Kingsville (Town) undertook a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) to upgrade the Kingsville Wastewater Pollution Control Plant and Lagoons. The study followed the Schedule ‘C’ Municipal Class EA process as set out by the Municipal Engineers Association. The Town’s […]
Next phase of County Road 42 project begins Monday, March 16 Construction and road closure updates for the County of Essex, for the week of March 16, 2026: County Road 42 will be reduced to one lane, with flaggers, between Lesperance Road and County Road 43 (Banwell Road) in Tecumseh – […]
Workforce WindsorEssex has released its 2025/2026 Community & Labour Market Plan, a comprehensive regional strategy that aligns labour market analysis with community priorities to support long-term workforce resilience across Windsor-Essex. The plan integrates labour market analysis and community planning, recognizing that workforce development, demographic change, employer demand, and community inclusion […]
The inaugural Town of LaSalle Awards of Excellence has gathered more than 140 nominations celebrating individuals, teams, artists, businesses, and community leaders. Those nominations have been short-listed in each category. “We are overwhelmed at the response from the community. Thank you to everyone who took the time to fill out […]
Bestselling stamps often used for wedding stationery, popular among Canadian gardeners A joyful sign of spring, cherry blossoms create spectacular canopies of colour during their blooming season. The fragrant flowers leave behind a delicate carpet of petals, symbolic of beauty and the transience of life. Cherry trees, both wild and […]
Cindy’s Home and Garden in Kingsville has announced that it will be closing its doors on March 29. “This was not a decision made lightly. After exploring every possible option and carefully reviewing the realities of today’s economic climate, it has become clear that we cannot continue operating the business […]
Customers in the Kingsville area will experience brief planned power interruptions between 4:00 a.m. – 4:30 a.m. on March 14 and March 28. These outages are needed so that Hydro One can complete important infrastructure maintenance and this requires an interruption to the feeders that supply power to the town. […]
There will be a meeting of Essex County Council on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, which is scheduled to commence at 6:00 PM. The agenda has been published, and members of the public may view or download the County Council Agenda on the County website. The meeting will take place in accordance with […]
More than 1.3 million work permits are set to expire by the end of 2026, threatening significant economic and labour challenges, warns the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB). “The economic fallout could be massive. Thousands of workers could be forced to leave or left in limbo waiting for an […]
The CRTC is removing fees that make it harder for Canadians to change or cancel Internet and cellphone plans. Recent changes to the Telecommunications Act require the CRTC to put new consumer protection measures in place. As part of this work, the CRTC held a public consultation to better understand how fees can prevent […]
Province will provide $750 for each homeroom teacher to ensure every classroom has the supplies students need to succeed The Ontario government is launching the Classroom Supplies Fund to provide elementary school homeroom teachers with direct access to $750 in funding each school year for classroom supplies. The new fund, […]
The Municipality of Leamington is launching Brew on the 42, a municipally operated pilot project designed to bring new energy and activity to Leamington’s waterfront while helping shape the future of the Waterfront Market Plaza. Operating from a purpose-built shipping container along the waterfront, Brew on the 42 will offer […]
Businesses are now invited to ‘break away’ and experience a new era of cross-border connection. This week, the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority announced toll rates and with Bridging North America, launched Breakaway, the toll discount program, for the Gordie Howe International Bridge. Breakaway is a pass to seamless crossing at the Gordie Howe International […]
On March 10, 2026, the Province of Ontario announced its revised framework for the consolidation of Conservation Authorities. Under this proposed update, Ontario’s 36 conservation authorities will be merged into nine. The Essex Region Conservation Authority (ERCA) will merge with the Upper Thames River, Lower Thames Valley, and St. Clair […]
Provincial funding will help eight businesses stay resilient in the face of U.S. tariffs and support 758 jobs in the region The Ontario government is supporting companies and workers that have been impacted by U.S. tariffs by investing over $7.3 million through the Ontario Together Trade Fund (OTTF) to increase resilience, […]
One-year CISSP cohort (2025-2026) equipped 18 technical leaders across nine public sector organizations with advanced cybersecurity expertise Connecting Windsor-Essex (CWE) has announced the successful completion of its one-year regional cybersecurity training pilot, delivered from January 2025 to January 2026, as a part of its strategic commitment to strengthening the cybersecurity […]
The Committee of Adjustment and Appeals will review the following applications at its March 17, 2026 meeting: 1. 1422 Road 3 East & 1450 Road 3 East: An application for consent for a lot-line adjustment. The applicants are proposing to sever a portion from 1422 Road 3 East to be added to 1450 Road […]
Partial human remains of 12 Canadian soldiers – medical specimens collected during the First World War – have been returned by a museum in Philadelphia. The partial human remains will be interred in the graves of the individual soldiers from whom the specimens were taken. The specimens were collected during the First […]
At the Leamington Council meeting of Tuesday, March 10, 2026, Council will: Hold a Public Meeting under the Planning Act to consider: An application for 97-99 Seacliff Drive West to remove the Holding symbol from the property to facilitate a multi-unit residential development. An application for 441-459 Talbot Street West […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is giving fraudsters powerful new tools to deceive. Scammers are using AI to impersonate government officials, politicians, and other high-profile leaders with a level of realism that’s harder than ever to spot. These impersonation tactics are used to steal money, collect personal information, install malware, and spread […]
Drivers are asked to use extra caution on the E.C. Row Expressway over the next few weeks, as City of Windsor staff will be cleaning debris along the roadway starting Monday, March 9, 2026. Crews will begin cleaning the roadside shoulders starting with Central Avenue and moving east to Banwell […]
Q: Why did the County launch a Green Bin program? A: The Province of Ontario mandated the collection of food and organic waste through curbside pick-up, public drop-off sites or community composting programs for urban settlement areas in municipalities of a certain population and/or population density. In our County, Amherstburg, LaSalle, […]
Two long-term 2026 construction projects underway Construction and road closure updates for the County of Essex: The first culvert replacement project of 2026 for the County of Essex began this past Monday, March 2, in the Town of Essex, along the Southern Shore. Construction at the Lonsberry Drain Culvert on County […]
Warden honours Paramedic, celebrates County employees Warden Hilda MacDonald opened Wednesday night’s Council meeting paying tribute to Jennifer Miner, an Essex-Windsor EMS Paramedic who passed away last Saturday while off duty. “Jen, as her beloved and admiring colleagues called her, was one of our devoted, front-line community Paramedics. She served […]
The alleged murder of a personal support worker (PSW) in Windsor has exposed the serious and systemic safety failures facing frontline workers in Ontario’s homecare sector. The worker, a dedicated PSW working two homecare jobs to make ends meet and a proud steward with her union, SEIU Healthcare, was delivering […]
NextStar Energy today held the grand opening of its state-of-the-art Windsor facility – a milestone moment for Canada’s first and only commercial-scale advanced battery manufacturing company. The grand opening featured remarks from NextStar Energy CEO Danies Lee, LG Energy Solution CEO David Kim, Doug Ford, Premier of Ontario, Mélanie Joly, […]
The General Campaign Star South West Asia medal for Afghanistan, awarded to the late Trooper Stefan George Jankowski, will be formally presented to his family on Sunday, March 8 at 1:00 p.m. at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 644, 1570 Marentette Avenue, Windsor, Ontario. The medal will be presented by local […]
More unseasonably warm days are on tap this week in Essex County – it could reach as high as 20 C by the weekend! – and that surely has more area cycling enthusiasts thinking about the spring, summer and autumn riding season ahead. So, it’s a good time to update […]
Province building for the future by creating hundreds of construction and long-term care jobs in the community, while adding 160 modern long-term care beds The Ontario government is building Chateau Park Long-Term Care Home in Amherstburg, a project that will support more than 370 good-paying jobs and deliver 160 new and upgraded […]
Isaac Brogan wins 8th annual WFCU Credit Union Scripps Spelling Bee Regional Final for Third Time Following an intense competition featuring 34 elementary school students from across Windsor-Essex, Sarnia-Lambton, and Chatham-Kent, Isaac Brogan, a grade eight student at Maranatha Christian Academy in Windsor, has been named the 2026 WFCU Credit […]
The Town of Kingsville has been informed that its open‑market bid to purchase the former Kingsville District High School (KDHS) property has not been accepted. Administration received notice from the School Board’s legal counsel on March 2, 2026. No additional details were provided. Council directed Administration on January 19, 2026, […]
This week, the Kingsville Times shines a spotlight on Windsor Aerial Drone Photography, a locally owned media company capturing Windsor-Essex from an entirely new perspective. Founded by lifelong area resident Mike Chase, Windsor Aerial Drone Photography specializes in high-quality aerial imaging and visual storytelling across the county and throughout Southwestern […]
Deal will remove barriers to free trade between provinces, supporting consumer choice and economic growth On March 2, 2026, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston signed a first-of-its-kind agreement to allow consumers to purchase alcohol directly from the other province’s local producers, including breweries, wineries and […]
The Municipality of Leamington is pleased to announce the return of its LT-Go Grade 8 Program, continuing its commitment to introducing young residents to the benefits of public transportation. As part of this initiative, all Grade 8 students in Leamington will receive a free LT-Go transit pass for unlimited rides during […]
The Municipality of Leamington is advising residents that work on the Seacliff Drive West Roundabout project will resume the week of March 2, 2026, with construction beginning on Clearwater Street. Clearwater Street is the new roadway connection being constructed from the roundabout to service the adjacent development. During this phase […]
The Front Road Storm Sewer Reconstruction project is scheduled to begin, Tuesday, March 3. The reconstruction area includes the section of Front Road from Boismier Avenue to Reaume Road. This work will include lane restrictions along Front Road beginning Monday, March 9. Major traffic delays are expected. Alternate routes should be considered, as […]
The Town of LaSalle is thrilled to announce that the beloved LaSalle Strawberry Festival has once again earned a spot among the Top 100 Festivals and Events in Ontario in 2025. This recognition marks yet another milestone for the festival, which has been honoured multiple times in this category over […]
At the Leamington Council meeting of Tuesday, February 24, 2026 Council: Approved an application for 1309 Mersea Road 5 to rezone a severed lot to permit an off-site farm-worker dwelling and to rezone the retained lands to prevent new residential development except a farm-worker dwelling. Deferred an application for 107 […]
There will be a meeting of Essex County Council on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, which is scheduled to commence at 6:00 PM. The agenda has been published, and members of the public may view or download the County Council agenda on the County website. The meeting will take place in accordance with […]
The first culvert replacement project of 2026 for the County of Essex begins this coming Monday, March 2, 2026, in the Town of Essex, along the Southern Shore. Construction at the Lonsberry Drain Culvert on County Road 50 is currently underway. The road is scheduled to close this coming Monday […]
The Ontario government has unveiled the final design and awarded the contract to build and maintain the new Ontario Science Centre, a major milestone in the province’s plan to transform Ontario Place into a year-round, world-class, family-friendly destination. The new 400,000-square-foot facility will include a state-of-the-art building, integrated pod complex, new interactive exhibits and an improved and upgraded […]
Ontario ranks as Canada’s top-rated jurisdiction for mining investment, ranking 2nd globally in the Annual Survey of Mining Companies released today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank. Nevada is the top-ranked jurisdiction worldwide for mining investment in this year’s survey, moving up from 2nd place […]
Official Statement From Mary Simon, Governor General of Canada Today, Indigenous communities celebrate the repatriation of a rare Métis dogsled model from the Vatican museum. The historic return of cultural artefacts to Canada by His Holiness Pope Leo XIV is a gesture that honours reconciliation and the tireless work that […]
Diageo has closed its Crown Royal whisky plant in Amherstburg, Ontario two days ahead of schedule, without advance warning to workers. “This is a final show of disrespect for Canadian workers as Diageo moves their jobs south of the border to appease Donald Trump,” said Unifor National President Lana Payne. […]
Thank you to those who have registered for the upcoming commercial webinar on February 27, 2026. We have had to change the date of this webinar to March 4, 2026. We will send the Microsoft Teams invitation out to those who have registered by the end of the week. For […]
The Town of Kingsville is looking for people who are interested in teaching gymnastics and belly dancing. Contract Recreation Instructors will be responsible for providing design, preparation, and implementation of the program. If you possess this skill and want to share your knowledge with others, fill out our application form. Find more […]
LaSalle residents can take advantage of the early bird rate for annual LaSalle Boat Ramp Passes. They will be available for purchase between Sunday, March 1, and Tuesday, March 31. Early bird passes are $143.00 for LaSalle Residents, or $99.00 for seniors aged 55+. The regular annual pass rate will […]
At the Leamington Council meeting of Tuesday, February 24, 2026, Council will: Hold a Public Meeting under the Planning Act to consider: An application for 1309 Mersea Road 5 to rezone a severed lot to permit an off-site farm-worker dwelling and to rezone the retained lands to prevent new residential […]
The Kingsville Fire Department Presents Emergency Preparedness Tips – Have an Emergency Plan The Kingsville Fire Department would like to remind residents that the best time to prepare for a possible emergency is before it happens. To make sure you and your family are prepared ahead of time, follow this […]
On February 22, 2026, Minister of Children, Community and Social Services Michael Parsa, Solicitor General Michael Kerzner, and Minister of Transportation Prabmeet Sarkaria released the following statement to mark Human Trafficking Awareness Day: “Human trafficking is a horrific crime that targets our most vulnerable, violates victims’ most basic human rights […]
Operators advised to observe 5 tonne per axle load-restriction signs Seasonal load limits on designated Essex County roads are now in effect for 2026, and will remain in place while signs are posted. Operators are advised to observe the 5 tonne per axle load-restriction signs on County roads during this […]
First construction and road closure update of the year for the County of Essex The first County of Essex road closure of 2026 due to long-term construction began on Tuesday. County Road 42, northeast of Comber in the extreme northeast corner of the County, is now closed between County Road […]
TOWN OF KINGSVILLE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL AGENDA Monday, February 23, 2026 6:00 – 10:00 PM Unico Community Centre 37 Beech Street Kingsville, ON N9Y 1A9 The Agenda for the Council meeting is available on our website. View the meeting via Livestream at the time of the proceedings. For information […]
Did you miss Wednesday night’s Council meeting? Check out the highlights! Warden highlights County election information session Warden Hilda MacDonald in her opening remarks to Council Wednesday night encouraged anyone thinking of running for office in October’s municipal election to attend an information session at the County of Essex Administration […]
With major construction complete, the Gordie Howe International Bridge project team has ramped up work on one of its most important phases: testing and commissioning. This work takes place before the bridge and Ports of Entry open to traffic and focuses on preparing the crossing for safe, secure and reliable […]
Windsor Utilities Commission (WUC) is advancing its infrastructure renewal program with Phase Three of the Central Corridor Feedermain (CCFM) project, extending from Milloy Street to the A.J. Brian Pumping Station. This phase delivers another major upgrade to Windsor’s water system. ENWIN Utilities, WUC’s operating partner, is collaborating closely with The […]
Be your own boss and learn what it takes to manage a business Since 2001, Summer Company has supported hundreds of Windsor-Essex student entrepreneurs to start a small business. This program takes place annually between June and August and is funded by the Province of Ontario through the Ministry of […]
Are you thinking about running for a municipal council or school board in the October 2026 election? The County of Essex is hosting a free information session on Wednesday, April 8, for anyone interested in learning more about the rules and procedures for running for office in Ontario. The event […]
The Town of LaSalle is developing a Transit Master Plan to review how transit works today and how it should improve over the next five years. The Plan will look at where people live, where the Town is growing and how transit can better serve the community. In December 2025, the Town […]
The Ontario government is investing over $235,000 through Collaborative Research Agreements to support seven innovative research projects across the province, bringing the government’s total investment in active research projects to more than $3 million. These projects will help protect wildlife, improve fisheries management and strengthen the forestry sector, as part […]
The Town of Kingsville would like to remind residents and school buses that, with the weather beginning to fluctuate, it can wreak havoc on our gravel roads. Please be mindful of potential potholes and ruts due to any upcoming freeze-thaw cycles. The roads must dry out before we can grade […]
These charges will apply to all new residential and non-residential development, subject to certain terms, conditions and limited exemptions TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the County of Essex passed Development Charge By-law No. 2026-02 on the 4th day of February 2026, under Section 2 of the Development Charges Act, 1997. AND TAKE […]
Town Not Connected to Survey that Is Circulating It has come to our attention that Kingsville residents are being called to participate in a survey that some believe is connected to the municipality. The survey could be related to a social media advertisement that circulated last week. Please note: The […]
The Town of LaSalle will host the Tuesday, February 24, 2026, Regular Meeting of Council at 6:00 pm. Meetings are held in-person in Council Chambers; members of Council and administration may participate virtually. Meetings are streamed live on the Town of LaSalle YouTube Channel. Members of the public can participate in Council […]
On February 23, 2026, you will be able to file your 2025 income tax and benefit return online! Last tax-filing season, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) received more than 33 million tax returns and 93% were filed online. How to get started Visit our improved Personal income tax web page. We’ve simplified this […]
The Ontario government has reached an agreement with Diageo, the global spirits company that produces Crown Royal, which will protect Ontario workers, deliver new investments across the province and reinforce Ontario’s position as a leader in agri-food manufacturing, packaging and innovation. Following months of discussions with Diageo after concerns were […]
The City of Windsor is inviting qualified and community-minded residents to apply for two current vacancies on the Committee of Adjustment, an independent decision-making body that plays a vital role in shaping the city’s growth and development. The Committee of Adjustment is responsible for hearing applications; receiving public input; and […]
There will be a meeting of Essex County Council on Wednesday, February 18, 2026, which is scheduled to commence at 6:00 PM. The agenda has been published, and members of the public may view or download the County Council Agenda on the County website. The meeting will take place in accordance with […]
At the Leamington Council meeting of Tuesday, February 10, 2026, Council: Permitted a small boarding house for a three-year period at 421 Highway 77. Rezoned lands at 931-929 Mersea Road 1 for future development of a subdivision. Supported an application for a Proposed Plan of Condominium at 171 Robson Road […]
As tax season approaches, many Canadians work with a tax preparer to file their return. To do that, you may need to give them permission to access your tax information with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). The CRA has improved its authorization service for individuals. Here’s what you should know so […]
At its February 9, 2026 meeting, Council: Approved the severance of an existing dwelling at 930 County Road 18 (Road 4), and amended the zoning for both the severed and retained parcels Confirmed that a public meeting was held regarding a proposed telecommunications tower on Inman Side Road and directed […]
Canadian patients are waiting, on average, more than 65 weeks longer than Europeans and over 90 weeks more than Americans for access to new, potentially life-saving drugs, finds a new study released today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan, Canadian public policy think-tank. “Innovative new medicines can have a […]
The Town of Tecumseh officially adopted the 2026 Mayor’s Budget at the Regular Meeting of Council held on Tuesday, February 10, 2026. This is the Town’s first Mayor’s budget since the recent introduction of Strong Mayor Powers legislation to municipalities in Ontario which changed how the budget is prepared, presented, […]
At the Leamington Council meeting of Tuesday, February 10, 2026, Council will: Hold a Public Meeting under the Planning Act to consider: A Zoning By-law Amendment (ZBA) application at 421 Highway 77 to permit a small boarding house for a three-year period, and A ZBA application at 931-929 Mersea Road […]
The Municipality of Leamington has obtained convictions resulting in fines totalling $1,920, plus court costs, against a local rental unit manager following a fire safety inspection of a residential housing unit. The inspection revealed multiple violations of the Ontario Fire Code related to the installation and maintenance of required smoke […]
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will introduce a backup multi-factor authentication (MFA) requirement for CRA account users if they do not already have one. Users will have the option to temporarily skip this step each time they sign in during tax filing season. With millions of Canadians accessing their CRA account each […]
TOWN OF KINGSVILLE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL AGENDA Monday, February 9, 2026 6:00 – 10:00 PM Unico Community Centre 37 Beech Street Kingsville, ON N9Y 1A9 The Agenda for the Council meeting is available on our website. View the meeting via Livestream at the time of the proceedings. For information […]
Did you miss Wednesday night’s Council meeting? Check out the highlights! Warden honours contributions and legacy of Black Canadians Warden Hilda MacDonald in her opening remarks to Council reminded everyone that February is Black History Month – “a time to celebrate and honour the legacy and contributions of Black Canadians” […]
LG Energy Solution, Stellantis, and NextStar Energy today announced that LG Energy Solution will acquire full ownership of NextStar Energy, with Stellantis selling its 49 per cent equity stake to LG Energy Solution. NextStar Energy was established as a joint venture by the two companies in 2022 to build Canada’s […]
Federal auto policy sets right direction, but action needed to drive it home Unifor welcomes measures in the new federal auto policy to map the direction of industry, with the understanding that this plan must be backed by bold action to safeguard Canadian auto jobs and ensure a future for […]
Government will restore EV rebates while scrapping mandate requiring all new vehicles sold to be electric by 2035 Today, the government introduced a new auto strategy that rewards the production of made-in-Canada vehicles and harnesses our country’s world-class capabilities in artificial intelligence and technology expertise to build the cars of […]
The City of Windsor has been awarded the Economic Developers Council of Ontario (EDCO) Award of Excellence in the Business Attraction & Retention – Urban category at the EDCO President’s Dinner during the 2026 Annual EDCO Conference. The EDCO Awards of Excellence celebrate the most impactful and innovative economic development initiatives across […]
UPDATE: The deadline to submit nominations for the LaSalle Awards of Excellence has been extended to Tuesday, February 17 at 4:30 pm. Mayor Crystal Meloche is proud to announce the inaugural Town of LaSalle Awards of Excellence to celebrate individuals, teams, artists, businesses, and community leaders who help shape a […]
The burden of disconnected health care systems falls heavily on our health care providers. The fact that only 29% of providers share electronic information securely and seamlessly outside of their offices is entirely unacceptable. The fact that fax machines are still used is entirely unacceptable. The fact that Canadians have […]
Starting today through Friday, April 3, 2026, the comment period is open for the public to share their perspectives on Great Lakes water quality with the International Joint Commission (IJC). The online platform GLperspectives.ijc.org offers options for registered users to submit written, audio, or video comments and includes details for the IJC’s listening session at the […]
The Town of LaSalle will host the Tuesday, February 10, 2026, Regular Meeting of Council at 6:00 pm. Meetings are held in-person in Council Chambers; members of Council and administration may participate virtually. Meetings are streamed live on the Town of LaSalle YouTube Channel. Members of the public can participate in Council […]
This year’s Black History Month stamps celebrate early hip-hop in Canada Canada Post has unveiled a new Black History Month stamp set celebrating the vibrant roots of hip-hop in Canada. The stamps pay tribute to three of the country’s most dynamic hip-hop trailblazers – Maestro Fresh Wes, Michie Mee and […]
There will be a meeting of Essex County Council on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, which is scheduled to commence at 6:00 PM. The agenda has been published, and members of the public may view or download the County Council Agenda on the County website. The meeting will take place in accordance with […]
Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) have now finalized the tentative agreements for the Urban and RSMC bargaining units. After reaching tentative agreements in December, the parties recently worked to finalize some outstanding contractual language. The tentative agreements include higher wage increases, enhanced benefits and a […]
The Significant Weather Event affecting the Town of Kingsville has ended. Please continue to use caution, as conditions could vary across the municipality. Please visit kingsville.ca/planforsnow for additional information regarding winter maintenance activities.
The Kingsville Fire Department Presents Emergency Preparedness Tips — Planning for Severe Winter Weather and Cold Climates The Kingsville Fire Department reminds residents that severe winter weather and cold climates can pose hazards to our health and safety. It can impact transportation routes and critical infrastructure, and cause injuries such […]