According to Porter Airlines, Ottawa-Windsor non-stop service will launch May 1, with seven flights weekly. Porter will also launch Ottawa-Sudbury non-stop service on May 1, with seven flights weekly. Starting May 13, the airline will offer non-stop service between Ottawa and Kelowna, with five flights a week. Porter also announced […]
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Significant Weather Event Ends – January 29, 2026
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.
Fire Department Presents Emergency Tips for Severe Winter Weather
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 […]
February Adult Programs & Activities at Kingsville Library
ADULT PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES Device Advice Mondays, February 2 and 23 12 – 2 p.m. Need help with your device? Book a 30-minute session today! Crafting Hive Wednesdays, February 4 and 18 5:30 p.m. A Community Partner Program Write on Drop-ins Fridays, February 6, 13, 20 and 27 1 p.m. […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Sylvester
Sylvester 2-year-old Female Domestic Short Hair Hi, I’m Sylvester. I’m a gentle, shy soul who’s looking for a calm and patient home. I came to the shelter as an owner surrender, and while change can be a little scary for me, I have a very sweet side once I start […]
Ontario Taking Action With Two More School Boards
Province stepping in to strengthen accountability and ensure public funding is supporting student success The Minister of Education is taking action at the Peel District School Board (PDSB) and the York Catholic District School Board (YCDSB) in response to serious concerns about infighting and long-term financial unsustainability that risk disrupting […]
LaSalle Council Adopts Final Parks, Recreation And Culture Master Plan
The final version of the Parks, Recreation and Culture Master Plan was presented and adopted at the Regular Meeting of LaSalle Council on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. This comprehensive plan outlines the community’s long‑term vision for parks, recreational amenities, cultural services, and public spaces, helping guide decision‑making for the next several years in the Town of LaSalle. The final […]
Infrastructure Ontario Issues RFQs For New Regional Hospital
Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and Windsor Regional Hospital (WRH) have issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Windsor Regional Hospital – The Fancsy Family Hospital Project: Contract 1 Diagnostic and Treatment Block. The Fancsy Family Hospital is being delivered in three phases, with the hospital leading the Enabling Works projects and Infrastructure […]
Ontario Government Workers Earn, On Average, 7.9% More Than Private Sector
Government workers on average enjoy a higher wage premium and more generous benefits in Ontario than their private-sector counterparts, finds a new study published by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank. “With the Ontario government projecting a deficit of over $13 billion this year, bringing government […]
Leamington Issues FAQ On Essex County’s Green Bin Program
Shared on behalf of the County of Essex 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 […]
Innovative ‘Poop Pills’ Show Promising Results For Multiple Types Of Cancer
Two Canadian clinical trials show poop pills could help patients respond to immunotherapy while also reducing toxic side effects of cancer drugs Fecal microbiota transplants (FMT), can dramatically improve cancer treatment, suggest two groundbreaking studies published in the prestigious Nature Medicine journal. The first study shows that the toxic side […]
Certain Gerber Brand Arrowroot Biscuits Recalled Due To Presence of Plastic
Gerber brand arrowroot biscuits are being recalled due to possible presence of pieces of soft plastic and paper. The affected products are 155g and have been distributed nationally and online and have the following codes: 5231565504 BB 2026 NO 18 5232565504 BB 2026 NO 19 5233565504 BB 2026 NO 20 […]
CKHA Cancels Elective Surgeries For January 28
Chatham-Kent Health Alliance (CKHA) is currently experiencing operational issues with the hospital boiler system. As a result, some areas of the building are fluctuating in temperature. The boiler system issues are also impacting the Medical Device Reprocessing Department, limiting the ability to reprocess medical equipment. At this time, the decision has been made to cancel all elective […]
Local Students With Incomplete Immunization Face Suspension
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) is encouraged by strong immunization compliance across the region, with over 93.1% of students in Windsor and Essex County currently meeting Ontario’s school immunization requirements under the Immunization of School Pupils Act (ISPA) R.S.O.1990 (ISPA). While most students are up to date, the WECHU is now […]
Exams Rescheduled Due To Student Transportation Cancellations
Due to the cancellation of school buses, and the delay of exams, we have adjusted our exam and PA Day schedules. The PA Day that was scheduled for Friday, January 30 will now be an exam day. Monday February 2 becomes a PA Day for all secondary students. The first […]
OPP Investigating Robbery In Kingsville
The OPP Essex Crime Unit is investigating a robbery in Kingsville. On Saturday January 24, 2026, at approximately 10:33 p.m., two unknown individuals armed with a handgun and an edged weapon robbed a person stopped in his vehicle on Road 5, east of Graham Side Road. The suspects were driving […]
Leamington Council Considers – January 27, 2026
At the Leamington Council meeting of Tuesday, January 27, 2026, Council will: Consider a Zoning By-law Amendment (ZBA) Application at 352 County Road 31 to rezone the property to permit a Waste Transfer Station; including a recommendation from Administration to defer consideration of the application to the March 10, 2026, […]
Invest WindsorEssex Supports $400M In Regional Investments In 2025
Invest WindsorEssex helped to support around $400 million in investments across the region in 2025. Chief Executive Officer Gordon Orr says the figure includes investment from local start-ups, expansions, and foreign direct investment in Windsor-Essex, which translated into 961 new jobs across the region. Orr says one of the major investments […]
Sandra Klerks (October 25, 1945 – January 24, 2026)
Sandra Klerks – Kingsville Celebration Centre Obituary With broken hearts yet extreme proudness of her fight, we are sharing that our dear mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend has passed away. On Saturday, January 24th, Sandra Arlene Klerks joined her late husband, Goby Klerks (2009), on their forever beach with […]
Certain Pillsbury Brand Pizza Pops Recalled due to E. coli O26
The affected products are being recalled from the marketplace due to possible E. coli O26 contamination. Product Pizza Pops Issue Food – Microbial contamination – E. Coli – other pathogenic What to do Do not consume, use, sell, serve or distribute recalled products Distribution National What you should do: If you think […]
Kingsville Library’s Teen Art Contest January 26-March 21
Looking for Teen Artists! January 26 – March 21, 2026 Ages 13 – 19 The library is accepting submissions from teens across Essex County for their annual TEEN ART CONTEST Deadline for submissions is SATURDAY, MARCH 21. Send a digital copy (picture) of your piece to kinbranch@essexcountylibrary.ca Use the Subject […]
ESHC Names Interim President And CEO
Erie Shores HealthCare’s board of directors has approved the appointment of Katelyn Dryden as interim president and chief executive officer, effective March 23, 2026. Until that date, Dryden will serve as interim president and CEO designate and will work closely with current President and CEO Kristin Kennedy through a structured […]
Leamington’s Seacliff Drive East To Be Closed For Reconstruction
As part of ongoing infrastructure improvements, the Municipality of Leamington is advancing the next phase of the Seacliff Drive East Reconstruction Project. During active construction, Seacliff Drive East will be closed to through traffic between Regatta Drive and Seneca Road, with work expected to begin in early February. The project […]
Government Announces New Affordability Measures For Canadians
The Government of Canada has introduced new measures to make groceries and other essentials more affordable. To bring down costs for Canadians, the federal government is introducing a new benefit, the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit, which will replace the Goods and Services Tax Credit. The benefit will be increased […]
Essex County School Buses Cancelled Today January 27
For the second day this week, school busing has been cancelled for the day across Essex County however school bus services are operating in Windsor. ~ Image by stoneyridgefarmky from Pixabay
Leamington Collision Leads To Several Charges
A driver has been charged following a collision in Leamington. At approximately 4:39 a.m. on January 25, 2026, members of the OPP investigated a collision on Erie Street South at Seacliff Drive in the Municipality of Leamington. A 58 year old female resident of Leamington was arrested and charged with […]
Allaire to Continue as Chair of Essex Region Conservation
At its Annual General Meeting on January 22, Councillor Molly Allaire of Amherstburg and Councillor Jim Morrison of Windsor were acclaimed to serve as Chair and Vice Chair of the Essex Region Conservation Authority for a second term. Allaire expressed her heartfelt appreciation for this honour, and shared her experience […]
Lego Club for Kids at Kingsville Library on January 28
Lego Club for Kids Wednesday, January 28 6-7 p.m. Age: 5-12 Explore Lego at the Kingsville Library! Please don’t misrepresent your child’s age. Age limits matter for our programs. We work hard to create age-appropriate content. Please respect our age restrictions. Register on the Event Calendar at www.essexcountylibrary.ca or by phoning (226) […]
George Alles (February 6, 1937 – January 22, 2026)
George Alles – Kingsville Celebration Centre Obituary A Beloved Father, Sailor, Principal, and Painter It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of George Alles, who left us peacefully on January 22nd, 2026, after a courageous battle with Parkinsons. George was a devoted husband, father and grandfather. He […]
Red Tape Steals A Month Of Doctors’ Time Every Year
Eliminating the 20 million hours of unnecessary paperwork and administrative tasks doctors face annually would free up the equivalent of 9,000 full time physicians, according to Losing doctors to desk work: Canadian physicians lose 20 million hours each year to red tape report from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) […]
School Buses Cancelled Across Windsor-Essex County Today
School buses will not be operating on Monday January 26 across Windsor and Essex County. ~ Image by stoneyridgefarmky from Pixabay
Caldwell First Nation Launches Phase Two Of On-Reserve Housing
Caldwell First Nation is set to begin Phase Two of its on-reserve housing development, marking another significant step forward in the Nation’s long-term rebuilding and growth. Construction will begin on January 26, 2026, with 16 new homes to be erected, bringing the total number of residential units on the reserve […]
LaSalle Announces Locations Of Warming Centres During Cold Warnings
Based on Environment and Climate Change Canada’s forecast, Dr. Mehdi Aloosh, Windsor-Essex County Health Unit’s Medical Officer of Health is extending the Cold Warning for Saturday, January 24, 2026. A Cold Warning is issued when the temperature reaches -15°C (5°F) without the wind chill for a day. During cold warning issued days, the […]
Leamington Appoints New Director Of Strategic Initiatives And Municipal Design
The Municipality of Leamington is pleased to announce the appointment of Tammie Ryall as its new Director of Strategic Initiatives and Municipal Design, effective February 2, 2026. In this senior leadership role, Ryall will oversee Planning and Development Services, Organizational Excellence, and Communications and Corporate Identity, supporting the Municipality’s strategic […]
UMEI Community Players Return To Stage With The Wizard Of Oz
The UMEI Community Players are inviting Essex County audiences to follow the yellow brick road this February as they bring the beloved classic The Wizard of Oz to the UMEI stage. Presented by Tiessen Financial, this multi-generational community production promises heart, humour, and a powerful celebration of the arts. After […]
Cold Weather Warning Extended to January 24 for Windsor-Essex County
Based on Environment and Climate Change Canada’s forecast, Dr. Mehdi Aloosh, Windsor-Essex County Health Unit’s Medical Officer of Health is extending the Cold Warning for Saturday, January 24, 2026. A Cold Warning is issued when the temperature reaches -15°C (5°F) without the wind chill for a day. Everyone is at risk from cold, […]
Essex Region Conservation Honours Award Winners
Six organizations and individuals were honoured with Essex Region Conservation Awards for their contributions to creating a sustainable future for the Windsor-Essex-Pelee Island region. “It’s very inspiring to have the opportunity to celebrate so many organizations and individuals who have made an incredible impact in conservation,” said Molly Allaire, who […]
Windsor Increases Support For People Experiencing Homelessness
As our community faces extreme cold temperatures this week, the City of Windsor has increased capacity at local emergency shelters to ensure that anyone experiencing homelessness in Windsor and Essex County can access a warm place to sleep. Twenty-four additional shelter beds were added in the past couple of weeks, […]
County Council Highlights for Jan. 21, 2026
Warden ‘more optimistic than ever’ about intersection upgrade Warden Hilda MacDonald in her opening remarks Wednesday summarized the County’s advocacy delegations at the Rural Ontario Municipal Association conference in Toronto. But first, the Warden praised the County’s Manager of Planning Services, Rebecca Belanger, for being asked to join an expert […]
Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program Grows 20× Since 2000
While number of workers increased, Canadians and the economy saw mixed results The substantial increase in temporary foreign workers in Canada— a nearly 20-fold increase over a recent 20-year period—has resulted in both benefits and costs for the economy, finds a new essay published by the Fraser Institute, an independent, […]
Traffic Stop In Kingsville Leads To Impaired Charge
One person has been charged following a traffic stop in Kingsville. On January 22, 2026, at approximately 12:28 a.m., members of the OPP conducted a vehicle stop on County Road 29 near Road 3 in the Town of Kingsville. A 29 year old resident of Harrow was arrested and charged […]
Windsor-Essex County Health Unit Issues Cold Weather Warning
Based on Environment and Climate Change Canada’s forecast, Dr. Mehdi Aloosh, Windsor-Essex County Health Unit’s Medical Officer of Health has issued a Cold Warning for Friday, January 23, 2026. A Cold Warning is issued when the temperature reaches -15°C (5°F) without the wind chill for a day. Everyone is at risk from cold, […]
Habitat Restoration Underway in Ojibway Conservation Lands
Habitat restoration work to remove invasive multiflora rose, glossy buckthorn, autumn olive shrubs and other woody, successional species to preserve and enhance the rare prairie habitat is taking place within 106 acres of conservation lands transferred to the Essex Region Conservation Authority from the Ministry of Transportation in 2025. “As […]
Common Sense Health: Stronger from the Inside Out
Why is it the face lines of aging men can make them handsome while a wrinkled female face needs improvement? That double standard should be put to bed. Nevertheless, looking and feeling younger is not a cosmetic matter, for women or men. Studies show that “feeling younger”, or perceiving oneself […]
Once Upon A Time In Colchester – February 21
Toss For Hospice – Cornhole Tournament – March 1
Essex-Windsor EMS’ Case to Improve Ambulance Dispatch for System Rollout
Essex-Windsor EMS presents case for optimizing ambulance dispatch during rollout of new system Chief Lammers, County leaders and local MPPs make pitch to Health Minister Jones Essex-Windsor EMS on Tuesday afternoon in Toronto presented its case to the Ontario Ministry of Health to embed clinicians during the rollout of a […]
County Asks Province to Help Make CR 22/ Manning Road Intersection Safer
Grade-separated interchange would relieve ‘most congested and perilous’ intersection on CR22 A delegation from the County of Essex on Monday morning in Toronto formally pitched to the Ontario Ministry of Transportation a plan to make one of the busiest intersections in Essex County safer and less congested. Warden Hilda MacDonald […]
Baby Storytime on Wednesdays for Children up to 18 Months
Baby Storytime at Kingsville Library Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, January 21 through Wednesday, February 25 For children birth to 18 months Join us for a storytime full of rhythm, rhymes, bounces, tickles, music and simple stories! Please register online at www.essexcountylibrary.ca or phone (226) 946-1529 ext. 445 Essex County Library […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Ella
Ella 1-year-old Female Border Collie Mix Hi, I’m Ella! I’m a young adult with a gentle heart and a slightly shy spirit. I didn’t get much socialization when I was younger, so the world still feels a little big and confusing to me. But if you bring some tasty treats […]
Seacliff Drive East Construction In Leamington To Start February 2026
The Municipality of Leamington is moving forward with the next phase of improvements to Seacliff Drive East. Construction is expected to begin in early February 2026 and will result in traffic interruptions, including lane restrictions, delays, and temporary road closures within the project area. The work will take place between […]
Architect of County’s Award-winning Official Plan Addresses Conference
Joins expert panel at session on strategies for managing rural land The County of Essex’s award-winning Official Plan is in the spotlight again, this time at the Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) conference in Toronto. Rebecca Belanger, the County’s Manager of Planning Services and chief architect of the widely lauded Official […]
Town Seeks Sports/ Recreation Groups to Host Programs in EMDS Gymnasium
Town Seeks Interest from Sports/Recreation Groups to Host our Programs in Erie Migration District School Gymnasium The Town of Kingsville has an arrangement with Erie Migration District School to use its gymnasiums for community sports and recreation programming on specific days and times. We’re currently seeking proposals from qualified sports […]
Kingsville Votes 3-2 To Submit Bid For Former High School Property
Two councillors absent for the vote to purchase former high school property After a brief discussion and vote at last evening’s council meeting, the Town of Kingsville agreed to move forward with submitting a bid to purchase the former Kingsville District High School (KDHS) property at 170 Main Street East. […]
ERCA to Host Annual General Meeting & Conservation Awards on January 22
The Essex Region Conservation Authority (ERCA) will hold its Annual General Meeting on Thursday, January 22 at 6:00 pm at the Essex County Civic and Education Centre. The Chair and Vice-Chair will be elected. Agenda items include a review of conservation accomplishments in 2025 and the recognition of the Conservation Award Winners. […]
Music & Movement on Tuesdays for Children 19 Months to 5 years
Music & Movement Tuesdays at 10 a.m. Tuesday, January 20 through Tuesday, February 24 For children 19 months to 5 years with a caregiver Get ready to explore rhythm, creativity and physical activity through music and dance! Please register online at www.essexcountylibrary.ca or phone (226) 946-1529 ext. 445 Essex County […]
Sun Parlour Curling Club Hosts Free ‘Girls Rock’ Curling Event for Girls
Sun Parlour Curling Club is proud to announce it will host a special Scotties “Girls Rock” Curling Event on Saturday, February 28, 2026, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the club, located at 55 Seacliff Drive East, Leamington. This free, female-led try-curling event is designed for girls aged 9 to 16 and focuses on harnessing the […]
Windsor‑Essex Chamber Responds to Canada–China Trade Agreement
Windsor‑Essex Chamber Responds to Canada–China Trade Agreement, January 16, 2026 The Windsor Essex Chamber of Commerce acknowledges the federal government’s new Canada–China trade agreement, which will allow up to 49,000 Chinese electric vehicles into the Canadian market at a 6.1% tariff, while China reduces canola seed duties to roughly 15% and removes other […]
Mental Health Mighties with Danny G: The Humble Kindness King
I receive the Kindness King Award with a full heart and a bowed head—not because I stand above others, but because I stand with everyone who has faced, or is facing, a hard battle. Kindness was never a title I chased. It was a language I learned when life spoke […]
Leamington Issues Clarification Regarding Lakeview Cemetery Plots
The Municipality of Leamington has become aware of misinformation circulating on social media regarding the sale of unused family plots at Lakeview Cemetery. This information is incorrect. The Municipality is not actively selling unused family plots. For clarity, a comprehensive review of Lakeview Cemetery was conducted in 1995 by the former Town of Leamington […]
Tax Tip: Avoid Surprises By Keeping Your CRA Account Up To Date
Keeping your CRA account up to date is one of the simplest ways to prevent delays, avoid disruptions, and make tax season run smoothly. Ensuring your personal information is accurate and that you can access your account when you need it will save you time and frustration. Make sure you can access […]
$3.7M For Critical Water Infrastructure Coming To Amherstburg
On Friday, MPP Anthony Leardi announced the Ontario government is investing up to $3,741,250 to rehabilitate water infrastructure in the Town of Amherstburg. The funding comes from the province’s Municipal Housing Infrastructure Program’s Health and Safety Water Stream (MHIP-HSWS), which has increased by $700 million for a total of $875 […]
LaSalle’s Building Permit Process Ensures Safety, Compliance And Timely Service
The Town of LaSalle is committed to maintaining safe, well-regulated construction and demolition activities across the municipality. Our Building Division diligently enforces the Ontario Building Code, municipal by-laws, and the Municipal Act to uphold public safety and responsible development. What You Need to Know Building Permits are required for all new construction, structural […]
Kingsville Town Council Meeting January 19 Agenda Is Online
TOWN OF KINGSVILLE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL AGENDA Monday, January 19, 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 […]
Recreation Update for the Week of January 19, 2026
Explore Kingsville’s many recreational programs. Here’s what’s available the week of January 19, 2026. Monday Kingsville Arena Drop-In Indoor Pickleball – 7:30 am to 1:00 pm Adult Skating – 9:00 am to 9:50 am Shinny – 10:00 am to 10:50 am Home School Skate – 12:00 pm to 12:50 pm […]
Safety Meet and Greet Program January 16 at Kingsville Library
Kids & Dogs Safety Meet and Greet Program Friday January 16 2 p.m. Learn how to safely approach a dog, what a Therapy Dog does, and more! Listen to stories with the Therapy Dog. Audience: * Children accompanied by an adult *Families Please register online at www.essexcountylibrary.ca or phone (226) 946-1529 […]
January 21, 2026 Essex County Council Regular Meeting
There will be a meeting of Essex County Council on Wednesday, January 21, 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 […]
Point Pelee National Park Temporarily Closed January 16 – January 21, 2026
Parks Canada and Caldwell First Nation will be conducting the second part of its annual deer cull requiring a short-term closure of the park in January 2026. Deer cull operations at Point Pelee National Park are planned collaboratively by Parks Canada and Caldwell First Nation, based on ongoing monitoring of […]
Leamington Council Matters – January 13, 2026
At the Leamington Council meeting of Tuesday, January 13, 2026, Council: Held a Court of Revision meeting under the Drainage Act and confirmed the Schedule of Assessment in the Engineer’s report for Leamington Cost Sharing for Bridges. Approved the waiving of the minor variance application fee in the amount of […]
Town of Kingsville Launches New Website
The Town of Kingsville has launched its new website, providing the same information with a more user-friendly design and layout. “The new site is now as easy to use on your smartphone as your desktop,” said Kingsville Mayor Dennis Rogers. “We’re always working to improve our customer service and make […]
Town Now Accepting Summer and Fall Entertainer Applications
The Town of Kingsville is looking for entertainers interested in performing at Town events throughout the summer and fall. DJs, live bands, solo artists, and other performers are needed to provide entertainment on our main stage for various events including Canada Day and Kingsville Block Parties. The line up and […]
2026 Dog Tags Available For Purchase In Leamington
Dog owners in Leamington are required to register their dog(s) by purchasing a dog tag each year. Not only is it a municipal by-law, but this simple process will also help reunite you with your pet if it is lost. Fees: Registration: Purchase your dog tag for $30 until March 31, […]
Pet of the Week: Meet Churchill
Churchill 4-year-old Male I came to the shelter because I was sick and my previous owner couldn’t care for me. The good news? I’m feeling better now and ready for my next chapter — preferably one with comfy furniture and loyal subjects. I’m friendly, curious, sweet, and a bit funny […]
Public Health Unit Warns of Risks Associated with Cannabis Edibles
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) is reminding residents to use caution when consuming, purchasing, and storing cannabis edibles. As edible products continue to rise in popularity, so do concerns related to accidental ingestion, high-potency products, and the risks associated with unregulated cannabis sources. Cannabis is a potent drug, and […]
Common Sense Health: When Common Sense Goes Up in Flames
By any measure, what happened in Switzerland a couple weeks ago is a human catastrophe. A room filled with young people full of promise was turned into a scene of lifelong grief. Families shattered. Futures erased. Survivors left with horrible scars. Authorities will do what they must. Investigators will trace […]
49th Shelf: Cheapskate In Lotusland
Cheapskate in Lotusland The Philosophy and Practice of Living Well on a Small Budget by (author) Steve Burgess Cheapskate in Lotusland is an entertaining and exuberant testament to the philosophy and practice of frugality and an invitation to live better by living within one’s means. Set in Vancouver, one of North America’s […]
Declaration of Significant Weather Event — January 14, 2026
The Town of Kingsville has declared a Significant Weather Event concerning existing or potential hazardous weather conditions until further notice. This means: All roads and sidewalks maintained by the Town are considered to be in a “state of repair” Drivers and pedestrians should use an appropriate level of caution when traveling during […]
Update: CFIA Adds Additional Product Information For Recall
Update: The food recall warning issued on 2026-01-12 has been updated to include additional product information marked by an asterisk (*). This additional information was identified during the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s food safety investigation. The affected product is being recalled from the marketplace due to possible E. coli O157:H7 contamination. The Canadian Food […]
More Than 85,000 Ontarians Were Homeless In 2025 – AMO
This week, the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) released updated data on homelessness in Ontario. As predicted in AMO’s groundbreaking work in 2025, without meaningful and collective intervention, the crisis continues to grow. Nearly 85,000 Ontarians experienced homelessness in 2025, up eight per cent from 2024. The figure also […]
Bonnie Crombie Steps Aside As Leader Of Ontario Liberal Party
Bonnie Crombie has announced that effective immediately, she has resigned as the Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party. “After careful reflection, I have made the decision to step aside as Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party,” said Crombie. “As we begin a new year, I believe this is the right moment […]
Tecumseh Council Connect: Highlights From January 13, 2026
Public Meeting of Council Zoning By-Law Amendment Agricultural Zone Additional Residential Unit (Stand Alone) 10440 County Road 34 Public Meeting: The purpose of the meeting was to hear public comments on the Zoning By-Law Amendment application for 10440 County Road seeking to amend the Zoning Bylaw 85-18 by rezoning a 1.64 […]
Leamington Launches Cat Spay And Neuter Voucher Program February 9
The Municipality of Leamington, in collaboration with veterinary hospitals and clinics in the Windsor-Essex region, is pleased to offer a Cat Spay and Neuter Voucher Program, beginning on Monday, February 9, 2026. In an effort to reduce the number of stray cats in Leamington, vouchers valued at $150 will be issued to […]
Update: Issues With 911 Have Been Resolved
Essex-Windsor residents trying to connect with the emergency number on Wednesday may reach an ongoing busy signal. Bell has notified Essex-Windsor EMS that residents in the 519 area code are encountering a busy signal when calling 911 from a landline. Additionally, when calling from a cell phone, there may be […]
Ontario Fast-Tracks Western World’s Largest Nickel Project
Canada Nickel Company’s Crawford Nickel Project will create more than 4,000 jobs and supercharge made-in-Ontario supply chain Today, the Ontario government announced it is accelerating Canada Nickel Company’s Crawford Nickel Project (Crawford), the second to move forward under the new ‘One Project, One Process’ (1P1P) framework that was launched in October. […]
Marriage Licence Applications Now Available Through ServiceOntario
The Municipality of Leamington is advising residents that the Marriage Licence Application process has transitioned from the municipal website to the Government of Ontario’s ServiceOntario platform, effective Monday, January 12, 2026. Residents can now complete their marriage licence application online through ServiceOntario at ontario.ca/GettingMarried. As part of the application process, applicants may […]
Leamington Council Considers – January 13, 2026
At the Leamington Council meeting of Tuesday, January 13, 2026, Council will: Hold a Court of Revision meeting to consider Leamington Cost Sharing for Bridges throughout the Municipality of Leamington. Consider approving the waiving of the minor variance application fee in the amount of $1,000 regarding 92 Robinson Street. Consider […]
Traffic Complaint Leads To Impaired Charges For Kingsville Resident
One person has been charged following a traffic complaint in Essex. On January 12, 2026, at approximately 9:59 p.m., members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) investigated a traffic complaint on Queen Street East near Concession 3 in the Harrow area of the Town of Essex. A 60 year old […]
NFB Offers More Than 7K Streaming Films Free For Canadians
In January, discover two new offerings: a documentary feature and an animated short. This January, everyone’s invited to keep on streaming Canadian on NFB platforms! We’re celebrating the new year with the free online launch of two award-winning new films: a feature-length documentary and an animated short. These captivating films explore social […]
Significant Number Of Canadians Travel Abroad For Health Care
An estimated 105,529 Canadians travelled abroad for medical care in 2025, finds a new study released today by the Fraser Institute, an independent, non-partisan Canadian public policy think-tank. “More Canadians are deciding they must leave the country to get the medical care they need in a more timely manner,” said Nadeem […]
Connecting Families Initiative Has Distributed Letters To Eligible Canadians
The Connecting Families Initiative (CFI) is a Government of Canada program that offers discounted Internet services to eligible Canadians. Those who qualify can also request a low-cost digital device, while supplies last. This initiative is administered by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), while Internet Service Providers (ISPs) across […]
Hockey Night In Lakeshore Raises Funds, Community Spirit
Hockey fans were treated to an exciting and meaningful matchup on Sunday, January 11, as NHL Alumni faced off against local Law Enforcement at the Atlas Tube Recreation Centre. The fundraiser game drew a strong crowd and delivered plenty of on-ice action, but its impact extended far beyond the final […]
Ontario Marks One Year Milestone In Primary Care Action Plan
Province on track to attach every Ontario resident to primary care by 2029 Ontario is marking one year of progress on its $2.1 billion Primary Care Action Plan, which is already delivering results and connecting more people to convenient care as part of the government’s plan to protect Ontario’s health-care system. […]
LaSalle Celebrates Community Through Awards Of Excellence
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 vibrant and caring community. “The Awards of Excellence gives us the opportunity to recognize members of our community who go above and […]
Dog Attack In Essex Leaves Dog And Owner Injured
Charges have been laid following a dog attack in Essex. On January 4, 2026, at approximately 7:03 p.m., members of the Essex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to a report of two dogs attacking a dog and its owner on Laird Avenue in Essex. The victim attended local hospital […]
Arts Society of Kingsville Invites You To Come And Create Your Own Art
Arts Society of Kingsville (ASK) is offering free mid-winter creativity forums for all community members in Windsor-Essex and beyond. In a new “Art Inspiring Art”, anyone who wants to come to any/all designated Saturdays: 1/17 at Kingsville Library; 1/24 at Kingsville Library; 1/31 at Kingsville’s Lakeside Pavilion;, 2/7 at Kingsville’s […]
Rogers Launches $50M Program To Help Youth Balance Screen Time
Rogers has announced Screen Break, a new, national program to help Canadian families address excessive screen use in youth. “Connectivity brings us together and it connects us to the world around us, but excessive screen time is a real concern for our customers,” said Tony Staffieri, President and CEO, Rogers. “Our customers […]
Ontario Celebrates Arrival Of First Northlander Train
Passenger rail service between Timmins and Toronto will include 16 stops: 16 stops: Toronto (Union Station), Langstaff, Gormley, Washago, Gravenhurst, Bracebridge, Huntsville, South River, North Bay, Temagami, Temiskaming Shores, Englehart, Kirkland Lake (Swastika), Matheson, Timmins and Cohrane. The Ontario government is marking a major milestone in its commitment to bring […]
Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) Holds Annual Public Meeting
The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority has posted the 2024-2025 Annual Public Meeting by means of audio-visual presentation to the WDBA website. Marie Campagna, Chair of the Board of Directors, Charl van Niekerk, Chief Executive Officer and Joël Hupé, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer, reported on WDBA’s operation and activities that are […]
SIU Concludes Investigation Into Man’s Facial Fractures In Windsor Arrest
The Director of the Special Investigations Unit, Joseph Martino, found no reasonable grounds to believe a Windsor Police Service officer committed a criminal offence in connection with the fractured nose and orbital bone suffered by a 38-year-old man. On September 11, 2025, officers were called to a couple’s home in […]
OPP Investigating Fraud In Kingsville
Essex County OPP Kingsville Detachment is investigating a fraud incident where the victim was called from “Financial Services” from a business about fraudulent activity on the credit card. The call display matched the business phone number so was trusted, and the credit card was submitted for investigation. The card was […]









































































































