Windsor News Today

The future of Windsor's safe consumption and treatment site is up in the air and Canadians may soon see lower food prices. These stories and more are on your evening news. 

Windsor's jobless rate went up a bit in September, Windsor police would like to talk to someone who may have been a witness to a shooting last month, and ESHC will start a mask mandate. All the noon headlines, and a very cool Thanksgiving weekend forecast, on the go.

Windsor police are looking for suspects in a violent downtown robbery, masking will return to Windsor Regional Hospital, and an updated COVID-19 vaccine is available next week. All the morning headlines, and the cool long weekend forecast, on the go.

The Crown closed its case in the Nathaniel Veltman trial this morning and Windsor police are investigating a fatal collision. These stories and more are on your evening news. 

One person is dead following a late-night crash in Windsor, the Crown rests its case in the Nathaniel Veltman trial, and home sales in the region fell in September year-to-year. All the noon headlines, and Thursday's long list of sports matchups, on the go.

A crash in Windsor shut down a major artery for about six hours overnight, a boil-water advisory for some residents has finally been lifted, and a Windsor event centre could see a major expansion. All the morning headlines on the go.

A Canada-wide warrant is issued for a man with ties to Windsor, the OPP warns of stiff penalties for those caught not stopping for school buses, and the Windsor-built Chrysler Pacifica sees modest sales gains. All the noon headlines on the go. 

A man has been arrested following a violent assault near downtown Windsor, a Windsor detective testified as an expert witness in the Veltman trial, and the Brentwood Dream Home Lottery is launched. All the morning headlines on the go.

The Nathaniel Veltman trial continues and unseasonably cold temperatures are on the way. These stories and more are on the evening news for Tuesday. 

The Nathaniel Veltman trial resumes in Windsor, Wheatley and Tilbury residents are still asked to boil their water, and a Windsor councillor returns to the microphone. All the noon headlines on the go.