Windsor News Today

A person is badly burned in a Windsor house fire, Windsor's fire chief says some people are ignoring the city's open burn bylaw, and Canada is threatened with another U.S. tariff. All the morning headlines, and the weekend forecast, on the go.

Some residents of a Leamington subdivision remain under a boil water advisory, a driver is stopped in Windsor for going twice the speed limit, and the Spitfires sign their 2025 first-round pick. All the noon headlines on the go.

A woman is being sought for allegedly defrauding a Windsor business out of $130K US, a Leamington family's quick thinking saved a Brampton man, and the green waste bins are coming. All the morning headlines on the go.

Three people are assaulted at the Calgary Stampede, LaSalle Town Council approves a bylaw authorizing the October 20 byelection, and a recall is issued for a non-alcoholic beverage over mould concerns. All the noon headlines on the go.

A handful of Leamington residents are asked to boil their water, Windsor police say too many people are treating red lights and stop signs as optional, and the Town of Essex wants public input on public transit. All the morning headlines on the go.

Four Canadian Forces members have been charged in an anti-government plot in Quebec, home sales in Windsor-Essex fell in June, and Lakeshore offers a rat abatement program to residents. All the noon headlines on the go.

A 12-year-old hockey player from Dresden is being mourned after a fatal ATV crash, the death toll reaches triple digits in the Texas floods, and a new quiet sweeper is cleaning downtown Windsor streets. All the morning headlines on the go.