Dustin Coffman

Windsor

Radio Anchor and Producer at Global News

🎙 📻 @am800cklw @am580 | Previously @630CHED & @880Edmonton | @coolradiocanada & @Country959

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City installs new crosswalk in Wyandotte Town Centre

1 week ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman |Rob Hindi

A new pedestrian crosswalk will soon be activated in Wyandotte Town Centre. The crosswalk is in place at Wyandotte Street East and Marentette Avenue and joins others in ward 4 at Richmond Street & Chilver Road and Wyandotte and Chilver. Ward 4 councillor Mark McKenzie says he had been working with city staff and the Wyandotte Town Centre BIA to have it installed.
Windsor's top doc urging summer camp operators to prepare for measles

1 week ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman |Meagan Delaurier

Kids will soon begin the transition from school to summer day camps, and with cases of measles continuing to circulate in the region, Windsor-Essex’s top doctor is urging camp operators to prepare ahead of time. The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) is requesting that all camp and program organizers submit their contact information through the WECHU website to ensure timely communication in the event of a confirmed or suspected case of measles.
Amherstburg councillor calling for more signage reminding of golf cart ban in Lakewood Beach area

1 week ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman |Rob Hindi

Amherstburg councillor Diane Pouget has called for an expedited report that will outline steps on the installation of signage in the Lakewood Beach area to remind residents that use of golf carts is prohibited. Pouget says she has received complaints from residents stating people have been cutting through private property on golf carts and doing unsafe activity, such as spinouts on the beach.
Amherstburg mayor wants to explore implementing a ward system

2 weeks ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman |Rob Hindi

Amherstburg's mayor wants town staff to look into implementing a ward system. Currently, councillors represent the town as a whole, and not in a specific area. Michael Prue says during the 2022 election, they put the idea of a ward system to residents as a referendum. According to Prue, the results of the referendum were 52 per cent in favour, not an overwhelming result he says.
LaSalle Pickleball Association seeks to gain exclusive use of courts at LaSalle Landing

2 weeks ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman |Rob Hindi

LaSalle council will be asked to sign a memorandum of understanding between the town and the LaSalle Pickleball Association (LPA) on Tuesday night. Administration is bringing forward a report that recommends the town enter into a pilot project granting LPA exclusive use of three pickleball courts at LaSalle Landing. LPA is seeking use of the courts Monday to Friday from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. from June 16 until October 31, 2025.
Over 4,200 residents in Tecumseh without power

2 weeks ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

4,245 residents in Tecumseh are without power Sunday morning. A crash caused a power feeder to lock out, according to Essex Powerlines Corporation, which serves the affected customers. Crews are on scene working to restore power. Tecumseh OPP have Tecumseh Road East closed between Lesperance Road and Lacasse Boulevard.
Data shows there are fewer jobs available for Canadian youth this year

2 weeks ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

Canadian youth heading into summer are facing a chill in seasonal job searches as recently released data suggests a steep decline in postings traditionally aimed at students and entry-level workers. According to Indeed Hiring Lab, which examined job postings on its host website, Indeed.com, their numbers revealed that as of early May, Canadian summer job postings were down 22 per cent compared to last year.
Windsor Police Service crime stats show another decline in property crimes

2 weeks ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

Windsor police have released their monthly crime stats for May that shows a consecutive drop in property crimes. In May, the service says there were 790 property crime cases reported, compared to 979 in May 2024, representing a 19.3 per cent drop. There have been 4,000 cases of property crimes reported from January to the end of May, a 16.9 per cent drop in cases during the same time period in 2024.
Dog fatally stabbed in attempt to stop attack in west Windsor

2 weeks ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

A dog is dead and a woman has been left with significant injuries after a dog attack in Windsor's west end Friday night. Around 10 p.m., police were called to the 600 block of St. Joseph Street and upon arrival observed multiple people attempting to restrain a pit bull-rottweiler mix, while others were assisting a woman with significant injuries to her left arm and hand.
Windsor police searching for stabbing suspect

2 weeks ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

Windsor police are searching for a suspect wanted in connection to a stabbing incident early Friday morning. Shortly before 1 a.m., officers were called to the area of Wyandotte Street West and Church Street and found two 24-year-old men, with one suffering from two stab wounds, and the other with a facial wound. A third man on the scene was unharmed. Investigators say a verbal altercation occurred earlier between three men and an unknown suspect.

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