Dustin Coffman

Windsor

Radio Anchor and Producer at Global News

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

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Little Foot Foods sees dip in sales amid tariff uncertainty

4 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

A local business is feeling some impacts due to the uncertainty surrounding U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Little Foot Foods in Oldcastle sells frozen ready-to-make pierogies and other ready-to-heat foods using family recipes. Owner Rob Meyers told AM800's The Dan MacDonald Show that a portion of his business focuses on selling to tool and die workers around his shop located at 2010 Fasan Drive.
Imagine Cinemas Lakeshore celebrates 20th anniversary

4 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

Imagine Cinemas in Lakeshore will celebrate its 20th anniversary over four days beginning at 5 p.m. on April 24. The evening will offer a custom cake and cookies for guests to enjoy, cosplayers to interact and take photos with on the blue carpet, and prizes to be won. Events manager Denise Pelaccia says the festivities will run through Sunday April 27. "We're inviting everyone in the public that would to come out, especially if you're a Star Wars fan," she said.
Tariff uncertainty affects Windsor and national housing market

4 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) says the uncertainty around U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs caused housing prices and demand to plummet across Canada in March. Home sales fell 9.3 per cent in March compared to same time a year prior, according to CREA. Compared with last month, the country recorded a decrease of 4.8 per cent in home sales.
WECHU identifies three schools as potential measles exposure points

4 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) has identified three schools as potential exposure points for measles. The exposures took place over a number of days this month at schools in Leamington and Stoney Point.
LaSalle mayor joins opposition against strong mayor powers

4 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman |Meagan Delaurier

LaSalle Mayor Crystal Meloche is adding her voice to the chorus of local officials that have come out against the expansion of strong mayor powers. Earlier this month, the Ford government announced the expansion of strong mayor powers to leaders in 169 more municipalities, including LaSalle. The powers give mayors the ability to override some council decisions, fire and hire senior staff, and veto bylaws.
New playground set coming to Malden Centre Park in Amherstburg

5 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

Malden Centre Park on County Road 20 in Amherstburg is getting a playground upgrade. On Monday night, council awarded the $339,940 tender to New World Parks Solutions Inc to construct the new accessible playground. The community park is used extensively by local baseball and softball groups, and in February 2022, council approved removing the non-compliant playground equipment.
Windsor Spitfires head back to Kitchener for Game 6

5 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

The Windsor Spitfires hope to rally back after dropping the two previous games against the Kitchener Rangers in the second round of the OHL playoffs. Injuries have hit the team hard sidelining players like A.J. Spellacy, Carson Woodall, Ethan Belchetz, and Cole Davis. Team captain Liam Greentree was also out of Friday's game with an illness. It was unclear what players would be returning to the lineup for Sunday night.
Ontario invests more than $4.5 million in Windsor and Tecumseh transit

5 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman |Meagan Delaurier

The provincial government has announced more than $4.5 million for Windsor and Tecumseh’s transit. The funding comes from the 2024-25 Gas Tax program. Windsor-Tecumseh MPP Andrew Dowie says the provincial government recognizes that many people rely on public transit services.
Former UWindsor Chancellor passes away

5 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

Ed Lumley, the former Chancellor at the University of Windsor from 2006-2019, died Wednesday at the age of 85 after battling a short illness. Prior to his UWindsor tenure, Lumley served as mayor of Cornwall from 1972-74, then was elected as MP to serve from 1974-84. Former Ontario finance minister and deputy premier and soon to be University of Windsor Chancellor, Dwight Duncan, told AM800's Mornings with Mike and Meg that Lumley was a Windsor boy at heart.
Injuries plague Windsor Spitfires as they drop Game 5 at home Friday

6 days ago | am800cklw.com | Dustin Coffman

The Windsor Spitfires dropped Game 5 at home Friday night. The Spitfires have been plagued by injuries that saw a lot of players sit the game out, including captain Liam Greentree who was ill. Kitchener was able to capitalize on this and kept the pressure on the Spitfires throughout the game. The Rangers won 5-2, with the Spits leading the series 3-2. The series shifts back to Kitchener on Sunday for Game 6.