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2 weeks ago | windsorstar.com | Taylor Campbell

Share this Story : Senior pedestrian killed by passenger train in WindsorA 71-year-old woman was struck and killed by a passenger train while attempting to cross tracks on foot, Windsor police say. The fatal collision happened just after 4 p.m. on Tuesday on train tracks between Catherine Street and Lauzon Line in Windsor’s east end.

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With summer around the corner, public beaches across Windsor and Essex County are officially open for swimming after passing the season’s first round of water-quality testing — though other issues remain at Sand Point. The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit confirmed all eight regularly monitored beaches meet provincial safety standards, with E. coli levels well below the threshold that would prompt closures or warnings.

2 weeks ago | windsorstar.com | Taylor Campbell

A global non-profit that scrutinizes municipal climate impact and environmental transparency has given the City of Windsor a top grade. CDP has included Windsor on its “A List” of 112 cities worldwide, including only eight cities in Canada. “Windsor is leading by example, by disclosing transparently how it is prioritizing and integrating climate resiliency and sustainability across their city,” said Katie Walsh of CDP North America.

2 weeks ago | windsorstar.com | Taylor Campbell

A dire warning from a city councillor — curling in Windsor may be gone for good if his colleagues agree to a proposal to remove the sport from its new ice pad just months after local curlers were booted out of their longtime clubhouse home. A report going to council next week recommends converting a pad at the Capri Pizzeria Recreation Complex — one now used by curlers — back into a skating rink to accommodate hockey players displaced by a massive fire at the WFCU Centre last month.

2 weeks ago | windsorstar.com | Taylor Campbell

“Say, ‘We know what our community needs. We know what our neighbourhoods need. We know how to make streets safe in our neighbourhood,'” Mike Schreiner said at the 2025 Ontario Bike Summit held at Caesars Windsor. Having municipalities push back against provincial control over new bike lanes is “critically important,” the leader of Ontario’s Green Party advised during a three-day cycling summit in Windsor this week. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.