Trevor Wilhelm

1 week ago | windsorstar.com | Trevor Wilhelm

It’s like the Olympics, but with better ambience. Windsor’s pool will be on the world stage this week as 119 divers from 23 countries compete in the World Aquatics Diving World Cup — an event broadcast around the globe. The elite competition runs through Sunday at the Windsor International Aquatics and Training Centre, which diving pros say has more going for it than many of the world’s top-rated facilities.

2 weeks ago | windsorstar.com | Trevor Wilhelm

Advertisement 1  •  You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentEditor’s Note: This is Part 2 of a three-part Windsor Star series examining the overburdened landlord-tenant system in Ontario. Part 1 outlined the overall situation, Part 2 explores a landlord’s perspective, while Part 3 looks at it from a tenant’s side. It was a retirement dream, now in foreclosure.

2 weeks ago | windsorstar.com | Trevor Wilhelm

Editor’s Note: This is Part 1 of a three-part Windsor Star series examining the overburdened landlord-tenant system in Ontario. Part 2 explores a landlord’s perspective, while Part 3 looks at it from a tenant’s side. A provincial watchdog is warning that the glacial pace of Ontario’s overwhelmed landlord-tenant dispute system is denying justice to thousands of people — causing many to take desperate measures.

2 weeks ago | windsorstar.com | Trevor Wilhelm

After dozens of layoffs, an office closure, and nearly missing payroll more than once, the head of Windsor’s cash-strapped Children’s Aid Society warns things are likely to get worse. “Dark days in our organization,” executive director Derrick Drouillard told the Star. “No one’s feeling good about it. The stress, the morale, the worry and concern from staff for themselves, but also worried about their colleagues.

3 weeks ago | windsorstar.com | Trevor Wilhelm

Amid global turmoil and economic fears about the American trade war, 1,100 new auto jobs are coming to Windsor. A day after U.S. President Donald Trump ordered sweeping global tariffs, Taiwan-based Minth Group announced Thursday that construction of its $300-million parts plant in Windsor will finish by September. Referencing Trump’s claim that the start of tariffs would be America’s Liberation Day, Minth officials said the timing of the announcement was a coincidence.