CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON)

Jan 13, 2025 | windsor.ctvnews.ca | Sanjay Maru

Management of a supportive living facility in Windsor is urging city council to increase its subsidy, saying the current funding no longer covers the rising costs of housing and caring for individuals with mental health challenges. Monday’s Windsor city council meeting was the first opportunity for residents to address councillors directly about the city’s proposed 2025 budget, which includes a 2.99 per cent tax levy increase.

Jan 7, 2025 | windsor.ctvnews.ca | Kate Otterbein

A group of students from St. Clair College, based in Windsor, Ont., have brought home two big wins at international advertising and marketing communications competitions. The students, who are in the Advertising and Marketing Communications program, earned a victory at the CRI Global Sustainability Marketing Competition in December. More than 1,500 students participated.

Jan 6, 2025 | windsor.ctvnews.ca | Michelle Maluske

OPP have used new DNA technology to solve a 21-year-old cold case near Amherstburg, Ont. The new testing has led to the identification of the remains of a man found in 2003. Authorities now say it was James Raymond Stewart, 48, of Michigan, who was discovered on May 29 in the Livingston Channel of the Detroit River. Although authorities determined at the time the death was not suspicious and foul play not suspected, they have been working since to try to identify the body without any success.

Dec 24, 2024 | windsor.ctvnews.ca | Sanjay Maru

For many students, post-secondary education is seen as an opportunity to gain independence from parents. But for one University of Windsor student, it's a chance to spend more time with her biggest cheerleader — her mom. Isabella Higgison, a 19-year-old child psychology student, and her mother, Alicia, a 42-year-old Master's of Education student, are both pursuing their academic dreams on the same campus.

Dec 12, 2024 | windsor.ctvnews.ca | SCOTT MILLER

It was a day to stay home, if you could, across much of Midwestern Ontario due to weather. “Pretty darn nasty. I tell everybody, stay at home. Be safe. Stay at home,” said Pat Dunn. All schools were closed across Bruce, Grey, Huron and Perth Counties due to blizzard like conditions across the region. Several roads were closed, events were cancelled, even snowplows were pulled off the roads near Kincardine, due to the onslaught of snow. “You just can't see anything.