Windsor Star
The Windsor Star is the daily newspaper for Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and is part of the Postmedia Network. It is published from Monday to Saturday. The newspaper operated out of its original office at 167 Ferry Street from 1923 until 2012, after which it relocated to 300 Ouellette Avenue. The publication started as the weekly Windsor Record in 1888 and became the Border Cities Star in 1918 when it was acquired by W. F. Herman. In 1935, it was renamed the Windsor Daily Star after several smaller communities merged, and it officially became the Windsor Star in 1959. Even after W. F. Herman's passing in 1938, the newspaper continued to thrive under the leadership of his wife, Adie Knox Herman, along with Hugh Graybiel and W. L. (Lum) Clark.
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windsorstar.com | Taylor Campbell
Windsor Stadium, once the city’s premier high school football venue, is up for sale — complicating a possible rejuvenation of the adjacent historic Jackson Park Bandshell. News that the province is selling the coveted Windsor school property derailed a city council discussion Monday about what to do with the derelict performance space nearby.
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2 days ago |
windsorstar.com | Taylor Campbell
A funeral home that housed a 10,000-pound antique organ for nearly 80 years is being torn down to make way for a new Windsor Fire and Rescue Services headquarters. Demolition began last week at the former Morris Sutton Funeral Home on Giles Boulevard near Ouellette Avenue just south of the downtown.
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3 days ago |
windsorstar.com | Dave Waddell
The CUSMA free trade agreement in its current form isn’t working, particularly in anchoring assembly production in Canada, Beatty says in a paper released Thursday by the C.D. Howe Institute. “We must go into these negotiations with an aspirational goal,” said Beatty, who retired last year after nearly 27 years with the world’s largest automaker. “We have to avoid the Canadian position of just keeping the status quo,” he told the Star. “We’ve seen the plant closures of the past quarter century.
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3 days ago |
windsorstar.com | Jim Parker
The Hanover Barons erased a three-goal deficit in the third period and went on to beat the 73’s 5-4 in overtime on Saturday at the Essex Sports Centre. With the win, Hanover swept the best-of-seven Schmalz Cup final and claimed the team’s first title since 1991. “We played better than 0-4 in the series, but you know hockey,” said 73’s head coach Tony Piroski, whose team outshot the Barons 70-50 in the final two games.
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3 days ago |
windsorstar.com | Doug Schmidt
The Windsor- Essex County Health Unit “is reminding our community that Avian Influenza continues to circulate among the bird population,” medical officer of health Dr. Mehdi Aloosh said in a statement issued Tuesday. With large volumes of wild birds once again flocking to Windsor and Essex County during the annual spring migration, the local health unit is warning the public about the potential spread of bird flu. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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