With recent news coverage that Windsor’s downtown has the highest commercial vacancy rate in the country, an expected exodus on well known anchor hospitality institutions, and the recently approved Strengthen The Core downtown revitalization plan, the Rose City Politics panel opines on the state of the downtown core and what it means for Windsor more broadly.
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The Rose City Politics panel opines on partisan tensions and influence weaving into municipal politics.
Rose City Politics opines on Windsor’s derelict spaces.
For October 2023, the panel opines on City of Windsor Councillors and grades each one for the 2023 Rose City Politics City Council Report Card.
Rose City Politics opines on the Civic Esplanade debate as it relates to the goal of downtown revitalization.
Windsor has been tasked with building 13,000 new residential units in a decade and Rose City Politics opines on the task at hand and the target.
Rose City Politics investigates if council committee composition reflects the community we live in and how committee decisions impact council decisions.
For January 2022, three of the panelists take a look backwards, rather than forward, to provide a retrospective on 2022 before moving ahead to what 2023 will bring.
Rose City Politics outlines what the priorities of the next city council should be.
For September 2022, the Rose City Politics panel asks Biz X readers if they know who they are voting for […]
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