With Premier Ford announcing the introduction of strong mayor legislation for not only Ottawa and Toronto but also all large cities in Ontario, ostensibly to increase the provincial housing stock, I’ve asked all Windsor mayoral candidates the following questions about the expected legislation:
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Op-Ed by Melinda Munro The ideology of swimming is back under discussion in Windsor with the recent decision […]
Flyers mailed out with the final tax-bill featuring Windsor council’s recent accomplishments but boasting photos of the mayor […]
A billboard with an image of Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens became the subject of online ridicule last weekend […]
Dalson Chen Windsor has lost one of its most energetic advocates with the sudden passing of local businessman, […]
Council doesn’t know enough about it, they said. So why did council approve it in principle last year […]
Dan Taekema Windsor mayor Drew Dilkens has called on critics, who feel he has a potential conflict of interest […]
DALSON CHEN, WINDSOR STARMore from Dalson Chen, Windsor Star There’s been no shortage of Internet reaction to Windsor […]
Anne Jarvis It was called a “monumental evening,” and that’s no exaggeration. The “Multi-Platform City of Windsor Budget […]
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