Evening news for Thursday March 24, 2022

The local health unit warns that we're not quite past COVID-19 yet, you may see some more military vehicles on Windsor-Essex streets today through Sunday, and Trudeau meets NATO allies over the Ukraine invasion. All the noon headlines on the go.

Experts say Windsor's new EV battery plant will transform the local auto industry, the former national head of Unifor is accused of pocketing money, and you may see military vehicles on Windsor-Essex roads again starting Thursday. All the morning headlines...

Evening news for Wednesday March 23, 2022.  

Could a major auto investment be heading to Windsor? The city's trailblazing police chief will call it a career at the end of the month, and the health unit reports its first flu case this season. All the morning headlines when you're ready for them.

Evening news for Tuesday, March 22, 2022 

An agreement will keep the Liberal minority government in power through 2025, CP Rail employees return to work after a short work stoppage, and a local MPP pushes for the recognition of the first Black baseball team to win a title in Ontario. All the noon headlines on the go.

A GoFundMe page is set up for the children of a murdered LaSalle woman, it's almost the end of the line for the mass COVID-19 vaccination clinic at Devonshire Mall, and a Windsor urban park is debated in Ottawa. All the morning headlines on the go.

Mask mandates are lifted in most of Ontario's indoor public places, the City of Windsor lifts a two-year-old emergency declaration, and a bill is introduced to help prevent traffic disruptions at border crossings. All the noon headlines, on the go.

Students head back to class Monday without a mask mandate, LaSalle police are still looking into a weekend homicide, and Caesars Windsor employees resoundingly ratify a new contract. All the morning headlines on the go.