Ontario now offers those dealing with COVID-19 paid sick days and an increased sickness benefit, a Windsor man is charged after a LaSalle gas station is burglarized, and an astronaut from the 1969 moon landing passes away. All the evening headlines on the go.

Insolvencies actually drop in Ontario and a new order will allow hospitals experiencing a surge of COVID-19 patients to transfer some patients faster.  These stories, and more, in your noon news on the go.

A COVID-19 exposure notice for Vet's Cab in Windsor and today is the International Day of Mourning for those who have been injured or killed on the job.  These stories, and more, in your morning news on the go.

Some Windsor-Essex residents 40 and older can now register for a COVID-19 vaccine, a federal grant is supporting a study on the use of "tiny homes" to combat homelessness, and the OPP seeks a suspect in a Tecumseh home invasion. All the evening headlines, on the go...

The province opens up COVID-19 vaccinations at mass clinics for those 45 and up and a survey suggests the police don't need to worry about their relationship with the public.  These stories, and more, in your noon news on the go.

The OPP investigate a serious ATV crash and Windsor West MPP Lisa Gretzky keeps up her demands for paid sick time.  These stories, and more, in your morning news on the go.

An ATV user is critically hurt following a weekend crash in Lakeshore, more COVID-19 vaccines are heading to Windsor-Essex over the next two weeks, and Sunday night's Oscars were a flop with viewers. All the evening headlines on the go.

Over the next few weeks, Windsor-Essex will get double its usual allotment of vaccines and the federal government will replace a plaque stolen from a Windsor park.  These stories, and more, in your noon news on the go.

More vaccines arrive in Canada today and a house fire in Windsor puts one person out of their home.  These stories, and more, in your morning news on the go.

Morning News for Sunday, April 25, 2021