A warning for pet owners and parents after something dangerous is found in a Kingsville park and a fire in downtown Windsor.  These stories, and more, in your morning news on the go. 

The local health unit says no COVID-19 regulations were broken at a recent wedding attended by its medical officer of health, Windsor police are investigating a suspicious house fire near the university, and the OPP issues a warning after roofing nails were found at a Kingsville playground. All the evening headlines, on the go.

Vaccination rates in Windsor-Essex are the highest per capita in the province and the American Heart Association is raising a red flag about a little-talked-about type of stroke.  These stories, and more, in your noon news on the go.

A second clinic to vaccinate seniors over 80 opens in Windsor-Essex this morning and jury selection starts in the trial for a former police officer accused of killing George Floyd.  These stories, and more, in your morning news on the go.

Afternoon News for Saturday, March 6, 2021

Morning News for Saturday, March 6, 2021 

Windsor-Essex will not move out of the red-control zone, at least for another week, a fourth COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for Canada, and a Windsor man is $100,004 richer. All the evening headlines on the go, when you want them.

Canada's hockey dad has died and pictures released of a man wanted for attempted murder in Windsor.  These stories, and more, in your morning news on the go.

The AstraZeneca vaccine may soon be available at a pharmacy near you, over 300 Windsor-Essex students are learning from home because of COVID-19, and Windsor-Essex will get $14.1M in provincial funding. All the evening headlines on the go.

A tentative deal for workers at Dakkota and extending the period between doses of the COVID-19 vaccine could radically speed up the rollout. These stories, and more, in your noon news on the go.