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As seen in: CKLW-AM (Windsor, ON), CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON), CP24, AM 800 CKLW
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News conference in Windsor on proposed National Urban Park

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By Kathie McMann, Rob Hindi Verified
| AM 800 CKLW
The federal Minister of Environment, Climate Change and Nature is in Windsor today. A news conference has been called for 10 a.m. regarding progress on the proposed Ojibway National Urban Park. The Honourable Julie Dabrusin will be in the city making an announcement. Four parcels of vacant land in the area of Sprucewood and Ojibway Parkway totalling 43.39 acres, or 17.5 hectares, were listed for sale in November 2025 for $17-million.
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Essex mayor wants Harrow crosswalk activated

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By Rob Hindi Verified
| CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON) Verified
It’s been almost four years, and a pedestrian crosswalk in Harrow is still not activated. Essex mayor Sherry Bondy took to social media Monday afternoon to share her disappointment and to provide an update. She says the town has been advised that the solar panels on the crosswalk are damaged and need to be replaced. The crosswalk was installed during the Harrow Streetscape project almost four years ago at the intersection of Erie Street and King Street.
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WIFF looking for festival volunteers

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By Meagan Delaurier, Rob Hindi Verified
| CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON) Verified
The Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF) is officially looking for volunteers for the 2026 event. WIFF has officially opened the application process to the public, which will close on August 14. New this year, WIFF has announced a new partnership with Caesars Windsor Cares to support the team of volunteers during the festival. Over 150 volunteers are expected to support the film festival this year. Last year’s event featured 231 feature films and over 300 screenings.
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