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Province must act immediately after tragic patient death at St. Joseph's
HAMILTON, ON, May 28, 2012, 2012 -- Front-line staff call for coroner's inquest Front-line staff at St.
CUPE Ontario raises more than $30,000 for striking workers in Region of Peel
At its annual convention in Windsor, Ontario, the Canadian Union of Public Employees Ontario raised more than $30,000 in donations from members in less than ten minutes.
Ontario woman scammed out of life savings
Police here say an elderly woman is heartbroken and down to her last $1,000 after spending a decade sending her life savings - more than $500,000 - to bogus overseas investors.
Dell Parsons, the first-person narrator of Richard Ford's majestic new novel, Canada , is a recently retired, 66-year-old American English teacher living in Windsor, Ont., directly across the river from the imposing skyline of the U.S. city of Detroit.
The Secret Codes, a major new exhibition of contemporary quilts by African-Nova Scotian quilt makers, opens Saturday, 1 p.m., at Chase Gallery, Public Archives of Nova Scotia, 6016 University Ave, Halifax.
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker helps Mrs. Diefenbaker down train steps upon arrival here 3/6. Prime Minister Diefenbaker campaigned in the Windsor, Ont., industrial area.
No free Beaverfest! City to erect fencing against non-paying concert-goers
The City of Windsor will erect temporary six-foot-high fencing at the riverfront during summer music events Beaverfest and Bluesfest to prevent people from watching the concerts for free.
Union might open doors to unemployed, retired, says CAW head
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's released its better life index, which provides a guide to some of the happiest countries in the world.
Hundreds of CUPE members and labour supporters gathered at Charles Clark Square in Windsor on Thursday to rally against privatization.
Electro-shock funding probed by Windsor area health network
WINDSOR, Ont. -- The local health integration network has set out to uncover whether there was a delay in processing a proposal for provincial funding for an electroshock therapy unit at Windsor Regional Hospital.
Man pleads guilty to senior's sex assault
WINDSOR, Ont. -- A 44-year-old man pleaded guilty Wednesday to the kidnapping, robbery and sexual assault of a 71-year-old woman who he took on a harrowing four-hour ride through snowy rural roads three years ago, threatening to kill her along the way and assaulting her in a deserted church parking lot.
With Vid: Windsor machine shop hears call to arms
Steve Goulet, GM of Elite Machining in Windsor, Ont., talks on Wednesday, May 23, 2012, about the company's request for rezoning to allow them to produce military gun components.
Jewelry store owners ponder future of diamond swallowed by suspect
WINDSOR, Ont. - The owners of a Windsor, Ont., jewelry store are undecided about the future of a diamond that spent a week and a half inside a man accused of swallowing the stone.
Noose tightens around donation tax schemes
In the latest blow to "donation tax shelters," an Ontario Superior Court judge has kept alive a $300-million proposed class action that targets the promoters of one such failed scheme as well as the lawyers and accountants who gave it their seal of approval.
Ponzi schemer Jason Stuebing sentenced to 20 months in jail
WINDSOR, Ont. - A man described by police as a "Little Bernie Madoff" was sentenced Tuesday in Ontario Court to 20 months in jail for bilking over two dozen victims in the Windsor area of nearly $500,000. Just prior to being sentenced by Justice Lloyd Dean, Jason Stuebing, 44, apologized to his victims and family after pleading guilty to eight ... (more)
Diamonds are forever - even in jail
Richard Mackenzie Matthews made his first court appearance since police say he expelled a $20,000 diamond over the weekend.
Fully Committed to Zero Stock Machining
The practice of zero stock machining is applicable to large, complex mold components such as this core side of a taillight mold manufactured by Redoe Mold.
Alleged thief passes swallowed diamond
A Canadian man who allegedly tried to steal a $20,000 diamond passed the gem nine days after he swallowed it, police said.
Swallowed diamond finally passes
Police in Windsor, Ont., say a stone passed this weekend by a man accused of swallowing a $20,000 diamond is the real thing.