Trucker convicted of importing $29M in meth across Ambassador Bridge
A truck driver has been convicted of importing $29 million in methamphetamine across the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor.
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Sinkhole fixed on University Avenue
The intersection of University Avenue at Church Street has reopened after crews repaired a large sinkhole.
'It’s unfortunate': Vandals cut wires to window washer aerial lift truck
Men in Kilts owner, Ben Snow is frustrated after discovering an aerial lift truck his window washing team had been using at a two-day job near downtown Windsor had been vandalized sometime overnight earlier this week.
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OPP seek four suspects in Tecumseh armed robbery
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Alleged drunk man arrested for yelling at people and “threatening to throw them in the river”
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Smoke coming from basement in Walkerville area house fire
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Fatal crash involving motorcycle in Leamington
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'Unsatisfactory competence': City Hall denies wrongdoing in wrongful dismissal suit
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Pro-Palestinian encampment protests: Is UWindsor ready?
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Provincial byelections being held in two Ontario ridings, one race quite competitive
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