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- Jury to decide: was Windsor killing self-defence — or murder? Frederick Leon claims the man he’s accused of murdering in Windsor put a handgun to his cheek in a kitchen and then pulled the trigger — this “complete stranger” was intent on killing him.
- Windsor committee backs 16-storey condo downtown Vacant land in Windsor’s troubled core could be home to a 16-storey condo building designed to “harmonize” with area heritage properties if city council gives the go-ahead.
- Windsor year-over-year stats for May reveal 3% rise in crimes against people Property crimes are down significantly from a year ago but crimes against people have risen by more than three per cent, according to the statistics released Wednesday by the Windsor Police Service.
- Vintage vehicles highlight of Canadian Transportation Museum's Spring Fun on Wheels Classic cars of every vintage nestled into the treed grounds of the Canadian Transportation Museum and Heritage Village Sunday for the 31 st annual Spring Fun on Wheels car show.
- Possible Canada Border Services officers job action looms Friday The countdown is on to potential job action Friday at Canada’s borders as the unions representing 9,000 Canada Border Services Agency employees try to hammer out a new contract agreement with the federal government.
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford shuffles cabinet, including education and energy ministers One of the new faces in cabinet is Mike Harris, the son of the former premier, and he takes over the Red Tape Reduction portfolio
- 'A heavy cost': Canadian veterans, politicians mark sombre 80th D-Day anniversary in France 'There are no words to describe the immensity of the debt we owe you,' Justin Trudeau told the Canadian D-Day veterans. But he also warned 'democracy is still under threat'
- 10/3 podcast: How Alberta RCMP linked four murders to a suspected serial killer Nearly 50 years after two teen girls and two women were killed in the Calgary area, RCMP in Alberta say they’ve identified the man responsible.
- He would ‘bind, torture, kill’ his victims. A puzzle mailed to media could crack the case for one of them Dennis Rader, known as BTK, murdered at least 10 people between 1974 and 1991
- Fugitive wanted in $20-million Toronto airport gold heist arrested on plane from India Archit Grover, 36, was arrested Monday at Pearson airport as he returned to Canada. His arrest leaves just two known fugitives for the gold heist
- Mafia boss's son released on full parole after serving time for importing cocaine and fentanyl 'Notwithstanding the serious nature of your offending and your affiliation with a criminal organization, the Board notes you have accepted responsibility for your offending'
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