Windsor Police cruiser. Photo by Mark Brown/Blackburn News.Windsor police spent a few days this past week cracking down on assorted driving infractions.
Officers with the Traffic Enforcement Unit conducted a four-day blitz at locations across the city, issuing a total of 132 tickets.
Offences included speeding, stunt driving, careless driving, and driving without insurance.
In one case, a 20-year-old man was cited for stunt driving after being clocked going 109 kilometres per hour in a 60 kilometre-per-hour zone.
You'll want to hang onto your hat if you're out and about on Friday, and some of you may see some snow as well.
Details for this year's Ribfest in Chatham have been revealed and they are juicy.
The area saw between 40 and 50 mm of rain over a two-day period, causing some flooding on roads and sidewalks near the Thames River.
A child services agency in Chatham-Kent is among the first in Ontario to sign an agreement with local school boards to strengthen the mental health system for children and youth.
Canada defeated Cuba 7-2 at the World Baseball Classic to advance to the quarter-finals for the first time ever in the tournaments history. Canada will face the U.S. on Friday.
The Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority is urging extreme caution around waterways as wet weather is expected to cause ponding, standing water, and flooding throughout Chatham-Kent.
