Windsor Police are investigating an incident involving a molotov cocktail on Pierre Ave (Photo taken by Jason Viau).Windsor Fire and Rescue Services is investigating another arson in the city.
The latest case took place at a house on the 1200-block of Pierre Ave.
Fire officials say just before 1am, a molotov cocktail was thrown into the home, but didn't ignite anything.
There were no injuries during the incident. The investigation is ongoing.
A pedestrian from Walpole Island First Nation, who was hit by a vehicle, succumbed to their injuries and was pronounced dead at the hospital.
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This number is up from the roughly 3,200 calls firefighters responded to in 2024.
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The Chatham-Kent Public Library had a successful 2025, with more than 280,000 people visiting its 11 branches.
