Arrest made in brutal Lions Head assault

A 53-year-old Windsor man is charged with assault, suspected of punching a woman and pulling her by the hair in the parking of the Lions Head Tavern on Wyandotte Street E. on July 3.

11 cars stolen in 3 days in Windsor

Eleven cars were stolen over the weekend the Windsor Police Services says in a news release.

LCBO launches online sales of beer, wine, cider, spirits

Ontario consumers will be able to buy alcohol through a new online ordering service that will bring products from the Liquor Control Board of Ontario to their doorsteps through Canada Post.

Governments spend $180M on high-speed internet in Ontario

The governments of Canada and Ontario are spending $180 million on bringing high-speed internet access to Southwestern Ontario.

Danny DeKeyser, Red Wings reach 6-year deal

The Detroit Red Wings have avoided arbitration and signed defenceman Danny DeKeyser to a six-year, $30 million US contract.

Windsor man off to Rio to keep Olympic Games clean

Neil Mackenzie, normally a manager with the Windsor Essex County Health Unit, will be a volunteer doping control officer during the Olympics.

No sour grapes: Local winemakers praise new three-province wine deal

Wine drinkers and winemakers in Windsor-Essex County are praising the historic trade deal some of Canada's premiers struck late last week.

'Who are you dating?': Why even the most powerful women in politics are not immune to sexism

Canada's three female premiers say Hillary Clinton's run for the U.S. presidency is an important milestone, but in an interview with CBC's The National, they caution against thinking the political playing field for women is finally even.

Uncorked wine festival cancelled, organizers say

The Uncorked Wine and Food Festival set for Aug. 5,6,7 has been cancelled, according to a post connected with the event on Facebook.

Fiat Chrysler review shows U.S. sales figures inflated, report says

An internal review started at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles in 2015 found its U.S. sales figures were inflated, partly due to pressure to keep a year-over-year monthly sales streak alive, the Automotive News reported on Monday, citing two sources at the automake

Windsorites trying to cash in on the Pokemon Go craze

The virtual reality app encourages players to go out into the world and capture elusive pokemon. For some, that means a chance to earn a little extra money.

Military studies extending life of Snowbird aircraft 20 years past retirement

by Kathleen Harris

The military's aging fleet of Tutor Snowbird jets could remain in flight until 2030 — two decades past their scheduled retirement date, according to documents obtained by CBC News under an Access to Information request.

Michelle Obama gives impassioned endorsement of Hillary Clinton

Without mentioning Donald Trump by name, first lady Michelle Obama stood before the Democratic convention on Monday and drew a sharp sketch of the Republican nominee that stood in harsh contrast to her gauzy portrait of Hillary Clinton as a woman who has looked out for children and the disadvantaged all her life.

Why Yahoo, once the darling of the internet, couldn't keep up

by Zach Dubinsky

Back in 2000, Yahoo was one of the pre-eminent companies of the digital economy. But times have changed, as Verizon announced Monday it will buy Yahoo's core operations for a fraction of their former value. What went wrong at the former internet behemoth?

'Stars are aligned' for Unifor as Detroit Three contract talks set to begin, Dias says

Unifor president Jerry Dias says he won't back down from demands for new investment in Canadian assembly facilities ahead of contract talks with the Detroit Three.

Ottawa man 'already dead 45 minutes' upon arrival at hospital after arrest, family says

A Somali-Canadian Ottawa man with mental health issues who was taken to hospital in critical condition on Sunday after police tried to arrest him has died from his injuries, his family said Monday.

Liberals agree to emergency meeting Thursday over Phoenix payroll mess

by John Paul Tasker

MPs will get the opportunity Thursday to grill senior government officials about the disastrous rollout of the Phoenix payroll system that has left 80,000 federal public servants in Canada with pay problems.

University of Windsor, CUPE agree to new contract

The University of Windsor and CUPE Local 1001 have agreed to a new six-year agreement, the school announced Monday.

Motorists strike geese at bird sanctuary, $5,000 leg tags missing

The executive director at Jack Miner Migratory Bird Foundation believes birds are being hit and their legs ripped off in order to get at valuable tags

$60M expansion planned for Windsor's Ojibway salt mine

K+S Windsor Salt Ltd. is starting work on a $60-million expansion of its Ojibway salt mine in Windsor, Ont.

Drink craft beer? Hop cropping is taking off in Ontario because of you

by Nicole Brockbank

Drink craft beer? Some of Ontario's farmers have you to thank for a new crop they've added to their arsenal.