Updated Clinton and Trump clash over taxes, race and terror in 1st presidential debate

In a combative opening debate, Hillary Clinton emphatically denounced Donald Trump for keeping his personal tax returns and business dealings secret from voters and peddling a "racist lie" about U.S. President Barack Obama. Businessman Trump repeatedly cast Clinton as a "typical politician" as he sought to capitalize on Americans' frustration with Washington.

Students seeking mental health services spike at University of Windsor

The University of Windsor isn’t immune to a mental health crisis on Ontario’s college and university campuses, mental health counsellors at the school say.

Monarchy over multiculturalism, says Leamington mayor

As the royal tour makes its way through Canada, one southwest Ontario mayor is calling on Canada to scrap its current multicultural policies and focus on its ties to the monarchy.

Driver of Jeep dies in head-on collision in Essex

The incident occurred Monday morning near the intersection of Country Road 11 and South Malden Road.

Web streaming service Shomi to shut down as of Nov. 30

Video streaming service Shomi announced Monday it will shut down at the end of November, two years after it launched.

2016 Giller Prize short list includes Biblioasis-published book

The shortlist for the Scotiabank Giller Prize once again includes a book published by Windsor’s Biblioasis press.

Hockey tournaments prompt calls for $1M in WFCU Centre upgrades

A report going to council next week outlines the costs for creating features like a new media platform, new rink boards and glass as well as additional dressing rooms at an estimated cost of $990,000.

Ontario campus counsellors say they're drowning in mental health needs

by Amanda Pfeffer

Ontario must develop a plan to deal with the increase in students arriving on campus who need mental health services, say provincial counsellors who work with them.

207 students suspended for incomplete immunization records

A total of 207 students with the Windsor Essex Catholic District School Board will be suspended, a spokesman confirmed.

$5.2M in pot plants seized from Lambton County grow-op

Ontario Provincial Police seized 5,200 marijuana plants worth an estimated $5.2 million from an alleged grow-op in southern Lambton County.

Fiat Chrysler, Unifor begin negotiations on new contract

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles went on the hot seat Monday as it sat down to negotiate a new contract with the 9,750 members of its Canadian unionized workforce.

The long, complicated relationship between Indigenous Peoples and the Royals

by Tim Fontaine

When the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge meet with Indigenous Peoples in British Columbia and the Yukon this week, it will be the latest interaction in a long, complicated relationship between Indigenous Peoples and the Crown.

Windsor panel talks what U.S. election means for Canada

A free public screening of the big showdown is being held at the Water's Edge Event Centre with a panel discussion about what this race could mean for Canadians.

Analysis Our uncomfortable ride with central bankers who can't take us home again: Neil Macdonald

by Neil Macdonald

The world's central banks responded to the Great Recession by printing money. Lots of it. The practice drove down interest rates to nearly zero, robbed savers of return on their investments and rewarded those who live beyond their means. Things were supposed to return to normal eventually. Well, don't count on it.

Home Depot pulling Scary Peeper Creeper from stores

by Andrew Lupton

Home Depot says it will pull the Scary Peeper Creeper from its shelves after a woman who saw the Halloween window decoration in a Markham, Ont., store complained it makes light of predatory behaviour against women.

GM workers accept tentative agreement

Unionized workers at General Motors have accepted a new contract with the auto giant. Unifor, which represents the workers, says 64.7 per cent of the members who cast ballots voted in favour of the contract.

Arnold Palmer, 'The King' of golf, dead at 87

by Doug Ferguson

Arnold Palmer, one of golf's greatest players whose immense popularity drew a legion of fans known as 'Arnie's Army' and helped propel the game just as television was coming of age, died on Sunday at the age of 87, the U.S. Golf Association and golf media reported.

Go Public Foot doctor used experimental implants unapproved for surgery on unsuspecting patients

by Rosa Marchitelli

Pierre Dupont was banned from dentistry for life, but returned to the medical field as a foot specialist. A Go Public/Radio-Canada investigation has revealed the chiropodist in some cases used his own experimental implants.

Photos CBC's Eyes on Windsor in photos

This weekend, Eyes on Windsor shared some of its best photos with us.

Video Calgary Stampeder Mylan Hicks dead after nightclub shooting

by David Bell

Calgary Stampeder Mylan Hicks is dead after an early morning shooting incident outside of a nightclub in southwest Calgary, the team has confirmed.

A rare day of sailing for people with disabilities

Organizers say demand for the event is growing with some people on a wait list. Twenty people went on a one-hour sailing trip Sunday.

Clean needles delivered to addicts to stop spread of HIV

by Amanda Margison

London is one of several Canadian cities examining safe injection sites as a way to reduce the spread of disease and to encourage users to seek treatment.

$2.9M of pot seized in bust linked to former Crime Stoppers boss

A total of 2,900 pot plants were seized in the bust, along with 41 kilograms of harvested marijuana, according to the OPP.