BMO staff members from around WIndsor-Essex County and Chatham-Kent gather at Toddy Jones Park for the local “Walk So The Kids Can Talk” walkathon last Sunday morning. A local financial institution brought an annual walkathon to Amherstburg on the weekend in an effort to aid children and youth.The “Walk So Kids Can Talk,” with BMO as the driving force behind it, saw the regional version being held locally. Proceeds from the walk benefit the Kids Help Phone. Jim Inglis, regio

The Windsor Police Service - Amherstburg Detachment investigated a multi-vehicle collision at the intersection of County Road 18 (Pike Road) and Howard Ave. (County Road 9) last Friday. The intersection was closed for several hours while officers investigated the crash. The road closure started in the early afternoon and stretched through until nighttime, with Windsor Police’s X(Twitter) account first reporting the closure at 1:40 p.m. then following up at 9:33 p.m. by postin

Magician Ron Gudel receives help from a pair of assistants during his performance at Amherstburg Community Services’ volunteer appreciation dinner April 29. Amherstburg Community Services (ACS) took time out last week to pay tribute to its volunteers. The 2026 volunteer appreciation dinner was held last Wednesday night at the AMA Sportsman’s Association with volunteers from all of ACS’ programs welcome to come out to enjoy an evening together. Gardening was the theme this yea