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Stormy weather
Storms came through the area last Thursday night (Sept. 3) with shelf clouds coming shortly before the heavy rain (above). Drivers had to navigate water on the roadway along Dalhousie St. after the āSā curve near the Canadian Coast Guard base was flooded for a short period of time (left). The Northern Tornadoes Project at Western University in London came down to investigate the storm and found an EF1 tornado hit both east Windsor and near Wheatley with an EF1 downburst also

Ron Giofu
Sep 81 min read
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Festival of Hawks returning to Holiday Beach Conservation Area Sept 19 & 20
Guests can get up close and personal with a variety of bird species at the Holiday Beach Festival of Hawks. Photo supplied by ERCA. All eyes will be on the skies this September as Holiday Beach Conservation Area becomes one of the best places in North America to witness the fall raptor migration, with tens of thousands of hawks and other birds of prey soaring overhead on their annual journey south. As communities across Canada celebrate the natural places that make this coun

Special to the RTT
Sep 83 min read
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Childhood Cancer Awareness Month flag raised in Amherstburg
A flag raising was held Sept. 1 to mark Childhood Cancer Awareness Month in Amherstburg. September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and that has been recognized in Amherstburg. A flag raising ceremony was held last Tuesday (Sept. 1) at noon in front of town hall where it was recognized. Lorraine Jewell, Windsor Family Support and Community Engagement Liaison with Childcan, was pleased to be in Amherstburg for the event. A press release from the organization pointed out oth

Ron Giofu
Sep 83 min read
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