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Knifepoint robbery report investigated by police
The Windsor Police Service has arrested a 16-year-old suspect and is seeking an additional suspect after a report of a knifepoint robbery in Amherstburg. Police say that shortly after 7:30 p.m. Nov. 8, officers responded to a report of a robbery in the 300 block of Sandwich St. S. Through investigation, officers learned the suspects approached a 12-year-old victim, allegedly brandished a knife, and demanded money. It is further alleged the suspects forcefully removed the vic

Special to the RTT
Nov 111 min read


Marsh Historical Collection gives students look at Remembrance Day
Meg Reiner, collections co-ordinator with the Marsh Historical Collection, talks about a former cenotaph location with Grade 7 students at Stella Maris School. It was part of the Marsh Collection’s new “Amherstburg Landmark” series. The Marsh Historical Collection and Stella Maris Catholic Elementary School teamed up to let students get a look at Remembrance Day and commemorations from the past. Meg Reiner, the collections co-ordinator at the Marsh Historical Collection, and

Ron Giofu
Nov 112 min read


Move to merge conservation authorities met with concern locally
A move to amalgamate some conservation areas is meeting with questions and concerns locally. Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Park, Todd McCarthy has announced the Ontario government will soon introduce legislation to create the Ontario Provincial Conservation Agency (OPCA) “with the aim of improving the province’s conservation authority system to help get shovels in the ground faster on homes and other local infrastructure projects, while strengthening the vital

Ron Giofu
Nov 114 min read
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