Amherstburg town council had a spirited and often tense discussion on the policing matter, which included references to a meeting held between two council members and the mayor of Windsor. Amherstburg elected officials also want more information released publicly so that the public can better understand what has been discussed and why previous votes were cast they way they were. Town council voted unanimously June 23 to waive rules of order for in-camera meetings specific to

A listing on www.realtor.ca shows an aerial view of the Diageo site, which has been listed for sale. Could the property currently occupied by Diageo soon have new owners? According to a post on www.realtor.ca , the property at 110 St. Arnaud St. is now on the market. The online listing says the land is 70.41 acres with a secured yard. The property is described as a “prime Amherstburg site available for sale” with it totalling 446,970 square feet across eight buildings. The l

After meetings with LaSalle officials, including the LaSalle Chief of Police, Amherstburg will have to consider another option instead of joining with LaSalle. More information is anticipated to come before the public in the new year on the future of policing in Amherstburg, but options appear to be getting fewer. The latest option that looks to be going by the boards is a partnership with the Town of LaSalle. Amherstburg Mayor Michael Prue told the public, as part of the rep