Canada's flag is turning 60 years old. A little piece of that history is on display in a Windsor, Ont., museum
Canada adopted the maple leaf flag on Feb. 15, 1965. And one of those six original flags is on display at Windsor's Chimczuk Museum's collection. The CBC's Michael Evans checked it out.
BDS on Canadian campuses: What has been achieved in the months since 2024’s summer of unrest?
In the summer of 2024, a cluster of tents sprang up on the University of Windsor’s central campus, transforming a patch of grass near the main quad into what organizers ...
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A tale of two cities — and tariffs
Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, have always been close. But President Trump's tariffs would put them on the front lines of a ...
How a Canadian trucker used a refrigerated produce trailer to smuggle people into the U.S.
A Canadian man has been sentenced to three years in an American prison after pleading guilty to using the refrigerated trailer of his semi-truck to smuggle people into the U.S., using the Ambassador ...
O Canada! Museum Windsor displaying original 1965 maple leaf on Flag Day
One of six historic maple leaf flags to soar over Parliament Hill on Feb. 15, 1965, the day Canada left the British Union Jack behind to carve out its own national identity, is on display for eight ...
Spitfires can feel playoff hockey in the air
The Sarnia Sting joined the Spitfires as the only other team to miss the playoffs in the Western Conference last year. The rebuild hasn’t gone as quickly for Sarnia, but the Sting are also improved ...
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Women in manufacturing: Q&A with Angie Lafferty
Angie Lafferty is the General Manager of Engineering and Skilled Trades at TRQSS, the only Canadian seatbelt manufacturing ...
How to show your significant other — and Canada — some Valentine's Day love
Keeping dollars on this side of the border has never been more important to Canadians than now amidst the tariff threats ...
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What Ontario cities are most vulnerable to Trump's tariffs? Here's what a new report reveals
The list of negatively impacted cities includes several communities in Ontario, including Hamilton, the country’s largest steel producer and the tri-cities of Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo.
Eastern Canada walloped with snow, leading to school closures, cancelled flights
Quebec is getting walloped by a major snowstorm on Thursday, which has forced school service centres across the province to close and led to flight cancellations. There are multiple school closures in ...
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‘Nothing more than the 51st state, without a vote’: How the free-trade debate of the 1980s came back in style
Or even worse, we could end up so truncated that we would be nothing more than the 51st state, without a vote.” In the Kingston Whig-Standard, editorial writer Harvey Schacter suggested that Canadian ...
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Amtrak, state officials weigh return of train station to Michigan Central
The Michigan Department of Transportation is meeting with consultants this week on future developments for Amtrak's routes in ...