Windsor Communauté Nouvelles

Myles Dininio set out from Newfoundland on April 1 and reached Vancouver on Aug. 22, completing a cross-country journey aimed at raising awareness about mental health and funds for Toronto’s Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.

Thanks to the dedication of runners, walkers, donors, volunteers and partners, the CIBC Run for the Cure has been a powerful engine for improving breast cancer outcomes, raising $558 million for the cause to date. Funds raised are invested in the most promising research, clinical trials that save lives, advocacy and compassionate support programs that provide care, comfort and vital connections to those affected by breast cancer in Canada.

As October 2026 begins, KidsConnectHope would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the wonderful volunteers who have joined our growing community across Canada. From Toronto, North York, Alliston, Etobicoke, Vaughan, Bolton, Concord, and London in Ontario to Calgary, Edmonton, and Fort Saskatchewan in Alberta, individuals from different communities are coming together with one shared purpose: bringing hope, happiness, and encouragement to children facing difficult moments in their lives. Your willingness to participate in our initiative represents something truly meaningful. Every volunteer who joins KidsConnectHope contributes to a growing movement built on kindness, compassion, creativity, and the belief that even the smallest thoughtful action can make a positive difference.

Over 40 community planting events will expand the urban tree canopy across seven provinces this year; First of 20 spring plantings kicks off April 19

A Huron County community is coming together to support a local family just days after emergency crews responded to a teenager on fire at a high school - as unanswered questions about the incident remain for many residents. Just after 8 a.m. Tuesday, first responders arrived to a person on fire at F.E. Madill Secondary School in Wingham, Ont. Police said they evacuated the school and extinguished the fire.

An international diving competition brings Olympic-level talent, and a big tourism boost, to downtown Windsor this week. Article content Roughly 90 of the world’s top divers from 14 countries – including 18 members from Team Canada – will compete Thursday through Sunday at the 2026 Canada Cup of Diving, held at the Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre.