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Saturday February 22nd, 2014

Walkerville Artists’ Co-op

The Walkerville Artist Co-op displays and sells works of art from over 25 local artists. Art work by Neli Brady, Suellen Evoy-Oozeer, Jennifer Merritt, and John Merritt. Formerly known as The Back...

Saturday October 5th, 2013

Thyme To-Go

City News

Thyme To-Go can help busy families get nutritious dinners on the table. Thyme To-Go offers its catering services for important events and parties, quick dinners for the family as well as...

Saturday September 28th, 2013

Ten Thousand Villages is home to treasures from around the globe, all under one roof. Ten Thousand Villages is North America’s oldest and largest Fair Trade Organization, with Windsor’s location right...

Saturday June 29th, 2013

The Olde Walkerville Pharmacy

City News

The Olde Walkerville Pharmacy wants to bring back the charm and customer service of days gone by. The cozy pharmacy is located on the corner of Windermere and Wyandotte Street East,...

Saturday June 22nd, 2013

Garage Fire In Walkerville

Fires

Reader photo by Shane Mitchell Windsor Fire and Windsor Police were called to the 1100 block of Chilver early this morning for a garage fire. A witness reports that a couch abandoned...

Thursday June 6th, 2013

The Willistead Restaurant

City News

The Willistead opened their doors at 1840 Wyandotte Street East earlier this year. The rustic interior of the restaurant is warm and welcoming and reflects their menu, which features meals prepared...

Friday May 17th, 2013

Volunteers Needed To Help Clean Olde Walkerville

Events

The Olde Walkerville Residents Association is looking for volunteers to help in beautifying Walkerville on Saturday, May 25th. They will be taking to the alleys and picking up litter, trimming back...

Saturday May 11th, 2013

PHOTOS: Old-Timey Tweed Ride Cycles Through Walkerville

City News

Cyclists clad in classic tweed and vintage clothes took to the streets of Windsor today in the Second Windsor Tweed Ride. More than 150 old-timey folks cycled throughout Windsor with stops...