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5th: May 1963 - Six lanes of traffic enter Canada at the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. 6th: Sept.6 1958-Detroit's new convention hall on the banks of the Detroit River is gradually taking shape. More than 19,000 tons of steel has gone into the project which will house the hall and exhibit building.
That building has some nice art deco elements that are reminiscent of those of the Brodhead Naval Armory by Belle Isle. It appears to have had an uglifying remodeling using pebble board. It would be nice if they restored that. This from December 31, 1929 issue of the Windsor Star via internationalmetropolis.com. vs. this from the article
Windsor school board risks provincial takeover with $532M budget | Windsor Star. June-21-24, 04:36 PM #2 ...
Windsor added 2,700 people to its labour force [[working age adults looking for work) while adding a whopping 2,400 jobs. That's outstanding for a community Windsor's size. The upward move in unemployment of 0.1% is temporary and cause by 300 more workers arriving that jobs.
Demand for road and safety salt drops | Windsor Star. April-03-24, 11:04 AM #2. Richard. View Profile
The proposed Global Village at the site of the old Grace Hospital was terminated by the city after 3 years of no construction activity by the developer but the old post office on Ouellette finally has a bright future. Windsor's historic Paul Martin Building will become a boutique hotel | Windsor Star
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Only Kitchener better than Windsor in new job creation You can credit the Gordie Howe Bridge, the new Stellantis battery plant and and the Highway 3 expansion for the city's economic revival. Only Kitchener better than Windsor in new job creation — StatsCan | Windsor Star
The Ontario Environment Ministry is to make an announcement Thursday about a study of the problem. Canadian scientists working on the problem have told government officials in advance of releasing official findings that the industrial Zug Island apparently is the cause of the problems that go back to 2009, according to the Windsor Star.
The Windsor Star reports without explicitly naming Sheffield: "People in the vulnerable west side neighbourhood of Sandwich elected Coun. Ron Jones to represent them, and the Ambassador Bridge, whose plan to twin its span and cement its monopoly would devastate Sandwich, is warning him to shut up.