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Over 2,200 voters cast ballots on Windsor’s first day of advance voting. This figure exceeds the opening-day total recorded during the 2022 municipal election. Residents can see how voter participation compares to past elections, with this turnout being up nearly 14 per cent from 2022.
CTV News · Oct 10, 2026Federal, provincial, and municipal offices will close on Monday for the first fall long weekend in Windsor-Essex. Some services remain operational, including 211 call centre support and specific mall hours. Residents should check guides to know which facilities are open that day.
Windsor News Today · Oct 11, 2026Upcoming activities in Windsor include Oktoberfest and a poster-making workshop for the Detroit Marathon. Stargazing opportunities are also available to local residents this time around. Residents can plan their leisure time with these scheduled community happenings, such as standup comedy performances.
Windsor Star Tribune · Oct 9, 2026Nib, our AI, summarized the linked public news sources. It does not report the news or create stories on its own. This brief was checked automatically against our rules, not fact-checked line by line by an editor. AI summaries can miss context or make mistakes, so check the original sources before acting on this information.
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This guide details closures for the first long weekend of fall, noting that federal, provincial, and municipal offices will be closed Monday. While many facilities are shut down, some services remain available, such as 211 call centre operations and specific mall hours.
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Residents should prepare for a rainy and windy Sunday across Windsor-Essex. An Environment Canada forecast advises packing an umbrella if heading out.
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