The vandalized and garbage-strewn house at 663 Marentette Ave. might not look like much, but it's a rarity when it comes to properties in Windsor, Ont., as evidenced by the real estate listing promoting it as having 18 bedrooms.
The news came Wednesday in a letter from federal housing minister Sean Fraser. He says Windsor's application simply wasn't as ambitious as the many others put forward because of one factor: the city's refusal to allow four units by right on any residential property in the city.
Windsor is likely not headed for a recession in 2024 but it doesn't mean people won't feel the pinch or be more cautious about their spending in 2024, an economist and a Windsor researcher say.
For the first time in years, Jennifer Katona finds herself walking 25 minutes from her home to the Windsor Goodfellows food bank where she stands in line to acquire much-needed groceries for her family.