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In 6-5 vote, Windsor council approves $6M more for downtown ice rink

In 6-5 vote, Windsor council approves $6M more for downtown ice rink
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New $15.4M ice rink, year-round event space approved in front of city hall

New $15.4M ice rink, year-round event space approved in front of city hall
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Ice Rink Approved For City Hall

After much debate over the rising costs of the new downtown rink in front of City Hall, it was approved by Windsor City Council on Monday. The total cost

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Council debating downtown skating rink

Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens was forced to weigh in on the decision to build a $15 million ice rink as part of the Civic Esplanade project.

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Feds asked to place asylum seekers in hotels outside downtown

There are 743 asylum seekers currently living in two hotels in Windsor and city council wants to see if they can be put in hotels outside the city centre to avoid capacity issues during the summer tourism season.

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