In May of this year, Bird E-Scooters launched a pilot project in Windsor with 500 e-scooters available. Lyons said the response has been positive with at least 60,000 rides since it first launched however the company agreed to hold a safety demonstration after complaints of misuse and stolen scooters began to emerge. Early activity has calmed down
At the beginning of May, the company deployed about 200 e-scooters in Windsor for the first time. After a few days, approximately 10 per cent of the scooters had gone missing.
The company was able to track some of the scooters through GPS devices but some were located in surprising areas.
Windsor police program unpacks racism, fosters ally-ship in local schools
Following a presentation from Windsor police on becoming an ally in the fight against racism, Grade 7 student Karolena Alarab said she better understood what was happening in the world and the need to treat everyone equally.
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Following a presentation from Windsor police on becoming an ally in the fight against racism, Grade 7 student Karolena Alarab said she better understood what was happening in the world and the need to treat everyone equally.
Alarab and her classmates at Corpus Christi Catholic Middle School took part in the Unite program a new initiative launched by Windsor police that explores racism and inclusivity with students, parents and staff.