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Latest projections show a $14.5-million pandemic-caused deficit by the end of 2021, due largely to a $7-million deficit projected at the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel and a $3.4-million deficit at Windsor International Airport.
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Because the city is the sole shareholder, it usually enjoys a $1-million annual dividend from each, but is now facing the dilemma of potentially propping them up financially, Dilkens said in a letter sent Tuesday to Dominic LeBlanc, the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and president of the Queen’s Privy Council of Canada. Copies were also sent to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Chrystia Freeland and local MPs.
As another positive sign of pandemic restrictions soon to be lifted, Sunwing announced Wednesday it will provide weekly service this winter to destinations in Cuba out of Windsor International Airport. The tour operator will resume flights starting in December until next mid-April to a pair of destinations that include Varadero and Cayo Santa Maria in Cuba. “Our service from Windsor International Airport has been consistently well received and.
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Air traffic control towers in Windsor, other cities to stay open, NAV Canada says
NAV Canada says it won t close air traffic control towers at several airports across Canada, including at Windsor International.
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Posted: Apr 15, 2021 1:58 PM ET | Last Updated: April 16
The fates of the air traffic control towers at Windsor International Airport and other Canadian airports were the subject of a review from operator NAV Canada.(Sanjay Maru/CBC)
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Eleven people from the Downtown Mission walked to the aquatic centre Wednesday morning to take COVID-19 tests and try to secure accommodations, as the city threatened to shut down what it has been referring to as a rogue shelter.
Staff at the Windsor International and Aquatic Training centre conducted rapid COVID-19 tests on 14 individuals Wednesday morning, according to Andrew Teliszewsky, Mayor Drew Dilken’s chief of staff.
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Five people who had stayed at the mission’s emergency shelter in the former library building on Ouellette Avenue tested positive.