Sellick Equipment Ltd. may finally be able to power equipment at their new facility in Harrow, after the Ontario Energy Board issued a decision allowing the manufacturer to be serviced by E.L.K. Energy.

Sellick Equipment in Harrow can't get electricity at its new factory, even though it's just down the street from the old one. Their old factory is served by E.L.K. Energy, the new one is in Hydro One territory. A year after requesting the new factory be served by E.L.K., the Ontario Energy Board still has not made a decision.

On Friday, Malden Park hosted their annual Easter egg hunt for dogs in support of National Service Dogs. The organization provides certified service animals to people living with autism and post traumatic stress disorder.

CUPE held a rally in support of striking workers at the Canadian Hearing Society in Windsor on Friday. Unionized staff there been off the job since March 6.

Three weeks into a strike by Canadian Hearing Society workers, members of Windsor's deaf community are starting to feel the impact of going without services some said they've even had to cancel medical appointments because of limited access to interpreters.

Despite months of work to reduce the risk of robberies for Windsor area pharmacies, thieves continue to target them often in search of opioids.

The Greater Essex County District School Board has cancelled student trips to the U.S. for the rest of February, citing uncertainty over whether all students would be allowed to cross the border given questions over Trump's executive order.