Every Tuesday, Pattie Lovett-Reid joins Patty Handysides to talk finances.  Today, they discuss households are under pressure as insolvencies are climbing, now up roughly 8.5%.

Every Tuesday, Pattie Lovett-Reid joins Patty Handysides to talk finances.&nbsp; Today, they discuss households are under pressure as insolvencies are climbing, now up roughly 8.5%.

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Windsor's Don Martel, who's no stranger for massive bicycle rides, is once again raising money for Alzheimer’s,  He's about to embark on a 24 hour ride,,, then to Newfoundland, and eventually ending up in Europe.

Windsor's Don Martel, who's no stranger for massive bicycle rides, is once again raising money for Alzheimer&rsquo;s,&nbsp; He's about to embark on a 24 hour ride,,, then to Newfoundland, and eventually ending up in Europe.

Global Cyclist Raising Money for Alzheimer’s Is At It Again

Michael Prue, Mayor of Amherstburg talks about what will be talked about at council and also talks about the grand opening of the new baseball themed park in Amherstburg!

Michael Prue, Mayor of Amherstburg talks about what will be talked about at council and also talks about the grand opening of the new baseball themed park in Amherstburg!

Amherstburg council to weigh Diageo funding with conditions attached

James Jovanovic - pres. Of CUPE 2974 says Earlier Saturday Windsor-Essex had zero ambulances available to respond to emergency calls.
This is what years of downstaffing, burnout, and falling behind in recruitment and retention looks like. Paramedics have warned for years that without meaningful market correction and staffing stabilization, this was where the system was heading.
Leadership is fully aware of the reality facing EMS, yet nothing changes.
The people paying the price are the residents of this community when they need emergency care the most.

James Jovanovic - pres. Of CUPE 2974 says Earlier Saturday Windsor-Essex had zero ambulances available to respond to emergency calls. This is what years of downstaffing, burnout, and falling behind in recruitment and retention looks like. Paramedics have warned for years that without meaningful market correction and staffing stabilization, this was where the system was heading. Leadership is fully aware of the reality facing EMS, yet nothing changes. The people paying the price are the residents of this community when they need emergency care the most.

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