Public Notices/Announcements - Windsor/Leamington - Transit Windsor - Tunnel Service Returning
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The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel LLC announced today that nightly closures for renovations will end this week, and the tunnel will return to its normal 24/7 operation on July 19. The tunnel will remain open until mid-August, after which it will close for only one night per week through September 30, 2019.
This means that Transit Windsor service through the tunnel will return to regular hours as well starting July 19, 2019. For details on rates and hours visit transitwindsor.ca.
Complete news release from the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel LLC:
The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel, which is nearing the completion of a $21.6 million renovation project, will return to normal hours, open 24 hours per day from July 19 through mid August, after which it will close for only one night per week through Sept. 30.
Travelers are directed to get real-time updates and traffic information online at www.dwtunnel.com, on Twitter @DetWinTunnel, on Facebook or on the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel mobile app, which is available on IOS or Android devices.
Construction began in late October 2017 and is expected to be completed this year. The tunnel had been closed during construction from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. Sunday through Thursday. Because a majority of tunnel users are commuters, the closure schedule was designed to complete the project as safely and quickly as possible, with the least disruption for the tunnel’s 12,000 daily users.
The work is funded by American Roads and Windsor Detroit Borderlink Limited. The project includes the replacement of the ceiling, as well as masonry, electrical work and other improvements.
American Roads is committed to conducting this work while causing the least amount of disruption to drivers. The company greatly appreciates the help and cooperation of its users, partners and the media during this important construction project!
About the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel
The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel is the only international, vehicular, subaqueous border crossing in the world. It has been recognized as one of the great engineering wonders of the world and is one of the most important border crossings between the United States and Canada. Located between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, connecting the U.S. interstates to Ontario’s Highway 401, it is one of the fastest links between the two countries.
For more information on the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel, go to www.dwtunnel.com.
Travelers can get real-time updates and traffic information online at www.dwtunnel.com, on Twitter @DetWinTunnel.
Community Event - Niagara - Community Appreciation Day Niagara Auto Electric
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This event is intended to thank our community and our customers for the support we have received in the past 15 years in this present location and 20 years in Niagara Falls and to give back by supporting some local charities to be announced shortly before the event.
Charity barbecue, music entertainment and prices will be at large during this day at Niagara Auto Electric at: 4650 Bridge street in Niagara Falls starting from 10:00 AM and going until dusk.
Unperishable food donations, back to school supplies, cash donations or any other form of help will be greatly appreciated.
Niagara Auto Electric & Complete Service Centre
4650 Bridge Str.
L2E 2R8
Niagra Falls
Community Event - Windsor/Leamington - Riverside Place LTC - Rummage Sale
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August 23, 10am-3pm at 3181 Meadowbrook Ln. All proceeds to Habitat for Humanity!
Riverside Place LTC
3181 Meadowbrook Ln.
N8T 0A4
Windsor, ON
Public Notices/Announcements - Windsor/Leamington - Windsor Express July Jam - Saturday, July 20th
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Come out to Lanspeary Park Saturday, July 20th for July Jam! Summer fun for the whole family!
2pm - Parents vs. Kids Camp
5:30pm - Meet & Greet with Coaches & Players
6:00pm - Concert (Jon Dixon Duo)
8:00pm - Exhibition game - Windsor Express vs. Team NetWork
Tickets online at windsorexpress.ca or call 519-800-3665 for more information.
Community Event - Brockville/Prescott - Free Labour Day Picnic - Hardy & Centennial Parks
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Everyone is welcome to this completely free event, on Monday, 2nd Sept. 2019, in Brockville’s waterfront Hardy & Centennial Parks. The day will include a live local band (The G-Men), three bouncy castles/inflatables, a balloon twisting clown, children’s face painting, police cruiser, fire engine, a ‘live-on-location’ radio station, and a BBQ (where we plan to serve over 600 hot dogs and bottled water, at no cost to anyone in attendance). All of this is in celebration of the many contributions of labour, (unionized or not), to Ontario and to our Canadian society, as a whole. The achievements and goals of organized labour will also be shared with the public at various tents and tables. This event is sponsored, organized, and run by the efforts of the members of your local labour council, in affiliation with the Canadian Labour Congress.
Hardy Park and Centennial Park
98 Water Street W.
K6V 6J5
Brockville
Community Event - Belleville - Free lunch-time concerts this summer!
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What could be lovelier on a hot summer's day than to sit in the coolness of Picton's St Mary Magdalene Church and enjoy gifted local musicians? This year's free noon-hour concert series continues on Wednesday, July 24th; the featured performers are Janine Dudding (Celtic harp) and Josie Farrar (viola da gamba), in a program of British and Canadian music they call “Ballads and Oddities”. Bring a bag lunch if you like, and sit back and relax! Admission is free and everyone's welcome. Noon-12:45-ish
St Mary Magdalene Church
335 Main Street East
K0K2T0
Picton