There will be no parking enforcement on Friday, April 10 and Monday, April 13, 2020, and municipal ticket payment offices remain closed due to COVID-19. Ticket payments may still be made online by visiting the E-Services tab at www.citywindsor.ca.
There will be no residential collection services on Friday, April 10 and Monday, April 13. Residential garbage and recycling collection services will be delayed by one (1) day. Please refer to your 2020-2021 Waste Collection Calendar. Night commercial, front end loader and weekly recycling collections are not delayed. Call 311 for more information, or visit our Waste and Recycling pages.
The 311 Contact Centre will be closed on Friday, April 10 and Monday, April 13, 2020. Reduced hours resume on Tuesday, April 14, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 311 services and information are also available online and via the Windsor 311 mobile app.
Please be advised the Friends of Laurier Woods has CANCELLED its Annual General Meeting previously scheduled for Thursday, April 16th, 6:00pm at The Rorab Shrine Club, 1260 Brookes Street, North Bay. Members will be notified of future re-scheduling. Follow changing circumstances for trail usage, event cancellations, and service disruptions at the Laurier Woods Conservation Area by visiting www.laurierwoods.com and www.nbmca.ca
Our celebrated, traditional Good Friday Fish dinners will be available for PICK-UP only on Friday, noon-8 pm. $13. Call 519-253-1834. Full menu available. Call early, don't miss out.
Fashion show cancelled
City has extended the closures of City Hall, administration and recreation facilities, and parks through to the end of June.
The Brain Injury Association of Windsor and Essex County (BIAWE) continues to hold its regular support group meetings online through Zoom and has added
a new program for those affected by an acquired brain injury (ABI).
Despite the difficult situation we all find ourselves in during this Covid-19 pandemic, BIAWE recognizes that those suffering with the symptoms of a brain injury or take care of someone with a brain injury can feel particularly distressed and lonely. That is why BIAWE continues to provide comfort and support to this vulnerable population.
BIAWE offers monthly support groups for survivors and caregivers called “You Are Not Alone”, one for Young Adults aged 18 to 30, another one for Caregivers only and a Survivor Social. We have added a weekly “Coffee Chat” for those who just want to call in to talk and connect with others. BIAWE also offers a six-week GOALS program for survivors and a one-on-one year long telephone support for survivors and caregivers.
The support groups offer opportunities to interact and share with others in the comfort that they are not alone and others have similar feelings and experiences. This reduces feelings of loneliness, isolation and feeling judged. It also helps survivors stay motivated to manage the symptoms of their ABI and stick to their personal treatment plans.
Participation in support groups helps reduce distress, depression and anxiety. To register for these free programs, call 519-981-1329 or email to info@biawe.com. A referral is not necessary.
The Burlington Performing Arts Centre - Due to the ongoing threat of COVID-19, we have made the decision to suspend operations and cancel all performances and events through to the end of June.
The City of Windsor wants to remind residents that all play structures and all park amenities in all parks throughout the city are closed due to COVID-19.
Parks themselves, trails and open spaces remain open, but social distancing—staying at least 2 metres away from each other (approximately 6.5 feet)—is to be respected at all times. Gatherings of five or more people are banned in Ontario, and the City of Windsor By-Law Enforcement Officers are enforcing this ban. Within parks, the 2-metre rule should apply to all interactions, even if falling under the provincial five-person restriction.
What does 2 metres look like? The height of an average door is about 2 metres.
The City of Windsor maintains 989 hectares of parkland, 134 kilometres of trails, and over 2,000 acres of green space across our community. These open spaces allow for appropriate social distancing, while permitting residents to remain active and fit, both physically and mentally during the current public health crisis, but we must respect the social distancing spacing.
The following amenities within the city’s parks are closed to the public to help prevent the spread of COVID-19:
For more information or to report concerns please call 311 Monday to Friday between 8am and 4pm.
