Wed., July 18 from 12pm to 1:30pm. Please come and enjoy our delicious meal!

Menu:

Salad:  Fiesta Mexican Salad with a Salsa Ranch Dressing, Taco Dip with Chips      

Mains:  Grilled Corn on the Cob, Mexican Rice, Chicken Chimichangas, Pork Carnitas (Mexican Pulled Pork), Mexican Lasagna

Desserts: Mexican Fruit Cake, Squares, Cookies, etc. Coffee & tea.

Tickets: $10. Take out: $11.

Address: IRIS House, 1280 Ouellette Ave., Windsor ON  N8X 1J5

Tel: 519-252-1819

Parking in IRIS House parking lot at Dufferin Pl. (back of IRIS building).

Contact: Anne Ryan, Executive Director

Ouellette Ave. will be reduced to one lane in both directions between Eugenie St. and Tecumseh Rd. for median repair work starting July 11, 7:30am to July 13, 6pm. For more information on construction and detours call 311 or visit citywindsor.ca

Southbound Walker Rd. will be reduced to one lane between Tecumseh Rd and Grand Marais Rd. E. for concrete road repairs starting July 12, 7am to July 27, 6pm. For more information on construction and detours call 311, or visit citywindsor.ca

Join Windsor Essex Compassion Care Community for FREE ice cream and an opportunity to volunteer with WECCC! Volunteering has many benefits! Bring a friend! Find out more! And volunteer with us today! Ice cream social, July 25, 6-8pm at Windsor Evangel Bible Church, 3149 Forest Glade Dr.

The Rotary Club of Essex and Rotary Club of Windsor 1918 are back with another Fish Fry benefit to support an upcoming mission trip to Ghana. The event will feature a delicious perch dinner with all the trimmings, musical entertainment, silent auction, and a raffle.

Rotary members believe that they have a shared responsibility to take action to tackle some of the world’s most pressing challenges. Clean water is essential to life; yet, millions lack access to this basic, fundamental element.

Proceeds from this event will support the drilling of water wells in Ghana, Africa where access to fresh, clean water is lacking in so many villages.

Friday, July 20, 4-8pm at Lakewood Park, 13451 Riverside Dr. E. at Manning Rd. For tickets please call 519-551-3747

Drop by The Seniors Centre and learn about the highlights of the coming season – some new and old favourites. Meet the instructors, preview course materials, watch short demonstrations, view samples of arts & crafts, and learn about volunteering. 56 Francis St. 613.548.7810 www.SeniorsKingston.ca

The City of Windsor is currently undertaking a Council Compensation Review for members of the new Council that will be elected this fall. The goal of this review is to ensure that compensation for the newly elected City Council members is reasonable for the duties and expectation of the positions. 

The last local compensation review for Windsor's municipal elected officials was conducted in 2003, and the most recent increase to council compensation was 2005 (1.9%).

Additionally, the federal government's planned elimination of the current one-third tax-free exemption for elected officials in 2019 will impact Windsor's elected officials along with those of many other municipalities across the province. The elimination of this tax-free exemption will generally result in a reduction to the take-home pay for elected officials that currently receive the one-third tax free allowance.  

For these reasons, an independent compensation review committee made up of community leaders has been formed to review, for the first time in 15 years, the proper level of compensation for municipal elected officials. 

Have your say: 

A short survey has been created to help our local committee understand the position of Windsor residents on this issue and will be followed by a pair of town hall sytle meetings in August. 

Visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WindsorCouncilCompensationReview2018