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Go to Use Of E-Cigarettes On Passenger Transport Still UnclearUse Of E-Cigarettes On Passenger Transport Still Unclear
The popularity of electronic cigarettes has sparked a debate on whether the battery-operated devices should be banned in bars, restaurants and other public venues where…
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Go to Female Pedestrian Injured After Being Hit By Truck
Female Pedestrian Injured After Being Hit By Truck
Local Police are investigating a serious pedestrian vs. truck accident that took place on Friday afternoon. The incident involved a female pedestrian and a heavy…
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Go to Accident On Lauzon Road Kills 20 Year Old LaSalle Woman
Accident On Lauzon Road Kills 20 Year Old LaSalle Woman
Windsor Police have released details on an accident that took place early Friday morning involving two vehicles on Lauzon Road, near Transby Avenue. According to…
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Go to RECALL NOTICE: New GM Recall To Affect More Vehicles In Canada
RECALL NOTICE: New GM Recall To Affect More Vehicles In Canada
After issuing a number of recent automotive recalls throughout Canada and the U.S, automaker General Motors has yet again released another recall that is expected…
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Go to Does Ontario Need Dedicated Funding For Road Repairs?
Does Ontario Need Dedicated Funding For Road Repairs?
At the recent launch of its annual “Worst Roads” campaign, the Canadian Automobile Association South Central Ontario (CAA SCO) has called for the need of…
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Go to Local Pizza Makers Putting Windsor On The Culinary Map
Local Pizza Makers Putting Windsor On The Culinary Map
Local pizza makers said they put Windsor on the map after finishing third last week in Las Vegas for the best pizza in the world.…
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Go to Sunshine Foundation Dreams For Kids Presents Kameron Seguin With His Dream
Sunshine Foundation Dreams For Kids Presents Kameron Seguin With His Dream
At the law offices of Greg Monforton & Partners, we are proud to announce that the Sunshine Foundation Dreams for Kids Windsor-Essex chapter a local…
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Go to CAA To Launch Worst Roads In Canada Campaign
CAA To Launch Worst Roads In Canada Campaign
In a recent announcement, the Canadian Automobile Association South Central Ontario (CAASCA) has launched its yearly “Worst Roads” campaign, which allows motorists throughout the region…
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Go to Ottawa Warns Windsor To Not Remove Paul Martin Scaffolding Amid Safety Concerns
Ottawa Warns Windsor To Not Remove Paul Martin Scaffolding Amid Safety Concerns
Warning that it would unquestionably jeopardize the safety of passersby, Ottawa is urging Windsor not to remove the protective sidewalk scaffolding that for years has…
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Go to Toyota to Pay $1.2 Billion for Unintended Acceleration Defect, But What Do Canadians Get?
Toyota to Pay $1.2 Billion for Unintended Acceleration Defect, But What Do Canadians Get?
On March 20, 2014, the United States Justice Department announced that Toyota will pay a $1.2 billion penalty to settle the unintended acceleration problems that…
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Go to Canadians Support Criminalizing Texting and Driving
Canadians Support Criminalizing Texting and Driving
A new survey by insurance company Kanetix.ca and polling firm Leger Marketing revealed that eight out of 10 Canadians believe that texting and driving should…
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Go to Greg Monforton Discusses Distracted Driver Fine Increase On CBC News
Greg Monforton Discusses Distracted Driver Fine Increase On CBC News
With a recent decision having been made to increase the fines imposed on distracted drivers throughout Ontario, our very own Greg Monforton was asked by…