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A look at Detroit River cleanup efforts, a Windsor woman wants to clear out her massive romance novel collection and there’s a special council meeting in Sarnia about comments by a councillor that have prompted quite the community response.
Detroit River cleanup, romance novel clear out and special Sarnia council meeting
CBC News · Posted: Mar 24, 2026 6:57 AM EDT | Last Updated: March 24
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Rocks along the shoreline on the Canadian side of the Detroit River. (Michael Evans/CBC)
For the Windsor, Sarnia and Chatham region, expect a sun and cloud mix Tuesday with highs around 6 C, after a chilly morning. The overnight lows should be in the neighbourhood of 0 C to -2 C, according to Canada’s weather agency.
- A leader of a group looking to cleanup the Detroit River joins Windsor Morning Tuesday to chat about progress around their plan.
- We’ll have a reporter in Sarnia for a special city council meeting following comments from a councillor about something he calls “virtue signalling by woke politicians.”
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