As of January 1, 2017 Tecumseh residents will be required to place waste in hard sided containers. Residents and businesses are responsible for obtaining their own approved hard-sided garbage containers, either purchased from retailers or rented from independent local suppliers for a small monthly fee.
The container must be made of rigid metal or plastic with external handles and a watertight lid. Capacity can not exceed 125 L. See other requirements on the Town of Tecumseh website (http://www.tecumseh.ca/hardsidedcontainers1)
The new regulation was created to discourage urban rodents and other animals. The rule applies to the first waste pick-up scheduled for January 5, 2017. Garbage not placed in a hard-sided container with a watertight lid
Handcrafted Everything, Local Art & Crafters, Vintage Collectors, Silk Screeners, Seasonal Produce & Plants, Beirgarten, Authentic German Cuisine, Locally Roasted Coffee & More!
Visit the Ford City Market who are encouraging families to introduce their children to new and creative hobbies through their workshops that are created for all ages.
Heimat Windsor Banquet Centre, 1367 Drouillard Road, Windsor, Ontario
RE/MAX has released their 2017 Housing Market Outlook Report. Unsurprisingly, Windsor is projected to remain a hot seller's market through 2017, with a five-percent increase in the average home price rising to $237,791. With the year not ended, RE/MAX projects the average sales price for 2016 to be approx $226,468. This was a whopping 13% increase over 2015. For comparison, the average home price in 2013 was just $183,518. That's a pretty amazing jump.
Windsor is a practical choice for young professionals looking to enter the market. Compared to other markets across the country, millennials and first time home buyers are getting much more bang for their buck. The report also touches on Windsor's condo market, which emphasizes the focus on
One of my favourite places to visit this time of year is the Willistead Manor, which is elegantly decorated for the holidays. Tour the mansion on Wednesdays or Sundays in December for an unforgettable experience. Special performances by Cellist Nadine Deleury on Wednesday, December 14 and The Bell Ringers on Sunday, December 18. Group Tours are available for groups of 25 or more, and can be arranged through Willistead Manor.
Wednesdays in December (7, 14, 21 & 28) from 7 pm – 9 pm
Amherstburg is about waterfront, creative and classic history! Now is your chance to see 10 unique properties dressed and decorated for the holiday season by caring businesses and decorators. Each with its own style and flair. Pick up ideas that you can use in your own home or simply marvel at the decorations and themes! Tour begins at the Life Size Gingerbread House located in Toddy Jones Park (50 North St. Amherstburg ON, N9V 1E5). Once you have your ticket and your map you tour the homes at your own leisure.
Saturday, Dec. 3rd - 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm
& Sunday, Dec. 4th – 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Tickets $25 also available at Gordon House (268 Dalhousie St.), Sobeys Amherstburg, Pied-a-Terre and The Village Shoppe
There is so much to do in Amherstburg this holiday season! Enjoy exploring this stunning historical area. Do not miss a walk through the streets of historical downtown Amhertburg. Bundle up and take in the sights of the waterfront parks and river views. Here are just some of the things to do:
Amherstburg River Lights Winter Festival
Friday November 18, 2016 – Saturday December 30, 2016.
The Amherstburg River Lights Winter Festival is celebrating 10 years! Visit charming downtown Amherstburg Ontario for beautiful holiday light displays, a traditional tree lighting ceremony in olde towne square. Bundle up for an outdoor holiday movie, hot chocolate, carolers, children crafts, and fireworks! They will be filming the classic movie “Frosty
