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Ontario budget promises new police helicopter and more skilled tradespeople for Windsor-Essex

Ontario budget promises new police helicopter and more skilled tradespeople for Windsor-Essex

CBC16-05-2025
A new helicopter for Windsor police and almost a billion dollars in funding for worker skills development are among the aspects of the latest Ontario budget that will have a direct impact on our region. CBC's Dalson Chen spoke with Coun. Jo-Anne Gignac of the police board and John D'Agnolo of Unifor Local 200 for their reactions.

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