Ed Sleiman

Debt has gone from $230 million in 2003 to $78 million today, city CAW Onorio Colluci told councillors earlier this week. During the same time period, the amount spent on capital projects has gone from $53 million a year to $122 million. https://windsorstar.com//windsor-rated-aa-by-debt-rating-f

By August, we should see the building gone, the basement is backfilled and topsoil and seed or sod added so that big building is turned into a green space.

This announcement is great news for Windsor and solidifies the city as a key economic driver when it comes to the auto sector, he said. We know this sends a positive signal to suppliers as it indicates (government) investments are being made in Canada. Canada is open for business and we have world-class talent. That’s what today’s announcement is about. We are proud to be a partner in this.

Good News for Windsor!