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The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit works with the community to promote, protect, and improve public health and well-being. The geographical region served includes the City of Windsor, the Town of Essex, the Town of Leamington, the Town of Kingsville, the Town of Lakeshore, the Town of Tecumseh, the Town of LaSalle, the Town of Amherstburg, and Pelee Island. Governed by a Board of Directors, our services include vaccinations, immunizations, classes, clinics, water quality testing, health hazard and animal bite investigations, infection and outbreak control, and family home visits for new moms. The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit increases public awareness about the importance of prenatal and postnatal health, dental health, food safety, healthy eating, physical activity, injury prevention, tobacco use prevention, positive parenting, substance use and misuse, sun and heat safety, and safe sexual health, and other public health topics in workplaces, schools, and the community.

In Canada over 42,000 workers get injured annually due to fall accidents. This number represents about 17% of the "time-loss injuries" that were accepted by workers' compensation boards or Commissions across Canada (based on statistics from Association of Workers' Compensation Boards of Canada, 2011). At Walk Safe Solutions Inc., we are focused on providing slip prevention services with the highest levels of customer satisfaction. We will do everything we can to exceed your expectations. With a variety of quality services to choose from, we’re sure you’ll be happy working with us. Be proactive—prevent accidents before they happen. Contact us to learn how we can make your property or business safer. Call now 519-915-7773 or e-mail info@walksafesolutions.com

The Windsor Craft Beer Festival is hosted by WindsorEats and will take place across the street from the recently opened Walkerville Brewery at the intersection of Argyle Rd. and Wyandotte St. E.

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The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit works with the community to promote, protect, and improve public health and well-being. The geographical region served includes the City of Windsor, the Town of Essex, the Town of Leamington, the Town of Kingsville, the Town of Lakeshore, the Town of Tecumseh, the Town of LaSalle, the Town of Amherstburg, and Pelee Island. Governed by a Board of Directors, our services include vaccinations, immunizations, classes, clinics, water quality testing, health hazard and animal bite investigations, infection and outbreak control, and family home visits for new moms. The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit increases public awareness about the importance of prenatal and postnatal health, dental health, food safety, healthy eating, physical activity, injury prevention, tobacco use prevention, positive parenting, substance use and misuse, sun and heat safety, and safe sexual health, and other public health topics in workplaces, schools, and the community.

The Women's Economic Forum brings women together to promote and foster their connections in order to grow their businesses and professions. As a non-profit organization created in 1981, our mission is to mentor, support, and empower women in Windsor and Essex through monthly networking and educational meetings, promotional opportunities, and social events. WEF offers women the opportunity to interact and socialize with other women who have similar interests and challenges.

Friendly PCEventsSpecial Equestrians Therapeutic Riding AssociationHoe Down and silent AuctionBowlathonAnnual Meeting- click HereThe Special Equestrians Therapeutic Riding Association was born out of necessity and a discussion in 2003. With a solid and dedicated board of directors, trained instructors and its charitable status all in place, SpEqTRA began with five students in 2005. We now service over 50 clients, steadily increasing our numbers over the years at a manageable rate.