Anne Jarvis
The Windsor Star
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Jarvis: Getting paid to do this was a bonus
I was driving north on Ouellette Avenue in 1990, heading to the Windsor Star for a job interview, when I saw the skyscrapers ahead and thought, this is a big… → Read More
Jarvis: 'It may work out in the end. I hope it does'
Reopening will be a lot trickier than closing, Mayor Drew Dilkens warned me when Windsor reopened after the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. → Read More
Jarvis: 'I’m becoming more and more concerned about the direction we’re going'
“I’m becoming more and more concerned about the direction we’re going these days,” read a thoughtful email I received last week from a local professional on… → Read More
Jarvis: 'There was a time when we thought he would really have a good life'
How long did Anatole Rybas lay freezing to death on the sidewalk on Ouellette Avenue downtown last week, with no coat and the temperature below zero? → Read More
Jarvis: A disheartening, shameful, frightening four days
What a disheartening, shameful, frightening four days. → Read More
Jarvis: Truckers are done with this pandemic? Aren't we all
“We’re done with mandates,” one of the organizers of the so-called Freedom Convoy of truckers headed to Ottawa is quoted as saying. → Read More
Jarvis: 'What could be more important than saving people's lives?'
Some political decisions are more revealing than others. → Read More
Jarvis: Well, that got everyone's attention
Well, that certainly got everyone’s attention. → Read More
Jarvis: Expect a fascinating Ontario election in Windsor-Essex
The June 2 Ontario election will result in at least two new MPPs for Windsor and Essex County and could end the NDP's local dominance. → Read More
Jarvis: The costly cycle of panic and neglect
“There are consequences. There is a cost,” Ontario Health CEO Matt Anderson said Monday, acknowledging the impact of the province’s decision to impose a… → Read More
Jarvis: It doesn't feel like we're all in this together; it feels like we're all on our own.
A relative is suffering from a sore throat, possible fever and chills. → Read More
Jarvis: A reasonable budget and a lot of politics
For a 1.86 percent property tax increase, Windsor’s 2022 budget packs a lot of good stuff. → Read More
Jarvis: For once, in this 21-month pandemic, let's listen to the experts
As local health care leaders warn of the “explosion” of COVID-19 cases and the strain on hospitals, as Ontario races to administer booster shots to as many… → Read More
Jarvis: Time's up for 'education' about public health rules
This time last year, COVID-19 cases were rising rapidly in Windsor and Essex County, like they are now. → Read More
Jarvis: We need to be clear about what is needed and why
need to protect schools, health care in face of Omicron → Read More
'I think people stood up and said, 'I have worth'
Windsor's long, rich, sad and inspiring and forgotten gay history that helped blaze trail for gay rights → Read More
Jarvis: Why COVID-19 cases are rising again and what we need to do
why we have so many covid cases and what we're doing - or not doing - about it → Read More
Jarvis: The superspreader party — it's pretty clear someone violated public health rules
restaurant superspreader: at least one person under quarantine was there and others not vaxed → Read More
Jarvis: The Goldilocks budget
Breadcrumb Trail Links * Local News Jarvis: The Goldilocks budget A Transit Windsor bus approaches a stop on Lauzon Road on Tuesday, November 30, 2021. Photo by Dan Janisse /Windsor Star Article content Not too little, not too much, just right. Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article content A Goldilocks budget, Windsor’s Inside Pulse host… → Read More
Jarvis: We're headed for a truckload of trouble
Jarvis: Delta is out of control, now comes Omicron, and public health rules are in shambles: we're headed for trouble. → Read More