I was going to my godmothers who lives on Ouellette, so I have to park behind the building on Pelissier. When I went to get change to put money in the meter I had none. So I made a quick run into the variety store to get change. When I came back I saw a young man about 22-23 feeding my meter. Oh, thanks I said, I just went on to get some change. No problem he says, I put enough in for 1 and 1/ 2 hours, is that enough. Thanks so much I said, I will give it back to you but he refused. I didn't want to see you get a ticket. What a nice guy. Don't meet many like that.

We need help!!!! My husband was 3rd in all of Canada in a contest to win a new truck we desperately need. We have 6 boys, 2 full time jobs, volunteer work for both of us and one vehicle. I can not seem to share the link unless someone is a friend or I can email it. Can we please get your help and post for us we only have till tomorrow night at 11:59. If you send me an email address I can send you the link it would really mean alot to us! Thank you in advance.

I was driving the expressway tonight jan30 eastbound at about 8:30 pm and was driving just before Jefferson in this horrible snow on the left side, and a very inconsiderate driver comes behind me tailgating and flashing his lights. I know that the left lane is meant for emergency and speeding but in this weather not so much. It's more of a danger for me to be in the right lane because in the conditions the roads were in, I can't move over and switch lanes in time for a car coming off the ramp because there is a thick amount of snow between the two lanes which one could very easily slip on. I understand I was going 60km but so was every car except you. You could have just switch lanes and cut me off, which you did after honking at me very rudely. But really? Be a safe driver, you were in a small car and could have caused yourself a huge accident at the speed you were driving. The roads were horrible and I was already nervous enough driving, you did not need to add that to anxiety of a 19 year old girl in a ford focus that can barely take a few snowflakes on the ground. So when you see cars in the left lane you don't have a right to intimidate them to move over because the right lane is more dangerous on nights like these on highways with entries and exits. Be safe guys, it's not worth rushing anywhere to end up in the ditch like a few cars tonight. Drive safe at least you know you'll get to your destination safely.

Many thanks to the person that turned in my phone to the ScotiaBank at Lauzon Parkway. I had left it at the ATM and they kindly brought it to the service desk where they texted my husband. I got the message at work and was able to pick it up...thanks a lot!

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While at the Windsor Spitfires game tonight I witnessed a very kind and heartwarming act. A Spitfire official (the one who stands in the penalty box) took a game used puck and handed it to a young boy who was sitting quietly in the stands enjoying the game with his Dad. To that official, what a sweet gesture....you've been spotted!

A big thank you to the young man, I think they are called "snow angels", who came to shovel my sidewalk and driveway after the last snow 2 days ago, it was so cold! You were dressed in a black coat and wearing a tie. You really made my day. Now I know why they call you angels. May God bless you!

To the cute short guy that works at the far corner at part source on Tecumseh and ford you are adorable i have come in to purchase stuff a few times and your so kind you have an amazing smile and such good service i asked one of your fellow coworkers and they said you were single how when you have such a great sense of humor and so kind well i can say sir your one guy who will always get my service thanks for being you

signed a very happy customer and hope to one day talk more