City of Windsor seeks to expropriate dozens of Ambassador Bridge-owned properties in west end
Most of the targeted homes are tied to the Canadian Transit Company, and city officials say derelict properties have posed safety hazards for years.
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City moves to expropriate 45 west-end properties
The City of Windsor has initiated the process to expropriate 45 properties in Olde Sandwich Towne.The boarded-up homes and vacant land on Indian Road, Edison Street, Bloomfield Road and others are owned by a number of different companies associated with the owners of the Ambassador Bridge.The decision to expropriate the land was made during an in-camera council meeting on July 27, 2026.The application for expropriation states it’s "for the munic…
City of Windsor seeks to expropriate dozens of Ambassador Bridge-owned properties in west end
The municipality has begun the process of expropriating at least 45 derelict or vacant properties in the Sandwich Town area — which belong to the Canadian Transit Company (Ambassador Bridge).
City Commences Expropriation Process For Derelict Residential Properties In Olde Sandwich Towne | windsoriteDOTca News - windsor ontario's neighbourhood newspaper
The City of Windsor has commenced the expropriation process for several boarded-up or vacant properties in the city’s west end. At an in-camera meeting on
Expropriation Process for Derelict Properties
The following is a media release that the City put out today! News media will be publishing stories later today and I will have updates as I have them! City Commences Expropriation Process for Derelict Residential Properties in Olde Sandwich Towne City Council Voted to Make Application for Approval to Expropriate Land Today, Windsor Mayor…
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