The intersection of Huron and cousineau there is a Macs Milk and my boyfriend and I happened to get f'real smoothies and you're supposed to put them in the machine but mine wasn't working so she allowed me to get another one but this time helped me choose what kind and was very helpful. I am picky but she made me a promise and it ended up being a very good milkshake therefore I loved her honesty. My boyfriend also said she was very nice on our way out. you have been spotted best lady ever!

Today I was at home when my phone just stopped working I was so distraught as all my Doctors have my number and with major surgery coming up I need to be prepared. Also its my only means of communication and with a very bad heart if something happened I had no way to call for help.
Also my spouse who checks on me often wouldn't be able to reach me.
an hour later sure enough my spouse came barelling through the door in a panic.
We went to the virgin mobile at the Devonshire mall. I didn't know what I was going to do as the phone I had was brand new.
the amazing sales associate reassured me we would figure something out. she went above and beyond and upgraded me at no charge and even put me on a better phone plan. She was absolutely Awesome Thank you so much you have no clue how much this means to me my life depends on my phone.
Ayat K at Virgin mobile Devonshire mall you've been spotted

In this age of accessibility, equity, inclusion, tolerance, acceptance and accountability, I wonder what prevents Transit Windsor from adhering to any of these principles. Having a monopoly on public transit does not bestow upon any company or its employees the right to blatantly and intentionally treat an individual in an inexcusably appalling manner.

Last Saturday (May 10) I took my mother to Tecumseh Mall. She is a senior citizen and a stroke survivor who has mobility issues and must walk very slowly and carefully with a quad cane. When we go out, I always get her in and out of the car at curbside, having to get out of my car to help her with the door and her cane. She was waiting for me at the ramp outside the food court and the ramp is between two lengthy bus bays for Transit Windsor. There were no buses as I rounded the corner from the parking lot to get my mother at the ramp. As I hopped out of my car and jogged around to the passenger side, a bus entered the parking lot and the driver emitted two (or perhaps three) long and sudden blasts on the horn startling me and almost causing my mother to lose her balance and fall over. There are at least two other lanes that were EMPTY that the bus could have used to go around my car and access the second bus bay. Upon hearing the horn, I did a visual check on my mother, told her to go back up on the sidewalk and I jogged back around my car to pull a u-turn which permitted the bus to enter the bay without having to venture around my car. I then pulled back in front of the ramp and got my mother into the car, which takes about one or two minutes. All the while, the bus remained sitting in the bay and was still sitting there when we left.

I called Transit Windsor at approximately 5:30 p.m. that evening and left a voicemail indicating that I wanted to lodge a complaint about one of their drivers. I clearly stated my name and phone number, said that I wanted to give them the opportunity to remedy my complaint and that I expected a return call as soon as possible. I recognized that since it was the weekend, they might not get to my voicemail until Monday, so I said that if I did not hear from them by end of day Monday, I would write a Letter to the Editor of The Windsor Star. It is now 7:16 p.m. Monday, May 12 and I have not heard from them, suggesting to me that Transit Windsor has no desire to maintain a strong public image, nor does it want to be accountable for actions of its drivers.

What are my issues with this? First, although the area IS marked as a bus stop, I was BETWEEN the bus bays where I have seen taxis innumerable times and nary do bus drivers lay on their horns at taxis. Second, the two long blasts of the horn could have caused my mother to fall since her balance is precarious; a simple short tap or toot of the horn would have sufficed and I would not be penning this letter. Third, my remedy was going to be that Transit Windsor supervisors have a chat with the driver in question and send a letter of apology signed by him/ her to my mother, but they have failed to even inquire about my complaint. Fourth, the bus was NOT behind schedule, since the bus sat in the bay for at least several minutes after pulling in. Fifth, it was obvious what I was doing since there was an older woman with a cane waiting at the ramp and since the driver saw me jog around my car towards her.

I do not know if this driver was just having a bad day, is impatient by nature, regularly suffers from road rage, does not care for older people, does not like his/ her mother or has it out for those with disabilities, but I CAN tell you that this driver deliberately treated my mother in a disrespectful and offensive manner which is absolutely inexcusable! She has only been disabled for 15 months now and is very sensitive to the many intentional and unintentional slights that others often subject those with disabilities to. Each of these impolite acts has a negative impact on her sense of worth and thus on her well-being as a whole; to witness a company as visible as Transit Windsor perpetuate such reprehensible behavior is utterly shocking and disheartening. Shame on you, Transit Windsor!

My poor 3yr old male cat, Banshee has gone missing this morning around the corner of Windsor and Shepard. Its been raining all day and im soo worried, hes mostly grey with white accents like a tux, all 4 paws are also white, fixed and front declawed, high pitch meow, yellow eyes.....please if anybody knows anything, this cat means the world to me and i dont know what id do if i dont get him back please help!!!!

I hope these guys are going to Tim Hortons

Even though it's the middle of the day, you should be turning on your car's lights while driving in inclement weather, such as the heavy rainfall Windsor has been experiencing today. It is often hard to see cars ahead of you when they don't have their lights on. Drive safe and make sure you are seen!

I used to work at the Wendy's downtown, and I worked many a afternoon, I wanted to spot the students from Queen Victoria Public School that are there during their lunch hour, VERY polite, well mannered young men and women, it's a nice treat to see this, with all the bad going on around Windsor. Queen Victoria students, you've been SPOTTED!

Earlier today I went to techumseh mall to go for my Tim Horton's run before I went off to school. I was standing in line to get my drink and this really nice elderly man offered to buy me my drink ! I don't know your name and I may of thanked you a lot before I had to leave for my buss but thank you again you're really sweet ! :) you have deffinatly been spotted !