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Windsor Mayor Pushes Back Against Women's Shelter Funding Complaints

The shelter says it added eight beds at the city’s request and saw a 59% rise in discharges as occupancy pressures continued.

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Windsor's mayor is calling public criticism from a local women's shelter over a funding shortfall "disappointing."

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Windsor mayor pushes back against women's shelter funding complaints

Windsor's mayor is calling public criticism from a local women's shelter over a funding shortfall "disappointing."

·Windsor, Canada
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Mayor escalates disagreement over funding for shelter beds

Mayor Drew Dilkens is responding after the letter from Lady Laforet, dated May 8, saying she is disappointed with the city's decision to deny the shelter $192,000 a year.

·Kemptville, Canada
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windsornewstoday.ca broke the news in Kemptville, Canada on Thursday, May 21, 2026.
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