Lou Joseph Windsor, Ontario Realtor

The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (OLG) paid Windsor $2 million for hosting Caesars Windsor in Q3 of its 2024-25 fiscal year, bringing the total to $7.5 million this year and $129.3 million since 1994. Host payments support local infrastructure, recreation, and community programs. OLG reinvests all profits into Ontario, and private investments of $2.5 billion over eight years have led to new casinos and amenities. Caesars Windsor, opened in 1994, remains a vital economic driver for the city. 🏡 Looking to Buy or Sell Real Estate in Windsor/Essex County? Call Lou Joseph at Re/Max Preferred Realty for expert guidance and personalized service. 📞 Reach out today! 519-817-0887

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, during a visit to Windsor, Ontario, strongly opposed proposed U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, warning they would harm both economies and raise prices for American consumers. Highlighting Canada’s contributions to the integrated North American auto and manufacturing sectors, Trudeau emphasized Canada is not a source of U.S. challenges, such as fentanyl or illegal migration. Trudeau criticized Alberta Premier Danielle Smith for not joining other premiers in a unified stance against the tariffs. He called for a collaborative response, citing Canada’s approach to previous steel tariffs. He also stressed the importance of protecting Canadian industries while fostering relationships with American workers. During his Windsor stop, Trudeau met with union members and students, reiterating Canada’s commitment to defending its interests and sovereignty while navigating shifting global dynamics. He warned that Canada would respond robustly if the U.S. proceeds with t...

Ontario’s main opposition party has condemned U.S. president-elect Donald Trump’s tariff threats as an “existential threat” to the province’s workers. During a visit to Windsor on Monday, NDP Leader Marit Stiles, alongside other local NDP leaders and union representatives, addressed these concerns at the Unifor Local 444/200 union hall. Stiles criticized Premier Doug Ford for focusing on election-related matters rather than collaborating on strategies to protect Ontario’s workers. “This is a terrible position for us to be in, facing down a threat like we are facing right now, which is an existential threat to Ontario jobs and to Canadian sovereignty,” Stiles stated during the press conference. She called for the Ford government to bring back the provincial legislature and work with all parties to develop a plan to safeguard jobs. Trump’s threats to impose a universal 25 percent tariff on Canadian and Mexican imports, coupled with comments favoring domestic production in Detroit over ex...

Winter maintenance is a complex challenge that impacts both individuals and businesses. The harsh weather tests the durability of assets while demanding they remain reliable. For those of us living in areas prone to heavy snowfall or freezing temperatures, winter means closely monitoring roofs, access roads, machinery, and vehicles. Snow accumulation, ice dams, and blocked access due to snowdrifts add strain to an already demanding season. For companies reliant on reactive, on-site maintenance, winter can amplify these challenges. Immediate check-ups and hands-on solutions often drive up operating costs and increase the risk of delays. Thankfully, remote asset monitoring has become a game-changer. By tracking the condition of properties in real time—whether buildings, vehicles, or inventory—during severe weather, businesses and individuals can minimize risks. Most importantly, remote monitoring can save lives by reducing dangers like icy road accidents and roof collapses under the weig...