(29 September 2020) CTV News Windsor looks at The Windsor Law Centre for Cities' first report, "States of Emergency: Decision-making…
(08 September 2020) According to a CBC Windsor article, the Windsor Police Service's decision to access the provincial COVID-19 database…
(05 March 2020) Windsor Law professor Kristen Thomasen comments that the problem isn't only the use of facial recognition software…
Centre for Cities Director Dr. Anneke Smit co-authored an op-ed for the Toronto Star with UBC Allard School of Law's…
Privacy experts, including University of Windsor law professor Kristen Thomasen, say they're concerned about the possibility of Windsor establishing a partnership…
The City of Windsor will meet on January 27, 2020 to deliberate over the municipal budget. Watch to see what…
A climate emergency — and a drive-thru for 27 cars: Windsor Star reports on municipal control over the establishment of…
Coordinated by students in Windsor Law's Cities and Climate Action Forum and Osgoode Hall's Environmental Justice and Sustainability Clinic, students…
CBC Windsor reports that Detroit police and the Detroit airport have started using facial recognition through their surveillance cameras —…
CBC Windsor reports on Windsor city council's approval of 20 new surveillance cameras for the downtown core at Monday night's…
Windsor police say the force's drone program, whose existence was previously confirmed by documents obtained by CBC News, is still…
On Saturday, June 15, 2019 Windsor Law and partners including the School of Creative Arts (SoCA) hosted a public workshop…