Mike Hurst (politician)

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  1. "Happy 42nd Birthday!". Windsor Star. 10 March 1992. p. 3. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  2. Lajoie, Don (27 September 2003). "'The right man for the job'". p. A5. Retrieved 20 May 2022.
  3. "Hurst Named CEO of Detroit River Tunnel Partnership" [press release], PR NewsWire, 22 January 2004, 14:30 report.
  4. "Windsor city council bails out symphony", Globe and Mail, 17 February 1988, C7.
  5. "Injunction sought", Globe and Mail, 9 January 1991, C4.
  6. Stephen Ewart, "Bitter anniversary", Kitchener-Waterloo Record, 5 December 1991, C23.
  7. Kenneth Kidd and Donn Downey, "Sunday shopping law attacked", Globe and Mail, 5 June 1991, A1.
  8. Chen, Dalson (4 September 2014). "Former Mayor John Millson Enters Windsor's Leadership Race". Windsor Star online.
  9. Paul Waldie and Drew Hasselback, "Shoppers give warm greeting to return of Sunday spending", Globe and Mail, 2 December 1991, A8.
  10. Chris Vander Doelen, "Windsor stores win fight to open Sunday", Kitchener-Waterloo Record, 2 May 1992, A5.
  11. "Windsor casino plan may beat Detroit to punch", Grand Rapids Press, 16 March 1992, B3.
  12. Jeffrey Ulrich, "Canadian province turns to casino gambling to pay bills", Las Vegas Review-Journal, 1 May 1992, 12E.
  13. "Casino opens in style: Windsor celebrates newest 'tourist facility'", Kitchener-Waterloo Record, 16 May 1994, A3.
  14. "Windsor casino is on a roll . . . on its first anniversary", Hamilton Spectator, 18 May 1995, A11.
  15. Heather Greenwood, "Glitzy casino opens its doors", Toronto Star, 28 July 1998, A6.
  16. Rob MacKenzie, "Infrastructure in Canada finds itself in a hole", Financial Post, 5 October 1992, p. 8.
  17. "Windsor set to OK Chrysler tower", Associated Press Newswires, 2 October 1998, 16:40.
  18. Darcy Henton, "'People devastated' as job relocation plan is shelved", Toronto Star, 24 April 1993, A1.
  19. David Lewis Stein, "Mayors psyched to take Tories to task", Toronto Star, 24 August 1997, F4.
  20. Richard Brennan, "Skarica, Carr defy premier", Hamilton Spectator, 3 December 1997, B4; Paul Moloney, "Other cities in Toronto's corner", Toronto Star, 31 January 2001, p. 1.
  21. Ian Urquhart, "Windsor by-election could be a real scrap", Toronto Star, 28 August 1997, A31.
  22. Richard Brennan, "Gilchrist questioned over new allegations", Toronto Star, 17 November 1999, p. 1.
  23. Richard Brennan, "Squeegee law faces challenge", Toronto Star, 1 February 2000, p. 1.
  24. Terry Weber, "Ontario to invest $625-million in auto sector", Globe and Mail, 26 February 2003 (Breaking News).
  25. "Windsor newscast marks new CBC policy", Globe and Mail, 19 August 1993, E1.
  26. Jacqueline Smrke, "Licensed to sell sex", Hamilton Spectator, 23 July 1997, B8.
  27. "Two Windsor, Ont., officials fired over dealings with MFP Financial Services", Canadian Press, 8 February 2002, 19:39 report.
  28. "Mayor may declare state of emergency", National Post, 4 July 2002, A8; Lisa Priest, "Endless queues of 18-wheelers test city's patience to the limit", Globe and Mail, 29 August 2002, A11.
  29. Kevin McGran, "'Everybody's worried about it...The auto sector is desperate'", Toronto Star, 13 January 2004, A04.
  30. "Hurst Named CEO of Detroit River Tunnel Partnership" [press release], PR NewsWire, 22 January 2004, 14:30 report.
Mike Hurst
32nd Mayor of Windsor
In office
1991–2003

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