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The first towns in Essex County were Amherstburg and Sandwich. They were established in 1796, following the terms of the Jay Treaty signed in 1794.
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Locate & ExpandThink Windsor-Essex RegionThe Windsor-Essex Region, located in a unique position where ½ of the North American population is within an 8-hour drive, is the ideal place to locate your business and expand. With a skilled workforce and a diverse selection of industries establishing themselves in the area, the Windsor Essex Region has a solid infrastructure in place to support the growth and development of your business. Utilities are highly affordable and communication is reliable; we're also one of North America's leading transportation hubs. The cost of doing business is lower here than for many larger nearby communities, and we've got a number of resources in place to make your transition easy and smooth.
Establishing the company in the Windsor-Essex Region simply made the most sense." Windsor-Essex is a "centre for trucking, and a powerful international
border crossing." Stu Sutton, President, GPSNet Technologies (A high-tech company using innovative software to network
transportation companies across North America)
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