The Twin City Symbol of Friendship Display is unveiled in City Hall Square, July 26, 2024. (Photo by Maureen Revait)  The Twin City Symbol of Friendship Display is unveiled in City Hall Square, July 26, 2024. (Photo by Maureen Revait)
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Windsor's twin cities showcased in new display at city hall

The City of Windsor is honouring its twin city relationships with a new installation in City Hall Square.

The 25-foot pole includes directional signs and the distance to each of the city's 12 twin cities around the world.

“The Twin City Symbol of Friendship Display exemplifies the diversity of the city of Windsor, showcases our strong connection with our twin cities, and honours the spirit of friendship and collaboration that shines through our welcoming and inclusive community," said Councillor Angelo Marignani, chair of the International Relations Committee.

Between 1956 and 2004 the City of Windsor has formalized relationships with the following cities:

· Granby, Canada (1956)

· Coventry, England (1963)

· St. Etienne, France (1963)

· Udine, Italy (1977)

· Mannheim, Germany (1980)

· Ohrid, Macedonia (1981)

· Las Vueltas, El Salvador (1987)

· Fujisawa, Japan (1987)

· Changchun, China (1992)

· Saltillo, Mexico (1994)

· Lublin, Poland (2000)

· Gunsan, South Korea (2004)

The Twin City Symbol of Friendship Display in City Hall Square, July 26, 2024. (Photo by Maureen Revait) The Twin City Symbol of Friendship Display in City Hall Square, July 26, 2024. (Photo by Maureen Revait)

The project cost $31,000 to complete. It was funded through the International Relations Committee and Parks and Facilities.

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