Tecumseh Rd. East, Tecumseh, Ontario Lakeview Montessori School – 13797 Riverside Drive, Tecumseh, Ontario Transit Tecumseh Transit is the municipal bus service, operated by First Student Canada, which commenced on December 21, 2009. A connection has been made to Transit Windsor services at Tecumseh Mall. The Tecumseh Transit service covers 30 kilometres and 43 stops, and operates using two buses. Culture Tourism and events Tecumseh hosts many special events throughout the year. Art of Eating Festival Christmas in Tecumseh (Taking place on November 23, 2018) It is also home to the Tecumseh Historical Museum (a.k.a. Tecumseh Heritage Centre) run by the Tecumseh Area Historical Society (TAHS). Sports Tecumseh is home to the St. Clair Green Giants of the Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League and play at Lacasse Park. Notable residents Joseph Groulx, French-language storyteller Zack Kassian, professional hockey player Pawel Kruba, CFL player Chris Lori, Olympic bobsledder Kerby Rychel, professional hockey player Dave Steen, Olympic bronze medal-winning decathlete Eric Wellwood, professional hockey player Kyle Wellwood, professional hockey player Former NHL players Mark Renaud, Tim Kerr, Bob Boughner, Warren Rychel, Adam Graves, Ernie Godden and Bob Probert Environment Climate Average Temperatures (°C) High and Low January: -0.06 and -8.17 February: 1.28 and -7.33 March: 6.56 and -2.94 April: 14.50 and 2.94 May: 20.61 and 8.33 June: 26.33 and 14.00 July: 28.56 and 16.17 August: 27.78 and 15.28 September: 23.78 and 11.28 October: 17.83 and 5.61 November: 8.78 and 0.17 December: 1.89 and -5.83 Flooding Recent changes in global climate have caused increased flooding activity through Windsor-Essex, impacting Tecumseh directly. Two major flooding events occurred in 2016 and 2017, resulting in 190 millimetres and 140–200mm of rainfall respectively. During the 2016 flood, over 1500 homes in Tecumseh reported flood damage. The 2017 flood, according to Environment Canada, was the most expensive storm across Canada during 2017, with an insurance payouts totalling $154 million. States of emergencies were called by the Mayor of Tecumseh, as well as the Mayor of Windsor, due to the overwhelming amount of rain that accumulated within the area over such a short period of time. Parks Tecumseh has over 40 parks throughout the municipality, including Lacasse Park, Green Acres Park, and Lakewood Park, which includes a disc golf course which was opened in 2016. The Town maintains 200 acres of parkland within the municipality. The town is also home to the membership-exclusive 18 hole golf course owned by