by Adam D’Andrea Local sports bar owners may be seeing a bit less ice time with customers this winter. The end of the 2012 Major League Baseball season Oct. 28 combined with the ongoing National Hockey League lockout could be
by Brett Hedges The National Basketball League of Canada’s newest franchise’s president hopes his professional basketball team, the Windsor Express, will be a vital part of the Windsor-Essex community. Dartis Willis, president and CEO of the Windsor Express, described how
by Jill Thompson A Windsor retailer has returned home from Toronto with plans to bring fashion retailing back into downtown. Sarah De Luca teaches fashion at downtown Windsor’s newest retail store called Full Circle. De Luca previously owned a store
by Hailey Trealout As another Remembrance Day approaches, veterans pause to look back at a time filled with terror and pride. “The first time we went I was in the troop landing craft but this time when I went over,
by Tom Morrison What does it take to end a 100-year-old tradition? With more and more advances in digital cinema camera technology, some people in the film industry will have to face that question sooner than they want to. Until
By Maciejka Gorzelnik St. Clair College students have a new place to call their own in the downtown sector that has been made possible because of a partnership between the college and TD Canada Trust. The former TD Canada Trust
by Sandee Nho The St. Clair College Student Representative Council is giving to those in need while helping to raise students’ awareness of poverty. “Trick or Eat” is the St. Clair’s SRC’s annual food bank fundraiser. People in the community
by Tom Morrison Some Windsorites are getting excited about the announcement of new Star Wars movies starting in 2015 but are concerned the new owners of the franchise will produce too many sequels. Disney has approved a deal to purchase
by Samuel McEachern “It’s not for everybody. Not really in the sense of physical ability but more mental. So if you’re a mentally strong person who can suck it up and go with it then it’s for you.” Dan Bosco
Video gamers will now have the chance to play classic and vintage games at a local music venue. Phog Lounge is running a retro arcade event every other Tuesday inviting all video game lovers to participate. Tom Lucier, owner of
A choir, a jazz band and hundreds of Canadian Football League fans were on hand to greet the Grey Cup Oct. 30 at the Windsor train station. Canadian Football League officials are touring the Grey Cup through 100 cities across
by Hailey Trealout The Mudpuppy Gallery in Amherstburg is hosting a show for the Association of Representational Artists which started Oct. 31 and will be ending Dec. 2. The 26 participating artists in the show have been given a 32
Jan. 9 Rob and John return from the Christmas break to discuss RGIII’s gruesome injury, and a minor one suffered by John, plus the week’s playoff matchups [podcast]/Podcasts/johnkrykrobbenneianjan9.mp3[/podcast] Rob and John discuss the Patriots blow out of the Texans and
This weeks Local News, Weather and Sports. Stories this week include TD Student Center opening, International Skate Canada and University of Windsor’s book store closing. Including your weekly entertainment update with Murad Erzinclioglu. [podcast]/radio/MNR Broadcast 7 Nov 2.mp3[/podcast] Producer: Klay
by Mitchell Brandner Although the Windsor Spitfires and London Knights have a heated rivalry, the game between the two teams Nov. 1 featured just one fight and a handful of minor penalties. The Spitfires won the game 6-3 thanks in
Windsor Police Service responded to a gun call at 85 Pitt St. E. Nov.1 at approximately 2 p.m. A man allegedly entered the Legal Assistance of Windsor office and pulled out a firearm while arguing with an employee. He left
By Kenton Wolfe Two former Memorial Cup winning Windsor Spitfires are making their mark in professional hockey despite the NHL lockout. Zack Kassian and Scott Timmins faced off Oct. 27 in Rosemont, Ill. in an American Hockey League matchup between
An icy showdown began Oct. 26 on the ice at the WFCU Centre, but instead of pucks and pads skaters came equipped with costumes and smiles. Thousands of people attended the 2012 Skate Canada International figure skating competition from Oct.
Daylight savings ends Nov. 4 and clocks should be set back by an hour. Windsor Fire and Rescue Services recommend taking the time to change the batteries in your clocks and smoke alarms. Having working fire alarms and an escape
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