Story about two Kingsville entrepreneurs who started Urban Flexibility North America Inc. The company has the sole North American distribution rights for the Qugo, a Light Electric Vehicle much like the Segway. [embedplusvideo height=”281″ width=”450″ standard=”http://www.youtube.com/v/ameSZTulI38?fs=1″ vars=”ytid=ameSZTulI38&width=450&height=281&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=0&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=¬es=” id=”ep2021″ /]
By Kenton Wolfe The value of a late draft pick cannot be understated. While the spotlight may have been on Ryan Moore, the Windsor Spitfires first selection in the Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection draft, the Spits also picked up
By Adam El-Baba The Windsor Pride Education and Resource Centre kicked off their Run for Rocky campaign April 4 at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts. Partnered with Rocky Campana’s parents, Rob and Nancy, the event is geared toward
By Adam El-Baba Students and Windsorites gathered at Maiden Lane in downtown Windsor April 5 to kick off the Rose City Spring Clean Sweep Month. Held outside of the Squirrel Cage, the annual cleanup kicked off at 10 a.m. The
By Chris Richards Well it finally happened. Despite the best efforts of residents and politicians, the Olde Sandwich Towne post office is set to close once and for all. It didn’t go down without a fight though. Rallies were held,
By: Y. Murad Erzinclioglu The national unemployment rate rose to 7.2 per cent in March, Statistics Canada announced the first week of April. Following an increase in employment during the month of February, employment declined by 55,000 jobs in
Students have been evacuated from Assumption College Catholic High School after a suspected bomb threat was reported April 5. The students were taken to Century Secondary School. Several parents of Assumption students who had arrived at the school to drop
Charlie Huynh, left, plays with Noah Butler at The Summit Centre for Preschool Children with Autism in Windsor April 4. (Photo by: Sean Previl) People across the world are raising awareness for autism and Windsor took part in a
Student journalists across Ontario were given the chance to learn more about the media from industry professionals. Windsor hosted the Ontario Conference for Canadian University Press the weekend of March 29-31, bringing in journalists who have been in the industry
by Mitchell Brandner A couple of Windsor Spitfires have made the jump to professional hockey. Forwards Brady Vail and Alex Aleardi are having success early in their American Hockey League careers. Although the jump from junior hockey to professional
By Samuel McEachern Volkswagen Group has announced it will cease production later this year of its Routan minivan, which shares the Chrysler Town and Country and Dodge Grand Caravan platform. When Volkswagen Group introduced the Routan minivan in 2008 at
By Adam D’Andrea After protests, petitions and 107 years of service, the Olde Sandwich Towne postal outlet will be closed at the end of April. Canada Post announced March 26 that operations at the post office would cease April 26.
By Hailey Trealout It takes a village to raise a child. On Feb. 22, a fire took everything six-year-old Damian Bossom knew including his father. Martin Bossom, 30, died of his injuries at Windsor Regional Hospital and his girlfriend, Samantha
By Hailey Trealout Families play a big role in shaping the lives of younger generations. As children grow up they find their role models and use them as an influence towards the choices they make. One such influence might be
By Sarah Ryrie Students at the University of Windsor raised over $500 for Pediatric Oncology at the Children’s Cancer Center at Windsor Regional Hospital March 24. University business students Silvano Colarossi, Hassan Kiki, Kyle Perryman, Gilbert Stewart and Adi Sood
By/Hailey Trealout On March 22 Windsorites came together to support local families who were involved in the accident on I-75 Jan. 31. The three day fundraiser involved a dinner on Friday, a concert on Saturday and a kids’ day on
By Hailey Trealout The Southern Ontario Military Muster held a fundraiser March 23 to keep their doors open in order to educate the public on its local history. The SOMM is a non-profit organization that works to preserve, educate and
This week’s local news, sports and weather. Stories include Phog poetry night, stem cell donations and Sandwich post office closing. [podcast]/radio/MNR Broadcast 8 April 5.mp3[/podcast] Producer: Klay Coyle Associate Producer: Madison Jean and Kirsti Ridsdale Host: Evan Mathias Weather: Shaun
Rick Dawes sits down with Michael Rovers and discusses his involvement with Second Chance Ministries. [embedplusvideo height=”365″ width=”450″ standard=”http://www.youtube.com/v/9UvHU0ZN5Ls?fs=1″ vars=”ytid=9UvHU0ZN5Ls&width=450&height=365&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=0&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=¬es=” id=”ep5073″ /]
By Kenton Wolfe They say when a door closes, a window opens. He may have had a disappointing season, but that hasn’t stopped Windsor Spitfires goaltender Jordan Dekort from staying positive. “It was really disappointing you know, we all had
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