by Evan Mathias The Windsor Spitfires have signed 17-year-old free agent forward Cristiano DiGiacinto. DiGiacinto, who was signed Oct. 15, was passed up twice in the Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection but said he wasn’t discouraged and has
By Jolene Perron A plague of injuries has caused General Amherst’s senior football team to forfeit their season prematurely. When the season began, head coach John Rudak said he was struggling with only 26 players. “I knew from the beginning
By Clara Musca People from Windsor and Essex gathered October 12 to take part in the march against Monsanto. The local march was part of a global movement which took place for the second time in over 50 countries worldwide.
by Sean Frame A local artist is creating a landmark to represent Windsor’s heritage. Laura Shintani, 42, has been working on Windsor’s You + Me project since March, 2013. The project was created by the International Relations Committee which
by Liam Higgins A local bar has been holding a weekly night of music to inspire young musicians. The Manchester Pub, located on Ouellette Avenue, has been holding a Tuesday Night Music Club for the past three years. Local band
By Stacey Janzer Hanging out with celebrities like Liam Neeson, Adrien Brody and Mila Kunis – it’s just another day in the life of Amherstburg native Gavin Booth. But the director thought of nowhere else but Windsor to shoot
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By Richard Riosa Top executives for the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Seaway are calling for an increase in industrial shipping in the region. Executives from both sides of the border attended a breakfast event in Detroit Oct. 11, hosted
By Jolene Bulmer Oct. 10th the The Capitol Theatre was host to an album release and film premiere. James Oltean-Lepp and Eric Boucher took part in the Harvesting the FAM Festival by taking stage in the Joy Theatre at 8 p.m.Boucher
By Mandy Mathews A plane took off at the Windsor International Airport as the announcement ceremonies began for the implementation of new international cargo facilities for Fedex, learning facilities at the University of Windsor and testing facilities for border logistics
By Kyle Goodhue A barcraft for the League of Legends season three world finals was held Oct 4 at the Rockhead Pub attracting many Windsor players. The barcraft, an event like a sports bar for competitive gaming tournaments was hosted
By Sean Previl One can’t be late for this very important date. Once Upon a Time In Wonderland, the spin-off series from ABC Network’s Once Upon a Time premiered Oct. 10 with high expectations, given the success of the original
By Sean Previl The much-awaited episode of Glee, The Quarterback, to memorialize Finn Hudson and the actor who portrayed him, Cory Monteith, started off Thursday night by having both current and returning cast members perform Seasons of Love from RENT.
By Sean Previl Children and parents have been challenged to figure out the mystery of the missing cake. The Art Gallery of Windsor held their first annual Mysteries of the AGW! P.A. Day Party Oct. 11. Salina Larocque, education and
by Evan Mathias Everything has been going right for the LaSalle Vipers so far this season and Oct. 9 things got even better. Former captain Dylan Denomme returned to the team after a three month stint in Nanaimo, B.C.
By Y. Murad Erzinclioglu Arts leaders from throughout the community gathered to discuss culture in Windsor. The Windsor Arts Conversation hosted by the Ontario Trillium Foundation was held at the Windsor Pride Community office on Pelissier Street Oct. 10. The
By Chris Mailloux The walking dead gathered at Villains Beastro Oct 5 for the second Annual Zom-B-Con. The event raised money for the Windsor Youth Centre with all donations being collected in a treasure chest. Micheal Reeve, CEO of Z-Day
by Hailey Trealout The rank smell of rotting flesh filled the air as chaos lifted in all corners of the earth. The undead were unleashed on Malden Hill, taking mercy on no soul who entered. A morning rain fell, leaving
By Justin Prince Windsor City Council has approved a proposal to host a provincial sports competition in 2014. A decision was made Oct. 7 in a 10-2 vote that will allow Windsor to host the 2014 Ontario Summer Games next
St. Clair women’s fastball The St. Clair College women’s fastball team wrapped up their regular season with a 6-5 win over Mohawk College Oct. 10. Saints’ starting pitcher Skylar Patteson threw into the seventh inning allowing five runs on eight
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