MediaPlex Live @ 1 November 14, 2014
MediaPlex Live @ 1 is a live two minute news update on TV Cogeco Windsor with stories produced by our Journalism students at the MediaPlex. Show Produced by: Evan Mathias Announced by: Chris Mailloux
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Strange feeling sparks a YouTube sensation
Have you ever felt a light tingle shiver through your body from the tip of your head and down through your spine? If you’ve experienced it, the sensation may seem random—a reaction without a noticeable cause or pattern. For those
Sports Centre’s Future Debated at Lakeshore Meeting
By Mark Brown The fate of a sports and recreation complex was a key component of the agenda at Monday night’s town council meeting in Lakeshore. Lakeshore Town Council voted 6-3 to begin the process of seeking the help of
RPGS play a big role
RPG’s play a big role By Kenneth Bullock You are an extension of yourself, transcending what limits you in real life. If you search online for Dungeons & Dragons, video game role playing games or cosplay, entire followings
Breast Cancer Awareness
By Iesha Coburn The month of October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Although many people are aware of what breast cancer is, the National Breast Cancer Association is taking the extra step by making the whole month to inform people
Nun-busting comedy
By Caleb Workman When people think about church, humorous nuns are not usually their first thought, but Put the Nuns in Charge might change that. The improve comedy play written by Chicago. resident Vicki Quade will be coming to St.
‘Lest LaSalle Forgets
By Caleb Workman November 11 is a day to remember and many in LaSalle took their time to make it out to the new Cenotaph to pay their respects. The commemoration of all who have sacrificed took place at Cenotaph
Detroit Rising
By Mark Brown The news on Nov 7 that a bankruptcy judge approved the process that helps the city of Detroit emerge from bankruptcy did not particularly surprise me. I knew that the Motor City was resilient and could bounce
Cosplayin’ around
By Sean Frame Halloween is a chance to dress up and be someone you are not. Unfortunately, for those who want to dress up all the time, Halloween only happens once a year. But hell if Mr. Dressup can do
Windsor remembers
By Dan Gray Veterans and citizens came out by the hundreds to take part in a solemn Remembrance Day service at the Windsor Cenotaph. The City of Windsor held their annual Remembrance Day ceremony at 11 a.m on Nov. 11.
Plastic contaminants in the Great Lakes
By Ashley Ann Mentley Washing your face and hands and brushing your teeth could be contributing to contamination of the Great Lakes. Of the five Great Lakes, Lake Erie has the highest concentration of micro plastic contamination – and research
Considering vegetarianism? Consider this:
By Shelbey Hernandez Everyone has probably had their mothers tell them, “Don’t forget to eat your vegetables!” But can eating just vegetables be bad for you? Although some studies have shown that following a vegetarian lifestyle can reduce the
Coats for kids kicks-off
By Taylor Busch Staff Reporter The Coats for Kids Campaign kicked off its 29th year by giving away winter clothing items to more than 120 families at Windsor’s Unemployed Help Centre on Nov. 8. Windsor residents faced near freezing
LaSalle councillors say $30 million town hall is a “good foundation”
By Taylor Busch CP Editor In the weeks following the election, LaSalle councillors reflect on their town’s recent purchases as they decide what to do next. Dale Langlois is the current deputy treasurer and manager of finance for the
Journalism Awards Night Club has long way to go
By Shelbey Hernandez For the eighth annual Journalism Awards Night to happen, journalism students will have to make over $700 per month by April. Last year, JAN
The Windsor Essex County’s housing market is booming
By: Johnathan Hutton Home sales in Windsor-Essex are up 6.22 per cent since September and are predicted to continue rising, according to the Windsor Essex County Association of Realtors. Windsor has been hit hard by the 2008 recession
Fox and Fiddle: Great food, lost theme
By Sharon Ramirez I have been in the Fox & Fiddle restaurant twice now and both times I was impressed with the food. The first time I was able to get a soft drink, the potato boat appetizer, the
MediaPlex Live @ 1 November 13, 2014
MediaPlex Live @ 1 is a live two minute news update on TV Cogeco Windsor with stories produced by our Journalism students at the MediaPlex. Show Produced by: Chris Jackman Announced by: John Hutton
MNN Show 08 Live Recording November 11, 2014
Mediaplex News Now is a live half-hour news show produced St. Clair College Journalism students. This program is broadcast live to TV Cogeco Windsor. Produced by Chris Tracy and Kenneth Bullock Announced by Millar Hill Weather Specialist Kenneth Bullock
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