By: Nicky Vanrivong Feeling the Heat During Christmas By: Nicky Vanrivong Windsorites are feeling the cold pinch from the pressure of Christmas. Christmas comes with the benefit of spending time with your family and friends, but there’s also
Sales at the Provincial Chrysler dealership are increasing partly because of the improving economy. Sales of the Chrysler 200, Ram 1500, Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Chargers and Challengers have also been higher in the past. “Ram trucks are a
By Alexandra Latremouille 7 Nov. 2014 Canadian police officers are experiencing Operational Stress Injuries at a rate comparable to military personnel, according to the Tema Conter Memorial Trust. Twelve active police officers committed suicide because of OSI between December 2013
By Caleb Workman High Schools in the Windsor and Essex County region are continuing to raise awareness for breast cancer. Throughout the month of
By Abass Wali Mohammad The Windsor International Film Festival is on the screen again for film lovers and film makers from all around the world. The tenth anniversary of WIFF has started with more than 100 films from Asia
By Christian Bouchard A local comic book store is putting finishing touches on their upstairs section after expanding. Rogues Gallery Comics, a downtown Windsor store, has recently knocked
By Chelsea Turnbull Students and businesses Nov. 7, 2014 Students impact local businesses Customers line up at Starbucks on Ouellette Ave. on Nov. 7 2014. (photo by Chelsea Turnbull) As fall returns, and students come back to school, downtown local
By Naureen Ahmed According to the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, the flu vaccine is your best defense against seasonal flu. Many people in Canada believe the flu season is only
Andrew Strahl with his dogs Flurry (left) and Shiloh (right) in their home in Windsor, Thursday, Nov 6, 2014. (Photo by Kameron Chausse.) By Kameron Chausse The sport of urban dog mushing is growing in Windsor, Ontario, driven
Johnathan Hutton Blitz story Nov. 7, 2014 Local Youth Making a Difference on a Global Scale A local youth is showing her drive and determination to make a differenceby raisingmoney to help those who are less fortunate. Sydney Brouillard-Coyle
by Kristine Klein The third annual Christmas Comic Con is coming to Windsor. Dec. 7, 2014, Mike Michalski will be bringing yet another Con to Windsor after about a year of planning and organizing. “It feels stressful, but it’s great.
Public Relations students are planning a floor hockey game to be hosted at the St.Clair College. The game will be held on Nov. 1 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., with St. Clair College athletes competing against media figures from
By Rhiannon Lotze November is mid-term month and as stress for students in post-secondary schools increases, their grades begin to decrease, according to a study by the American College Health Association and National College Health Assessment. In 2013, the ACHA-NCHA
by Olivia Faith Pearce Although you may just feel sad this winter season due to weather and shorter days, it may be something more serious. Seasonal Affective Disorder is an emotional condition that affects approximately 15 per cent
by Kenneth Pastushyn Sales at the Provincial Chrysler dealership are increasing partly because of the improving economy. Sales of the Chrysler 200, Ram 1500, Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Chargers and Challengers have also been higher in the past. “Ram
The upcoming $1000 poker tournament at Caesars Windsor has the attention of all poker players on the local and national circuit. On November 28-30 Caesars will hold a $1,000 poker tournament with a 200 player cap and a $75,000
Winsor Police Chief Al Frederick speaking at a school assembly at Westview Freedom Academy Nov. 7, 2014. Photo By/ Rabiul Biplob By Rabiul Biplob Blitz Nov. 7, 2014 The Windsor Police Services are starting a program
BY: JEREMY JAMES FOKUOH NOV. 7/2014 The Hospice of Windsor & Essex County celebrated 35 years of Hospice by hosting their annual gala at the Giovanni Caboto Club on Oct. 17. Since opening in 1979, the Hospice has regarded their
By Josh Teixeira Nov. 7, 2014 “From a financial standpoint comics are doing very well. They seem to have lost focus on telling stories,” said Tony Gray, a local comic book artist, writer and publisher. “It’s now a very nasty
By David Zoungrana The 30 Days Dining In Downtown Windsor Photo Contest, held by The Downtown Mosaic, will be running throughout the entire month of November. The photo contest is open to residents of Canada who are 14 years of
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