By Justin Prince Financial experts have been predicting a weaker Canadian economy in recent months, but the lower dollar is a good thing for the region according to Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Matt Marchand. Since February
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By Ryan Adams The Oscars are just around the corner and this year’s Best Picture category is shaping up to be a very tight race. Films like Richard Linklater’s Boyhood and Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper look to take home the
By Taylor Busch CP Editor The Student Representative Council of St. Clair College is looking to increase health benefits and costs for students if enough students vote yes in next week’s election. According to the St. Clair College website,
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff Reporter As the afterglow of Valentine’s Day begins to fade, members of a divorce support group heard advice from relationship coaches. Half a dozen women gathered in a community room at Sobey’s Community Room in
By Ashley Ann Mentley Windsorites were given new choices this Valentine’s Day: the release of a sexy movie or a sale on adorable cats. On Feb. 14, the Windsor/Essex County Humane Society hosted an adoption event called “50 Shades of
By Taylor Busch Staff Reporter The St. Clair College women’s basketball team defeated the Niagara College Knights at the St. Clair College SportsPlex in Windsor on Feb. 15. Forward Shannon Kennedy led the team scoring 23 points and secured the
by Michael Hugall The St. Clair Saints women’s basketball program is headed into an Ontario Colleges Athletic Association playoff birth following a 66-54 victory over the Niagara Knights Feb. 15. The game against Niagara was a “must win” for
When Jarrett Sorko was 13 years old, he picked up a guitar and knew he had found his career – but little did he realize he would find success in the comedic music genre. In high school, he played guitar
Ryan Adams Staff Reporter It is often said that poetry is a dying art, but the local poets reading their works at Phog Lounge in Windsor every month would say otherwise. Every third Tuesday of each month Windsor writers gather
Many young Americans admit there are stereotypes when it comes to their perception of Canadian lifestyle. Although Canada is adjacent the United States and is connected by a border which spans almost 8,900 kilometres, they say the Canadian lifestyle differs
By Michael Hugall High school students from across Michigan gathered at Joe Louis Arena for the Detroit Red Wings’ media day Feb. 13 Aspiring journalists from Saline to Warren congregated inside the Joe Louis Arena’s Olympia Club to take part
By Ashley Ann Mentley Many people in Windsor are snubbing tradition and celebrating an ancient holiday by choosing deep-fried and jelly-filled over the classic pancake. Feb. 17 was Shrove Tuesday, otherwise known as Fat Tuesday or Pancake Day. It
By Christian Bouchard With offence on the decline and strikeouts soaring through the roof, Major League Baseball is looking to reduce the size of the strike zone. Rule 2.00 of the Major League Baseball rulebook defines a strike zone
By Rabiul Biplob Many taxpayers find it difficult to choose how to submit their income tax return and find the constantly changing rules make it complicated. Many also don’t understand why they should submit an income tax return. They also
By David Dyck Leamington residents were able to skate for free at the Leamington Kinsmen Recreation Complex on Family Day. Visitors coming to the complex,
By Allanah Wills An illness that once killed many of its victims and was thought to be wiped-out in North America has returned. The measles virus has seen an outbreak in the past few months across North America. According to
By Rhiannon Lotze Movies based on comic books are all the rage in theatres and their growing popularity may also be increasing comic book sales. Since 2010, more than 10 movies based on comic books have appeared in theatres
By David Zoungrana True Reflections, a new organization, visited the MediaPlex on the Feb. 4 with hopes to further promote their organization. Hailey Trealout, an editor for the LaSalle Post, and Caleb Workman, a current St.Clair College journalism student, have come
By Melissa Amiouni The premiere of Fifty Shades of Grey hit local theatres Feb. 12 to full houses. Many Windsorites pre-ordered tickets to the movie weeks before opening day. Brendan Steiner, 21, said he ordered tickets for him and
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