While student athletes are expected to play as hard as they can throughout the season, many agree that rivalry games bring out the best in athletes. Although rivalries in high school sports are starting to fade, many local schools are
Todd Shearon The Integrity Amherstburg Admirals earned four points last week and look to do the same this weekend as they head to Alvinston to battle the Flyers Oct. 30, before hosting the Essex 73s at the Libro Credit
Your classic hero with a new twist Nintendo’s bestselling tunic-clad hero is back in his newest adventure, Tri Force Heroes. At least, it may be him. The newest installment in the Legend of Zelda series features a group known as
Link – the true Hero of Time One of the more respected characters in video game history, the Hero of Time, seems to be much more than that to many people – specifically gamers. Link, the original make-your-own-adventure, green-tunic wearing
The Hollywood Vampires is a name that hasn’t been heard since the ‘70s, but it is back. The iconic heavy metal artist Alice Cooper has started a new band with actor Johnny Depp and Aerosmith’s Joe Perry called The
by Dawn Gray Residents of Windsor-Essex County can turn to the Salvation Army to provide them with food during hard times and transitional periods. The food bank at the downtown Salvation Army serves all of Windsor, LaSalle, Amherstsburg and Tecumseh.
By Jordan Caschera High school students from across the city attended St. Clair’s annual College Information Program on Oct. 27. The program is in place for students to receive more information about college programs in Ontario. As the
The redesigned water tower on the Bonduelle property in Tecumseh is shown Oct 25. The town of Tecumseh’s logo was painted over a previous message proclaiming the town as the home of Green Giant (PHOTO/Mark Brown)
A Colorado man is asking people to help him raise $1 billion in hopes of buying the Detroit Lions. While the team is not for sale, Jeff Tarnowski has created a GoFundMe account with the goal of taking over ownership
By Alexandra Latremouille Two local educators have said computer-based lessons are growing in demand for elementary-level students with autism. Many special needs teachers are using computer programs, such as Proloquo2Go and AAC Autism Talk Now, to enhance their students’ educations.
By Jillian Toman Stomach in knots. Feeling stuck. Not knowing where to turn…you’re not alone! That is what Windsor Workers’ Education Centre (WWEC) wants you to know, and help is available. WWEC is a centre designed for non-union workers
Organizers of the fourth annual Trick-or-Treat event say nearly 500 residents are expected to participate in the festivities this Saturday in Walkerville which would be a record number of kids and possibly furry friends. Local business owner and trick-or-treat event
By Millar Hill As temperatures begin to drop and the weather gets colder, homeless people in Windsor will be looking for the next couch, park bench, door way or shelter to keep warm during the night. Darrin Hartley, knows what
Do you have any plans for Halloween? If not, you’re in luck. On Friday, Oct. 30, five bars downtown Windsor will open their doors to the public for Halloween festivities. The Windsor Beer Exchange, Phog Lounge, Craft Heads, Villains Beastro,
Windsor experts and parents are cautiously optimistic about Sesame Street’s introduction of Julia, a character who has autism and is being featured in an online storybook. Sesame Street has been known for highlighting societal stigmatization through characters. It’s had
Extracurricular activities are on hold at elementary schools in Windsor as the provincial teachers’ work-to-rule campaign escalates. As talks continue between the Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario and the government, the union announced last week its members would no longer be
The season may be changing but the veggies are still fresh The University of Windsor is holding its farmer’s market until Nov 5. At the market are sold fresh vegetables, and environmentally friendly products. The event was started three years
The Windsor Express are preparing for what they hope to be an exhibition game of historic proportions. On Nov. 5, the Windsor Express will make NBLC history as they become the first team in the league to play
Local artists gathering together to sell their work in a relaxed setting, trying to shed any image of being “pretentious” or “grandiose.” The Walkerville Artists’ Co-op is working to change the impression many people have of the art world. Not
By Justin Prince Caesars Windsor will be hosting a holiday concert to raise donations for local food banks. Sleighing Hunger, which was announced Oct. 26, will feature performances from local bands the S’Aints, the Diplomats Drum and Bugle Corps as
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