Other than leaves, grade point average and mental health of students also fall in autumn. It’s something the St. Clair College student representative council understands and is trying to deal with. According to SRC President Miranda Underwood, you can’t have
By: Dan Gray Windsor Fire and Rescues Services continues to make changes in light of the budget shortfall contained a report headed to council tonight. The City of Windsor’s 2015 budget of almost $41 million to protect citizens from fire
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Finding a workplace and life balance is critical, St. Clair College President Patti France told the 2015 winners of the student Athena award at the annual luncheon Oct. 23. More than 300 people were on hand to
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff A Windsor man has been charged in connection with a weekend arson. Windsor Police say Kenneth Kormendy, 43, is facing three counts of attempted murder in connection with the fire in the 1600 block of
Three young men were stabbed at a house party on Friday. A man remains unconscious after injuries sustained during an early morning brawl Sunday. Alcohol was involved. Halloween is notorious for increased alcohol consumption. According to statistics Canada, Halloween is
Ten-year-old River Michalczuk is an Earth Ranger. His goal is to protect the environment, namely the wildlife. He has raised more than $500 his first year with the organization. Earth Rangers is a charitable organization which allows children to
Orange is clearly the party favourite in Windsor-Essex, but there is something to be said in strategically voting for change. This year’s election landed Windsor in third party status after electing three New Democratic Party MP’s leaving Windsor without Liberal
Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce president Matt Marchand believes the city can access some of the infrastructure funds promised by Justin Trudeau’s Liberals. The comments came even after Windsor and Essex County elected three MPs of the third party opposition.
It was an orange crush in Windsor and Essex County election night and in the only open seat, the battle ended with Cheryl Hardcastle taking the win. Jo-Anne Gignac, who won the Conservative nomination for the riding in May, was
Residents of Walkerville are concerned a recent death of a motorcyclist is not enough and wonder what the plans are to tackle the many citywide traffic issues. Joe Baker has resided near the corner of Richmond Road and Chilver
On Oct. 19 the Canadian federal election saw its highest voter turnout in over 20 years. In this year’s election, roughly 68.5 per cent of eligible voters in Canada cast their votes, with the Liberals coming out on top.
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan The St. Clair Student Representative Council wrapped up its annual Halloween Food Drive Oct. 20 and 21. The food collected will be donated to the St. Clair College food bank for students who are in need of
by Ashley Ann Mentley Some local parents have proposed a plan that involves closing three schools in an attempt to keep Harrow District High School open. On Oct. 13, the Greater Essex County District School Board voted 5-4 to
by Ashley Ann Mentley Early on a September morning in the late 1930s, Jeanne Brown packed her lunch and gathered her school books. Along with her three sisters, she walked the one mile from their farmhouse into Colchester, along the
Local Sports Roundup By Garrett Fodor Cross-country titles The Windsor and Essex County Secondary School Athletic Association championship was held at Malden Park Oct. 22. Vista Academy’s Mitchell Ubene took the senior boys title. Ubene completed the
by Eugenio Mendonza Under current Canadian laws no company is required to label products as a Genetically Modified Organisms. However, some experts say the public should be more informed about how their food is grown. For the past 20 years
“I hear he plays for three hours straight.” “Last night his set was two and a half hours and he didn’t even take a sip of water.” These were some of the rumours over heard around Joe Louis Arena before
By – Abass Wali An expert in cross border trade is confident the Trans Pacific Partnership will benefit all the countries having signed the agreement, including Canada. The Trans Pacific Partnership is a document signed between 12 countries which has opened a new
By Naureen Ahmed/Converged Citizen Staff Experts say prolonged deficiency of certain vitamins can lead to illness and diseases. However, there is some debate about whether vitamin supplements are necessary for healthy individuals. According to Shahnaz Ahmed, MD, Internal Medicine,
By Rabiul Biplob/Converged Citizen Staff Religion plays an important role in the lives of many and influences day to day activities. For Buddhists and Hindus, that sacred place is in India. Thousands visit the Banaras from all over the world
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