By Michael Hugall Amidst a 1-4 start to the 2015 Ontario University Athletics conference season the University of Windsor has something to be proud of at the strong-side defensive end position. Kellen Leclair, 20, is in his third year
By Danielle Gagnier While he was growing up, Daniel Ethier’s favourite holiday was Halloween and on the Halloween before he died, he carved 15 pumpkins on his own. Since his death from osteosarcoma in 2013 when he was 14,
By Samantha Wigfield In a recent study, 90 per cent of 300,000 Canadians say they feel overwhelmed and stressed in their academic and daily lives. Whether yoga and meditation originated in India 5,000 years ago or in 500 B.C. in
By Ryan Blevins A local professional basketball team will be competing against NBA talent next month and donating proceeds to a local charity. The Windsor Express of the National Basketball League of Canada will be playing the newly formed
By :Johnathan Hutton Windsor Sea Cadets are raising money for their branches one tag at a time. Sea Cadets from Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship Agamemnon took to the streets on tag day, Oct. 16 to raise money for
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff Standing among rows upon rows of coins ranging in appearance from dull to gleaming on a recent Sunday morning, Dan Jones takes out a key and opens one of the many cases protecting the coins.
By: Victoria Parent On Oct. 16, Sgt. Matthew D’Asti and Chief Fire Prevention Officer John Lee announced the arrest of two suspects in a recent arson case. The two suspects were a 21-year-old male and a 39-year-old male. The older of
by Christian Bouchard With over 11.5 million Canadians watching some part of the broadcast, the Toronto Blue Jays right fielder Jose Bautista stepped into the batters box. It was the bottom of the seventh inning with two outs, runners on the
The St. Clair Saints men’s baseball team have enjoyed immediate success ever since head coach Dave Cooper took over in 2012. After recording the first perfect season in program history this year (20-0) many are starting to recognize the talents
By Millar Hill Windsor police are introducing a new way for Windsorites to report traffic violations as they happen. A new online reporting platform is going to be launched soon, according to Const. Andrew Drouillard. “What we are going to
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff Voters Oct. 19 brought on a mini-orange crush in Windsor-Essex, while much of the rest of the country went Liberal red. Three of the four ridings in Windsor-Essex became seats for the New Democratic Party
By Shelbey Hernandez After 78 days and the most expensive campaign in history, it’s finally election day. Voters in Windsor West are hitting poll stations in order to bring about change in the current federal government situation. A fifth generation Canadian
By Dan Gray A family’s dog was rescued but their cat perished during a suspected electrical fire in East Windsor over the weekend. Windsor Fire and Rescue Services were called to a house fire at 1444 Norman St. around
By Justin Prince The Windsor Youth Centre has a new home located just a couple buildings away. The youth homeless shelter opened its doors to its new facility at 1247 Wyandotte St. E. on Oct. 17 which provides
Walking into a sports bar and having 32 TVs tuned into a Blue Jays game is not what you would expect in Windsor – especially in October. “That’s definitely a first,” said Tim Wills, motioning with his right hand to
Beer drinkers at the LaSalle Craft Beer Festival used their brews to wash down award-winning ribs cooked up by Canada’s national BBQ team. Canada has a national barbeque team and they have done very well in international competition. “These
Windsorites have reported some level of stress at their workplaces. Twenty seven per cent of Windsor-Essex residents between 20 and 64 years of age report they experience some levels of stress at work, according to Windsor Essex County Health Unit.
By Kameron Chausse The League of Legends World Championship tournament is underway. For the month of October, the best teams from across the world will compete against each other. Each match will be broadcast to an audience of millions. The
Complied by Allanah Wills The classic animated film will celebrate 26 years since its release on Nov. 17. Based off the 1837 fairytale by Hans Christian Anderson, the film grossed more than $200 million at the box office, won two
By Samantha Wigfield College can be stressful enough for anyone. It can seem exciting and moving on to the bigger and better but in reality, it can be pretty scary. Whether it’s the workload, trying to juggle courses along with
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