By – Abass Wali Windsor has big plans in the upcoming months. The mayor and councillors will unveil plans for developing the city over the next several decades. Little city and big plans – the biggest topic after the federal
By Todd Shearon The centerfield flags were waving at half-mast while players, family members and volunteers stood silent along the base paths. The lyrics, “Like a small boat on the ocean, sending big waves into motion,” began to ring out
By Allanah Wills Fans of The Little Mermaid can look forward to seeing the animated film come to life next month on a Windsor stage. Based on the 1989 Disney blockbuster, Windsor Light Music Theatre will bring the
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff Candidates in the only open federal seat in the Windsor-Essex region are pulling out the stops to ensure that their message is being heard in the final days of the 2015 election campaign. Those running
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Students at St. Clair College have been learning that being safe is sexy, and that there should not be a stigma about getting tested for sexually transmitted diseases. The Safe is Sexy campaign was held in the
By Allanah Wills The vice chairman of the Ambassador Bridge Company is blaming the City of Windsor for the bridge’s current condition during a press conference Thursday afternoon. Matt Moroun, son of bridge owner Manuel “Matty” Moroun, called out mayor
Dairy farmers happy with TPP deal Most dairy farmers say they are happy with the outcome of the proposed Trans-Pacific partnership deal. On Oct.5 the Canadian government met with members of the TPP to discuss foreign trade. Tariffs on
Local book drive donating to children in need By Rhiannon Lotze Converged Citizen Staff A local charity is providing books to children in need to highlight the importance of reading during childhood. The Link to Literacy Children’s Book Drive was
By Jordan Caschera Every kid at one point or another gets asked the same question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Some people may think the answer is meaningless, particularly when young people suggest the nearly
Blake Rutckyj of Admirals led his team in wins over Dresden and Essex (Photo courtesy of Integrity Amherstburg Admirals) By Todd Shearon The Admirals remain the only unbeaten team in Ontario junior hockey and are the only team to beat
By Jordan Caschera The St. Clair Saints softball team have won their first ever National Championship by defeating the four time champions Western University. The Saints beat defending National Champions, Western University 2-1 with a 7th inning walk-off
Asking for help By Rabiul Biplob Oct. 15, 2015 Leaders from all faiths in Winsor are offering help to people who face challenges in their day to day lives. They say they understand that in today’s fast pace life everyone
Falsifier has only been a band for a couple years in that time they put out two albums and just finished off their first tour this summer, now they are back and getting ready to write some new songs and
A new business that takes good quality used furniture and upcycles them by changing the colour with homemade chalk paint. Chalk It Up makes their own chalk paint to reduce the amount of leftover paint that ends up in our
By Garrett Fodor The Essex Red Raiders played their first game at the new Raider Field after the last two years during the construction of their new school. After two years of being forced to play all their games on
Homeowners who want to save money on heating bills this winter can do it by changing some habits and a few home improvements, but will pay off over the long term. Some other ways to have a lower heating bill
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan In past elections Windsor has seen a small turnout of voters under the age of 24 but during the 2015 elections Windsor may see a change in the number of youth voters. This federal election will be
By Christian Bouchard Junior B The LaSalle Vipers edged out their rival Leamington Flyers in a penalty filled game on Thursday. Eli Billing made 40 saves for the Vipers, who moved into third place in the Junior B standings. Leamington’s
Ecole Secondaire E.J. Lajeunesse has added a Hockey Canada Skills Academy to their long list of sports programs, giving students with a passion for hockey as a new gym experience. During the 2013-14 season, there was 108 Hockey Canada Skills
Celebrating the new moon, a group of Windsorites gathered to collaboratively activate and appreciate Mahatma Power, described by some of its followers as “the highest power on the planet.” Gathering at the White Feather Holistic Arts Centre on Ottawa Street,
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