Hundreds of people from the Shia Muslim Community of Windsor marched to city hall Sunday to commemorate the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hussain. Hussain was the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad and is said to be a symbol of peace
Ryan Blevins An international student-athlete arriving at Catholic Central high school has big shoes to fill, literally and figuratively. Seventeen-year-old Jonothan Nicola is a six foot nine inch forward who is enrolled at CCH and is the newest member of the
The giant cathedral-like church echoes the bouncing syllables as Windsor Downtown Mission’s new director of development throws her audience a barrage of fact after fact. The audience is made up of delegates from Leadership Windsor-Essex, who try to pepper questions
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Therapeutic Paws of Canada are working together to bring therapy dogs to meet with students at the University of Windsor, following a visit at St. Clair College Residence. The University of Windsor will be holding a Therapeutic
Windsorites working and living on the streets now have their own Union. The Street Labourers of Windsor opened a union hall on Tecumseh Road East. “This has been a combination of quite a few years of work,” said member and
By: Jordan Caschera “I was in my early 20’s, it was a comedy called The Putting Edge and I was thrown into it,” said Ted Bezaire. “I wanted to go big.” You’ve heard it before, Do what you love and
By Jordan Caschera The St. Clair Saints Women’s soccer head coach has won two college Coach of the Year awards at the CCAA Women’s Championship Banquet. Steve Vagnini won the 2015 Ontario Colleges Athletic Association and Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association
Citizens of Windsor and Essex-County have been turning to crystals when looking for more than traditional healing and spirituality practices. Dating back six thousand years, crystals were used as healing tools by ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia and Ancient Egyptians. Their
By Todd Shearon A Windsor man is providing a viable option to help people quit smoking, through vaping. Mike Hart, owner of Vape Me Vapables, has been running his home-based business for three years and it has a growing success
Windsorites may have to pay more if city council approves a progressive road tax. A revised road tax levy was brought up at the executive committee meeting at city hall on Nov. 23. The proposal is an incremental tax
Jr. nobles team champions The Belle River Nobles junior football team were crowned champions at the Allies Bowl on Nov. 17 when they defeated the Villanova Wildcats. Running back Austin Holland who tallied 223 rushing yards and a touchdown while
The new Call of Duty game is appealing to a general gaming audience but some are worried it isn’t bringing anything new to the table. The newest game release, Call of Duty: Black Ops III, is on track to have
Three elementary schools could be closed in June 2016, could lead to two new middle school facilities The Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board’s trustees have decided to start three accommodation reviews which, if approved, could close and consolidate schools in
By Christian Bouchard Some people have all the luck in the world, but a little skill helps too. Catching a baseball at a MLB game is something many people dream of their entire lives. However, more often than not, whether
Textbooks worrying students By Rhiannon Lotze Converged Citizen Staff High school seniors are beginning to apply to post-secondary schools for September 2016 and many are worried about more than just the cost of tuition. On average, undergraduate programs cost
Terrorist attacks,violent conflicts, increased global security – it all seems to be related to radical Islam. But Muslim students at the University of Windsor want people to know Islam is really a peaceful religion. The Muslim Student association held a student candle
Award-winning Canadian author Lawrence Hill visited BookFest Windsor on the tour for his newest novel, The Immigrant, on Nov 18. During the event at the Capitol Theatre, Hill was interviewed by CBC’s Bob Steele, fielded questions from the
Although she was only a puppy when her past owners mistreated her, two years later, the abuse she received still affects her today. Siberian husky Miley was four months old when she was rescued by Jenn St. Jean. Back then,
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