Bringing hope to youth
Dinner raises funds for young people in need Windsor’s low unemployment has been a hard hit to many in the area, especially youth living on their own. An event was held by public relations students from St. Clair College
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Spitfires fight off tough Guelph challenge
By Mark Brown Windsor Spitfires winger Christian Fischer put two goals in the net and Logan Brown added the third as the Spits beat the Guelph Storm 3-2 Nov.19 at the WFCU Centre for their fifth straight victory. The win
Windsor-Essex residents react to Paris attacks
By Mark Brown The terrorist attacks that struck Paris on Nov. 13 sent shock waves throughout the world, including those in Windsor-Essex who speak French or have come in close proximity to where the attacks took place. Like millions throughout
OHL all-stars stump Russia at WFCU Centre
By Mark Brown A team of Ontario Hockey League all-stars clinched their series against a team of Russian players in a tough, defensive battle Nov.16 at the WFCU Centre. Team OHL shook off an early Russian goal and scored twice
New schools: Good news for the public board, ‘disappointment’ for the Catholic
Windsor’s public school board has been given funding by the province to build two new schools, but the Catholic board has been left with nothing. Education minister Liz Sandals announced $498 million in funding Nov. 9 to build 30 new
Mobile Data Terminals could reduce fire department response times
Windsor Fire and Rescue Services are experimenting with technology to fight a different type of battle – response times. “Our current state of technology allows us to keep the lights on and that’s about it,” said WFRS Chief Bruce
Body found in Detroit River
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Bicycle safety laws
On Nov. 6, a cyclist was traveling northbound on Dougall and when he came to the intersection of Erie he saw a vehicle. Unable to move in time he slid under the vehicle and was run over by the back
Investment going into after school
A fraction of over $13 million going towards afterschool programs in Windsor could help out struggling families and their children. The Ontario Government announced Tuesday it will be investing $13.5 million into afterschool programs in Ontario, which could include those
Street Help founder reflects on the business
The early childhood of a local business owner is the reason people can get out of the cold enjoy a hot meal and a warm smile. Christine Wilson, the owner of Street Help provides people with a place to keep
Salvation for the homeless
By Fabricio Rivera-Paz Salvation in Windsor. Members of a local Salvation Army are helping Windsorites in need prepare for the 2015 holiday season. Since its opening over 150 years ago, the Salvation Army has helped families in the Windsor Essex
Local artist displays new paintings
A renowned Windsor artist is showing off some new pieces at his first solo exhibit in 35 years, after his retirement from the political sphere. Mariano Klimowicz, vice chair of the Association of Representational Artists, featured 28 paintings at
Uber comes to Windsor
Uber has made its entrance into Windsor’s transportation scene. UberX began in Windsor Nov. 12, but has caused a lot of controversy since it opened up for business. Uber is an American international transportation company that started in San Francisco,
West side organization plans to strengthen involvement within community
by Felicia Patterson The Windsor West Citizens Organization is working to strengthen their influence in the community by re-establishing programs and creating new ones. The WWCO is a community group which has been in existence since the 1970s
Reviving the rundown
By Michelle Laramie The Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association and family businesses are looking to turn Chatham Street into a tourist destination. With the recent purchases of buildings on Chatham Street
Sleep is an important tool
By Dylan Fremlin No matter what sport is being played, sleep is considered an essential weapon for success, but according to a Windsor Lancers quarterback sleep isn’t always easy to attain. In spite of the importance of rest, some
Producing a dream
A Windsor man has left his government-based job to fulfill his dream of becoming a music producer. Luc Michaud, 29, is a local musician who recently took a one year leave of absence from Canada Revenue Agency to launch his
Good business education begins with genesis
By Nate Trombley Chris Ryan is the Director of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Genesis Entrepreneurship and Innovation Centre has just undergone its genesis. Ryan said he hopes many students will take advantage of resources available at the Centre. A few
Windsor celebrates world diabetes day
The Canadian Diabetes Association is holding the Windsor Food and Fun Fair for Healthy Living in the WFCU Centre for World Diabetes Day. The fair is a free event to teach people with diabetes about managing their health. Fifteen
Ontario pitbull ban
By Kati Panasiuk After 10 years of breed-specific legislation, officials from Windsor-Essex County are still upset the ruling has not been considered for an appeal. Provincial premiers have not changed their opinions on the breed ban. Since its
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