By Mariah Atherley A Windsor art gallery, Artcite Inc., is presenting the installation After the Hunt by a Montreal based artist. Artcite Inc. is an artist-run centre for the contemporary arts. There will be an opening reception with Emily Jan. The artist work was inspired by a Flemish painter, Franz Snijders. Jan’s work displays the use of flowers, fruits and silverware and is carefully arranged around a table with a life-sized
Windsor music promotion is giving the opportunity for Windsor-Essex County alternative events to be heard all around the city. The underground music scene in Windsor brings in crowds through successful promotion of events. It gives local artists the opportunity to
Windsor cafe and bar owners are letting local artists showcase their work to promote the local art scene. There are almost 30 different establishments in Windsor that support local art. From restaurants to cafes, bars and actual art galleries most
By: Brandon Koskitalo Windsor and Tecumseh will each see the construction of a new school after receiving funding from the Ontario government. A new home for French Immersion students will be available as a new Giles Public French Immersion
A Leamington man is donating $1 million to the town to boost sports related activities. Leamington resident Michael Schlater is the chief executive officer of Domino’s Canada. Schlater won $250,000 in the lottery and rather than keeping it, he donated
Ryan Blevins The Windsor Alpha Kai Omega Fratmen are once more on top of the Ontario Junior Football world. On Nov. 1 the Fratmen captured their third consecutive Ontario Football Conference championship by defeating the Ottawa Sooners 21-11 at Ecole
The Windsor and Detroit fire departments have kicked off the holiday season with Christmas music, toys and bowls of chili. The St. Clair Centre of the Arts hosted fire stations 2, 4, 7, Fire Dispatch and Detroit FD Engine 41
Social disapproval for cheating among students and instructors is high at St. Clair College. At the beginning of each semester professors at St. Clair College pass out the school’s policy on academic integrity. The Code of Student Rights & Responsibilities
By Christian Dutchyn With the holiday season approaching, the Windsor Symphony Orchestra is preparing for their annual series of seasonal concerts. The holiday season has proven to be a very busy and successful time of the year for the
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan OUTShine is coming to Windsor in May 2017, to bring the city’s pride to an international scale. Bob Williams, executive director of the Windsor Pride Education and Resource Centre, said the Windsor OUTShine 2017 conference will be
Children in need of winter coats will be eligible to receive one free of charge from the Coats for Kids Foundation. Coats for Kids is an annual campaign that works to secure gently used coats for children who cannot afford
By Aaron Lombardi Local music promoters say Windsor’s blue collar nature shapes the city’s art. Tom Lucier, 36, is the owner of Windsor’s Phog Lounge. Lucier is constantly at work with other local venues in bringing people out to shows
By Alyssa Horrobin Windsor police are investigating a hit and run that put a cyclist in the hospital. The driver of a white pickup truck hit a woman on a bicycle with the passenger sideview mirror on Oct. 27
Starbucks has issued their new seasonal cups, and the result is stirring up controversy between customers. There is social media uproar about Starbucks’ decision not to include a Christmas design on this year’s cups. There are two warring sides in
The Windsor Family Credit Union is “excited” to have Hedley return to celebrate their sixth studio album, Hello. The award winning band will make a big return to the WFCU Centre on April 26, 2016. The concert will also feature
By Nate Hinckley The Canadian dollar is continuing to drop and Windsorites are becoming worried. Banks and travel businesses are feeling the strain of the dropping value of the Canadian dollar. The dollar fluctuating up and down since 2011
By Danielle Gagnier Students in two buildings at the University of Windsor were told to evacuate after a bomb threat was reported. Erie Hall and Lambton Tower were evacuated at approximately 2 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12 after a bomb
By Taylor Busch In a recent report released by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Windsor is quickly climbing up the list of the best communities to start a small business in. Matt Marchand is the president and CEO of
Story By Sean Previl Uber has arrived in Windsor. The ride-sharing program started operating at 3 p.m. Nov. 12. Mayor Drew Dilkens, who has been supportive in bringing the service to the city, said he was not surprised the service
The provincial government is investing $13.5 million dollars into after-school programs across the province. This is especially important for low-income families in Windsor to help kids start healthy eating habits. According to Sandwich Teen Action Group centre, executive director John
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