By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan A Leamington woman would like to see Down syndrome programs and services become more coordinated. Stephanie Segave is a mother of three and her son Brady Novak, 5, has Down syndrome. Segave volunteers her time at Up
By Jillian Toman The close to 30-year ban that prohibits men that identify as gay, bisexual and Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) from donating blood is being reviewed by the Liberal Party of Canada. The current ban requires
By Jillian Toman A concerned resident took matters into his own hands after City Council rejected a proposal by the Downtown Residents Association. The organization requested that the city reduce its annual rental fees for its use of Charles Clark
By Jillian Toman Windsor Fire and Rescue Services has the longest response time among 10 large cities surveyed in Canada, according to the Ontario Municipal CAO’s Benchmarking Initiative. The survey results revealed Windsor takes 20 seconds longer than any of
From the outside looking in, most people who walk by the Windermere building on Tecumseh Rd. would see just a normal structure. But for those who enter the basement of one of the stores located inside it their experiences are
Participation in martial arts is proving to be favourable for kids living with ADHD. While many alternatives to medication for children who have ADHD come and go, participation in martial arts does not seem to be going anywhere. In fact,
Despite winning a Super Bowl, LaSalle native and Seattle Seahawks tight end Luke Willson has not forgotten about his local roots. St. Thomas of Villanova High School has not forgotten him either. The NFL Super Bowl committee and NFL Films
by Michael Hugall The University of Windsor basketball program may have some new faces on both the men’s and women’s teams, but the half-decade of winning isn’t about to subside. The Windsor Lancers women’s basketball team defeated the
By Alyssa Horrobin A municipal committee has made a decision in favour of funding the city-wide Community Univeristy Partnership. Ward 5 councilor Ed Sleiman, chairperson of the Social Development Health and Culture Standing Committee, made a motion to approve the
BY JORDAN CASCHERA The Windsor Express hosted the Raptors 905 at the Windsor Family Credit Union Centre Nov.5. The Express, part of the National Basketball League of Canada and the 905, part of the NBA-Development-League made history. The game marked the
Entertainment Round Up By Rhiannon Lotze Converged Citizen Staff Supergirl ratings not so super Following record-breaking ratings in its first week, CBS’s Supergirl has lost some of its momentum, according to Entertainment Weekly. The show’s premiere was seen by 8.9
By Jordan Caschera The Windsor International Film Festival kicked off its week-long festivities at the Capital Theatre on Nov. 3. WIFF is back with it is more than 90 films from around the world. The many films featured include multiple
(official media image release of BlackBerry’s Priv) by Michelle Laramie BlackBerry has announced the release of their new smartphone the BlackBerry Priv on Nov. hoping to regain their customer base for handheld devices. The Priv will combine the best
The Windsor Express competed in an exhibition game of historic proportions. On Nov. 5, the Windsor Express played against the Raptors 905, a team in the NBA’s development league owned by the Toronto Raptors. The exhibition game marked the
Ryan Blevins Lancers get rings and a win The Windsor Lancers Women’s Basketball team received their CIS Championship rings before their game Wednesday against the Laurier Golden Hawks at the St. Denis Centre. Cheyanne Roger led the way with
Kameron Chausse FlickFest Nov 4 2015 [Writer and director Maria Cusumano acts as the master of ceremonies at the 48 Hour Flick Fest at the Capitol Theatre on Nov 3.] by: Kameron Chausse The Windsor International Film Festival annual 48
By: Lyndi-Colleen Morgan A Leamington woman would like to see Down syndrome programs and services become more coordinated. Stephanie Segave is a mother of three and her son Brady Novak, 5, has Down syndrome. Segave volunteers her time at Up About
Written by: Casandra Malynowskyj For many artists, social media has become one of the main platforms for self promotion. Social media is becoming a place for artists to syndicate their content, create a brand and give access to their
Following council’s decision on Oct. 2 to not waive an additional $3,000 in fees for the use of Charles Clark Square next summer, one Windsorite used social media to launch the campaign that could help the Downtown Windsor Farmers
By Alexandra Latremouille A biopsychology student at the University of Michigan has said evolutionary brain patterns make refined sugars desirable, even though the body cannot metabolize them well. Even though Halloween is over, these brain patterns are making Canadians consume
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