Friends and family watched as St. Clair College students received awards and scholarships at the Centre for the Arts. The annual awards night was opened by John Fairley and awards were presented by Veronique Mandal and Darryl Danelon. There
By Samantha Wigfield. Produce and meat prices have dramatically increased this past year, causing various concerns for Windsorites and food related organizations. Wages continue to relatively stay the same, while the CBC News website says in this past year
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Most people don’t know their employers have methods of tracking their every move on the internet. There is a debate on whether this technology is ethical, as keyboard loggers are tracking programs that allow people to see
By Christian Bouchard A local man has spun his passion for baseball into a successful idea for his family run business. Back-Yard Bat Co. in Tecumseh supplies local baseball teams and players with their own personal bats. Paul LaMantia created
By Ryan Blevins The Windsor Essex County Secondary School Athletic Association’s Most Valuable Player award is returning to a familiar face. February is award season for WECSSAA basketball. Just as the NBA hands out awards at the end of the
The City of Windsor wants you to step outside and rediscover the parks in your neighbourhood. Close to 200 residents attended an open house Feb. 8 at Giovanni Caboto Club to view the $1.5 million plans to upgrade more than
by Dawn Gray The local swimming community is growing with the help of the Windsor International Aquatic Centre. The 2016 Windsor Essex County Secondary Schools Athletic Association swim finals were held at the Aquatic Centre on Feb. 16 and brought
By Fabricio Rivera Windsorites are concerned about the elimination of the free one-hour parking and the increase in parking rates at the municipal parking garage on Pelissier Street-businesses and residents are signing a petition in an attempt to save
Mayor Drew Dilkens stands in the board room at City Hall on Feb. 19. Photo by Stephanie Zografos By Stephanie Zografos Windsor could potentially be the testing spot for new technologies working to build self-driving cars. Mayor Drew
By Alyssa Horrobin Cases of sex trafficking make headlines across North America, but local police and anti-human trafficking advocates say this is an issue in Windsor. Illegal activity involving the sex trade is an ongoing issue becoming more and more
By Felicia Patterson Many Windsorites are being affected by the drop in value of the Canadian dollar—some are benefiting, while others are not. As the value of the loonie remains low, people living in Canada who work in the U.S are
By Aaron Lombardi People have been jumping off the Ambassador Bridge since its construction but it’s a subject many don’t want to discuss. Not all jumpers are Canadian, some are visitors. A man crossing the Windsor-Detroit border tells the patrol
By Christian Bouchard Fans of English football in Windsor have been admiring the play of Leicester City all season long. In a season of great performances, knocking off Manchester City 3-1 in week 25 certainly proved they are legitimate contenders
By Jordan Caschera As the Feb. 29 NHL Trade Deadline looms, the Toronto Maple Leafs are looking to clear house to keep their elusive five year plan on track. The Toronto Maple Leafs are in no way a playoff contending
by Michael Hugall Feb. 18 marked the trade-deadline in the National Basketball Association with many big names projected to switch jerseys. Fans waited in anticipation as their favourite teams began the day with players like Carmelo Anthony, Dwight Howard
By Ashley Ann Mentley Local groups protesting commercial development in the Ojibway Prairie area are reaching out to the Essex Region Conservation Authority for help. Nancy Panchesan, a LaSalle woman who has been advocating to protect Ojibway for more than
By Rhiannon Lotze St. Clair College students took part in dirty bingo on Feb. 11 in support of Love and Sexual Health Awareness Week. Dirty bingo is an alternate version of bingo where the winners receive prizes such as sex
The City of Windsor and the Ambassador Bridge Company are in the midst of a power struggle for properties in the west-end community. The main argument presented in court by Matty Moroun and the bridge company is with the Ambassador
By Ryan Blevins Detroit Tigers fans will finally see something done to the corner of Michigan and Trumbull where beloved Tiger Stadium once stood. The 9.5 acre site that once was home to Tiger Stadium will no longer sit
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