By Abass Wali Two forms of art were combined into one show at the Capitol Theatre. After two years of collaborating with HNM Dance Company the first show combining classical music and dance was performed. Robert Franz is the conductor
WINDSOR, ON — Swimmers from secondary schools throughout Ontario filled the Windsor International Aquatic Centre March 8-9 for the OFSAA championships. The preliminaries were held March 8 and more than 600 hundred students swam heats from freestyle to butterfly. (Photos by
By Rabiul Biplob Mar. 3, 2016 Local Islamic high school is asking for help The Windsor Islamic High School board members are requesting help from the community to raise funds for expanding the school facilities. Both the school board chair
By Ryan Blevins During a week full of gold, silver and bronze in the city, Windsor was host to the Boys Triple A Ontario Federation of School Athletic Association tournament. The best high school basketball teams in the
By Mark Brown Residents of Windsor and some Essex County communities can rest easy knowing that their drinking water is safe, according to local health and utility officials. EnWin Utilities Ltd., the company that handles drinking water for the city
By Christian Bouchard An investigation throughout Southern Ontario has led to 10 people being charged with a combined 111 offences relating to the Criminal Code of Canada, the Controlled Drug and Substances Act and proceeds of crime. Project KIRBY began
Local businesses with sidewalk cafés will need to make an adjustment to their budget this year if they plan on keeping them open. City Council reached a decision on March 7, they hope will work for business owners as well
By Christian Bouchard Father Henry Carr has captured the boys’ AAA OFSAA basketball championship. The Crusaders were the clear favourites entering the tournament as the No. 1 overall seed. Henry Carr did not disappoint as they went a perfect 5-0 upon being crowned champions.
By Christian Bouchard The finals for boys’ AAA OFSAA basketball are set. Father Henry Carr will take on Oakwood C.I. at the St.Clair SportsPlex. Tipoff is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. In the first semi-final game, Henry Carr took a 41-39 lead
By Jordan Caschera and Garrett Fodor James McGrade (2) of the Michael Power/St. Joseph Trojans scored with 0.2 seconds remaining in the third period to tie the game against the St. Anne Saints. Stephan Crevier (12) of the Saints opened
Results from today can be found at: 2016 OFSAA Swimming Championship — Day 1 Results Finals will be held Wednesday, March 9 2016 at the Windsor International Aquatic Centre beginning at 1pm. Photos By Dawn Gray Photos from
Windsorites are choosing less expensive destinations for March break, according to a local travel expert. Josie Hendry is a travel consultant with LETO Travel Services Inc. in Windsor. Hendry said there are many great destinations to visit but it depends
By Jordan Caschera and Garrett Fodor The home team and 16th seeded St. Thomas of Villanova Wildcats defeated the Sir Oliver Mowat C.I. in a defensive oriented 2 – 0 victory. Wildcats goaltender Lucas Diluca earned the shutout over Sir
By Christian Bouchard As three different OFSAA events were held today, the Vilanova Wildcats proved to be the only victorious local team. BOYS AAA HOCKEY Despite being the lowest seed (16) in boys AAA hockey, the Wildcats were led by
Windsor Fire and Rescue Services were kept busy over the weekend attending multiple fires. First they were called to an industrial garage fire late Saturday night at 1669 Gladstone. A few hours later dispatched to a fire reported in the
Windsor can expect plenty of high school sports action this week. Today marks the start of the OFSAA boys triple A hockey and basketball tournaments. For the next four days, the hockey championship will take place at the South Windsor
All Photos by JORDAN CASCHERA
By Jordan Caschera and Christian Bouchard The Grand River Renegades defeated the Michael Power/ St. Joseph Trojans in their opening game of OFSAA- AAA hockey by a score of 7-3. Melton Melconian of the was able to crack the score
The Windsor Economic Development Corporation is predicting more jobs for Windsor this year. According to the employment numbers from Statistics Canada, more than 1,500 Windsorites gained employment between December 2015 and January 2016 and the unemployment rate dropped by 0.4
It’s shaping up to be a busy night at City Hall. For the second time in four months, council will review a report that investigates outsourcing inside caretakers. The original plan to look at outsourcing 100 jobs, was rejected Nov.
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