An international hockey tournament is scoring more than just goals. Windsor is playing host to the Canadian Adult Recreational Hockey Association Hockey World Cup from Apr. 3-10. The tournament features more than 2,500 players from 15 different countries.
After more than 60 years of meeting at 55 Edinborough St. in Windsor, the Verein Teutonia Club is closing its doors for good and members are anxiously waiting to move to a new hall across town. As of June 1,
Lana Talbot stands in front of Sandwich First Baptist Church, a national historic site. By Felicia Patterson Sandwich First Baptist Church was established to unite and offer aid to refugee blacks in the early 1800s and still provides assistance to
By Danielle Gagnier Owners of a local brewery are celebrating American National Beer Day. Walkerville Brewery invited Windsorites to the brewery for the release of their Easy Stout 365 beer that was available on tap only on April 7. They
Windsor has a new chief administrative officer, but he says not much will change in how the city runs. Former chief financial officer and treasurer Onorio Colucci was named CAO in January. His appointment followed Helga Reidel’s decision in December
By Sreedha Varanasi & Dawn Gray Windsor currently has over 30 institutions that offer payday loans and some Windsorites feel as though the loans offered can easily become a financial trap. A payday loan is an amount of money
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Recent studies show students in post-secondary school have been experiencing increased stress and anxiety over the last several years. The National College Health Assessment found 58.5 per cent of the 16,000 Ontario students surveyed experienced higher than
By Nate Hinckley Windsor Pride is continuing its support for youth with more programs geared toward improving physical and mental health. One of its existing programs, School’s Out, begins as the school year winds down. The program will provide youth
By Aaron Lombardi An Essex man is on trial in Windsor on harassment charges and arson. Russell Bondy, 54, appearing to be in pain, entered the courtroom with a cane and sat behind the glass in the witness box, smiling at a
By Alyssa Horrobin Windsor is home to thousands of entrepreneurs trying to make a living in a city with chronically high unemployment in Canada. The City Market in Windsor currently houses about 20 of the 20,000 small businesses in
A local goalie is earning more than individual accolades and is set to earn an education from a soon to be Division I NCAA school. Leamington Flyers rookie goalie Tyler Wall took the league by storm as he
By Christian Bouchard One pitcher would have to lose. The only question was who? Entering their first start of the season, Detroit Tigers pitcher Anibal Sanchez returned to a place he once called home having not lost there since 2012.
One Windsor parent has more than 2,000 supporters for her online petition against changing the name of W.F. Herman Secondary School. According to the Greater Essex County District School Board, Herman will become a kindergarten to Grade 12 school
by Denise Pelaccia Struggling students in Windsor have been delighted by news the provincial government will be paying the full cost of their tuition. Finance Minister, Charles Sousa announced free tuition for students from families making
The Downtown Farmer’s Market is on the move again. For the third time in five years the market, operated by the Downtown Residents Association will uproot its operation to change location. The new location on Pelissier Street between University Avenue
By Ryan Blevins A local athletic training facility is celebrating their one year anniversary. Kings Performance Systems is an athletic training facility in Windsor and has now been training athletes for one year. Specializing in weight and speed training,
By Ryan Blevins Tens of thousands of post-secondary students reside in Windsor and some of them have financial difficulties. Each student comes from a different background with most students falling under the category of a broke college student. With
The Converged Citizen‘s sports section predicts the 2016 World Series Champions. Mark Brown – Managing Editor: Red Sox Vs Cubs with the Cubs winning the WS. Caleb Workman – Managing Editor: Blue Jays Vs Pirates with the Blue Jays winning
By Rhiannon Lotze Converged Citizen Staff Windsor and Essex County is home to an extensive deer population and some residents have been creating problems by feeding the deer, according to officials. As herbivores, deer live on a diet of plants,
By Danielle Gagnier Two local grocers are offering a click and collect service allowing shoppers to purchase their groceries online and pick them up without having to leave the comfort of their car. Employees at Zehrs in Tecumseh and Malden
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