A representative of the Ontario government was in Windsor Monday night for continued public consultation into the idea of a cash transfer for low and no income people with no strings attached. The idea of a guaranteed basic income will
The St. Clair College men’s and women’s curling teams traveled to Weston Country Club in Etobicoke to take part in the fifth annual Humber Bonspiel hosted by Humber College. On Jan. 21 and Jan. 22, six schools participated in the
A custom tailor with experience working for some of the biggest fashion houses in Europe has set up shop in Windsor. Windsor native Lazaros Dimitriou, 40, started his career working for fashion stores at Devonshire Mall. His work with Aldo
NHL On Wednesday night the Toronto Maple Leafs came to Joe Louis Arena to face off against the Detroit Red Wings. The Leafs came to play, shutting the Red Wings down 4-0. This puts the Red Wings in last place in the Eastern Conference.
Can you tell the difference between real objects and fake ones? That is the question posed by Windsor’s Chimczuk Museum. Visitors to the Chimczuk Museum get a chance to play detective and try to distinguish 115 real and
A home owner with a house worth $150,000 will see their property taxes go up about $45 this year after Windsor city council approved the 2017 budget at Monday night’s marathon council meeting. The meeting which lasted more than 11
By Alyssa Horrobin Hit the gym, get in shape, live healthier…these are commitments people make on the first day of January every year. According to the Statistic Brain website, weight loss is the number one New Year’s resolution people make
By Zander Kelly Windsor was not on the list of colleges that Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne visited this week. Her stops included colleges in Toronto, London, Waterloo, Guelph, North Bay and Sault Ste. Marie. A representative from the Premier’s office
By Malak Zubaydi Both college and university students attended a job fair at the St. Clair College SportsPlex on Jan. 18. St. Clair College and the University of Windsor have partnered for 18 years to host this event for
By Nantanaa Mutharasu Canadians flooded social media with #BellLetsTalk on Wednesday. Bell Let’s Talk announced on Facebook there were around 131 million interactions, resulting in $6.5 million funds that will benefit mental health organizations all over Canada. The goal behind
By Mayra Lacayo The St.Clair College Public Relations club has raised more than $1,000 for the Hiatus House in Windsor. The public relations club organized a fundraiser at the Oasis Bar and Lounge in east Windsor where students sold raffle
By Garrett Fodor The Windsor Spitfires are preparing for the Memorial Cup by acquiring some of the top players in the Ontario Hockey League. One of the newest Spitfires is Jeremy Bracco,acquired from the Kitchener Rangers in exchange for Cole
By Christina Chibani Windsor city council has come to a budget agreement and will be increasing property taxes for homeowners and businesses. Windsor residents’ property tax will increase by 1.73 per cent, meaning that starting in the spring, homeowners will
Brews and running shoes, an unlikely combination for most. For Windsor resident Corey Bellemore, however, he found a way to combine both of these passions. The beer mile is an event where contestants drink four beers while running four laps
By Joe Gibel Legendary professional wrestler, Jimmy “Superfly” Snuka died on Sunday Jan. 15 at age 73. Jimmy Snuka, known throughout the wrestling world as the innovator of the high-flying offence wrestling style and his “superfly splash” from the top
By Kyle Rose Property taxes are increasing by 1.73 per cent in Windsor after a city council meeting Monday night that lasted about eight hours. City administration had recommended an increase of 2.7 per cent. The increase is expected to
By Amos Johnson A former hockey star is now the program administrator for the school of business at the University of Windsor. Born and raised in Tecumseh, Ryan Donally started playing hockey at age five and was drafted into the
By Nate Hinckley Pelissier Street has seen many retailers set up shops under the parking garage since it was built 1979. Some store owners have been successful with their businesses while others have moved away. On Nov. 28, 2016, Windsor’s
By Ryan Blevins Beer and running do not usually go together, but for one Windsorite they are a perfect combination. University of Windsor sprinter Corey Bellemore is one of the school’s top track and field athletes. After coming
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