By Md. Nuruzzaman Windsorites have been introduced to an alternative fitness program that combines rock climbing, pilates and yoga. This is the first time the Windsor Rock Gym and Breath Pilates and Fitness is offering hammock aerial classes for all
Freshman sexual assault program By Chelsea Girard A sexual assault resistance program is being offered to students at the University of Windsor to ensure student safety both on and off campus. University of Windsor Psychology Professor Charlene Senn developed The Feminist Enhanced
By Ryan Jones While daily newspapers are cutting costs and laying off reporters, weekly papers remain largely unaffected. On Jan.24 Postmedia announced a layoff notice for the Windsor Star cutting six positions, five including editorial. An article on Postmedia’s website
By Ryan Jones Employees at a local dental office are spreading love this Valentine’s Day by fundraising for a special organization. Fort Malden Dentistry, located in Amherstburg with 11 employees and three dentists, is hosting its first Share a Smile
A fire broke out around 10:30 pm on Feb. 9 in a garage on Leonard Rd. in east Windsor. There were no injuries reported and no damage estimate given.
Police are still looking for suspects who attacked a Windsor man. On January 22nd , four men followed a 31-year old man and assaulted him at 2:30 am near Howard and Division. Those men also stole his wallet. Const. Andrew
Windsor has received an early gift for its 125th birthday and the country’s 150th birthday. The city was granted more than one million dollars for community infrastructure projects. The cash will be distributed to the Dieppe River Walk, Willistead Manor and other
Police were called to a Windsor restaurant after a report of a man with a gun on Sunday night. According to Const. Andrew Drouillard, the 30-year-old man was arrested in the restaurant shortly after, without incident. Although his gun turned
Queen Elizabeth II added another achievement to her legacy today by becoming the world’s longest reigning ruler. Today, she celebrates her saphire jubilee on the British throne. 65 years ago, at age 25, she became the queen of England after
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Hands-on learning at St. Clair College is giving students in the culinary and hospitality management programs opportunities in a field that is in high demand. Skilled trades jobs are defined as specialized jobs an individual is trained
Hundreds of people gathered around City Hall on a cold and windy night Jan. 31 to pay homage to the lives lost during Sunday’s terrorist attack at a Quebec Mosque. Members of the community opened their hearts as
By Dawn Gray Members of the community celebrated a personal connection to culture and local history at the kick-off event of Black History Month, held at the Caribbean
St. Clair College hosted its annual Polar Plunge on Feb. 2. The jump was for all St. Clair College students, staff and alumni who had paid a $30 registration fee. The jumps took place in an outdoor pool located at
By Michelle Laramie Students at the St. Clair College MediaPlex downtown campus recently had an opportunity to learn about the process of filing complaints against police in Ontario. Amy Sharaf presented to the students in the MediaPlex. Sharaf is the
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