By Jessica Moore The 14 libraries in Essex County have reopened after over eight months of being closed due to a strike. The strike consisted of issues between corporate and librarians and the process to resolve all of the issues
By Kurlis Mati Nintendo has released a new hybrid console that can be used at home or on the go. The Nintendo Switch game console was released March 3. The console is built into a portable seven-inch tablet and can
By Barry Hazlehurst Windsor business owners are finding it difficult to make a profit with the high electricity rates in Ontario. In November 2016 the Ontario Energy Board announced business owners will have to pay time-of-use rates which at peak
People in one Windsor neighborhood say they are being targeted by vandals. Four residents found their tires slashed on Church Street around 2:30 a.m. on Feb 20, according to Margelaina Gagne, a house owner on the street. One home owner
By Grace Bauer Windsor’s first homicide of the year took place February 21, prompting the question of whether or not crimes such as this affect the city and its housing market. According to Sergeant Steve Betteridge, public information officer
Shots were fired in the 1100 block of Albert Road. The incident occurred on March 1. No one was hurt,however shots did hit a Windsor resident’s home. At this time investigators believe this was not random. Anyone with information is
By Joe Gibel Cassette tapes are back in demand in 2017 as more artists release content on the format. According to an article published by the Windsor Star, sales of cassette tapes jumped almost 80 per cent to about 7,000
By Christina Chibani A university student and professor created a device that can fit in your shoe to help you move around using acoustic waves and sensors. The device can help measure the distance from an object to where
By Ryan Jones Pancratium, shown above, is the type of spider lily used in creating the PST component. A team of chemistry students from the University of Windsor have found a new way to fight cancer through the extraction
By Chelsea Girard Art therapy is allowing cancer patients to relieve stress through creative expression. The brain has neuroplasticity, allowing the neurons or nerve cells in the brain to compensate for injury and disease through self-healing empowering aspects of the gentle approach of art therapy. This
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Hundreds of students were in attendance of the opening of St. Clair College’s new Student Life Centre and concert this past Friday night. The John A. Strasser Student Life Centre at St. Clair College’s South Campus welcomed
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