By David Lafreniere An unscientific, online survey of 50 single women aged 19 to 29 asked them to anonymously answer questions about their attitudes about themselves while out clubbing. An additional 20 women were asked the same questions in person
By David Lafreniere When it looked like there was no more room they kept coming until about 25,000 people stood shoulder to shoulder to commemorate and honour those who defined a nation 100 years ago. It was sunny and warm
By Barry Hazlehurst Windsorites who are enduring financial hardships have a safe place at Street Help to access services, such as help with basic needs, employment and other necessities for living. Christine Furlonger, the manager of Street Help, has been
By Cade Ryan The executive director of the Windsor International Film Festival is using special festivals to promote filmmakers in April. National Canadian Film Day is a large one-day event in celebration of Canadian cinema in honour of our nation’s 150th
When people think of hockey, they think of stereotypes like missing teeth, hard hits, beards and pucks — but it seems most people identify the sport with fighting. In an unscientific survey conducted for the MediaPlex, 78 per cent of participants said fighting should be allowed whereas
Windsorites who are enduring financial hardships have a safe place at Street Help to access services, such as help with basic needs, employment and other necessities for living. Christine Furlonger, the manager of Street Help, has been working to help
NHL The Toronto Maple Leafs and the Washington Capitals are grinding it out in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. The two teams faced off on April 19 at the Air Canada Centre for the fourth time in the
Staff and students from the journalism program at St. Clair College held their annual Journalism Awards Night at the Caboto Club on April 20. The hall was filled with staff, students and members of local news companies such as the
Three-time Stanley Cup champions from 2010 have been swept in the very first round of the playoffs. Their opponent, the Nashville Predators, were the eighth place team and the complete underdog on paper. The upset marks the first time in
Windsor residents are still mourning the loss of their favourite downtown dancefloor and hangout spot, The Loop. The venue closed in late 2014 and to these people The Loop was more than just a large room for an alternative crowd
5 out of 5 stars Fantasy. Make believe. Imagination. Stephanie Garber’s Caraval has all of these elements and then some. When Scarlett and Tella are no longer satisfied with their lives on an island, pinned beneath the control of
The Windsor Essex County Health Unit has issued a notice about a bookmark error regarding water bottle cleaning, which could cause potential health risks. The water bottle safety instructions listed on the back of a Take Charge bookmark may cause
By Ryan Jones Windsorites are now able to join the circus. Windsor Circus School will be opening its doors to the public in the downtown core on May 1, 2017. It is located in the Chelsea Building at 511 Pelissier
By Torcia Velthuizen. After a few cold months of comfort food, hibernation is over and many are finding themselves anxious for the upcoming beach season. Kelly Reed, manager at World Gym in Windsor, said people usually join the gym to
By Julianna Bonnett For students entering the real world after high school, it can either be a positive or negative experience. According to a recent unscientific survey done on Survey Monkey, 66 per cent of people polled said high school
Many people in Canada read books or watch a movie for entertainment in their free time. Printed books and movies have many similarities and differences. An unscientific survey was conducted online showing 77 per cent of people believe a book demonstrates
By Kaitlynn Kenney In an unscientific online survey, approximately 50 per cent of participants say they have smoked but do not anymore. Results say that 83 per cent of people ranging from 18 to 24 smoke less than once a
By Amos Johnson Scientists develop changes to the influenza vaccine each flu season, making it necessary to receive a flu shot every year. An unscientific study has determined 81 per cent of people have gotten a flu shot at least once
By Justin Crouch People who have a chronic mental illness are finding help at IRIS House in Windsor. IRIS Residential Inns and Services is a supportive home for persons with persistent mental illness that emphasizes the physical and mental requirements
By David Lafreniere A management consultant from Windsor, who has been working for a client in the southern part of the U.S. for more than two and a half years, has had her three-year NAFTA work permit revoked. The woman
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