Building an all-electric car from a 1933 vintage Bugatti is an impressive feat, but it also points to a trend. JH Restoration, as the name suggests is a car restoration firm, and the Windsor, Ont.-based company has successfully developed an
Huge hydro rates and big risks are among the hassles that aren’t deterring some Windsorites. The bank did it again. Raised their costs. Transactions take ages and cross-border transfers are riddled with regulations and hidden costs. Isn’t there a better
“She was not able to move her legs. She just flopped like a cooked spaghetti.” Nicole Lamont still remembers her shock when her daughter Lilah was born two years ago. It took five months before the diagnosis finally explained what
By: Laurie Harrison Kids in Windsor and Essex County have been causing a stir and the community is taking notice. But they’re not causing trouble – far from it. Some as young as seven years old are walking into organizations with thousands of dollars, bags and bags
By: Noah Gecelovsky The Ontario Provincial Police have had a remarkably high number of gun surrenders over the last month. The OPP announced in March that they would be collecting illegally purchased or unwanted guns and accessories that people from
By: Noah Gecelovsky Residents in Leamington experienced severe damage from flooding after the downpour on the weekend. Tim Byrne is the director of watershed for the Essex Region Conservation Authority and said in a CBC article the damage caused by
By Fabricio Rivera-Paz Snow is melted off the roads and drivers have to face another nuisance. Potholes are found everywhere in the city and come in many shapes and sizes, and are created when a repetitive process of water
Story by Todd Shearon It is time to bridge the information gap. The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA) announced two public information meetings to be held on both sides of the border. The first meeting will take place on Tuesday, April
Story by Todd Shearon. It seems that one day is just not enough to wear your jerseys this year. Canadians across the country wore hockey jerseys in place of their regular school attire and work uniforms on Thursday in support
By Amos Johnson Rally the realm! Several students and other citizens of the realm competed to win at the Game of Thrones trivia night. St. Clair College students from the Public Relations program took advantage of the popularity surrounding Game
Two people are in police custody after what Windsor fire investigators are calling a suspicious fire last weekend. Firefighters responded to a single family home at 605 Vimy Avenue Sunday morning. Fire investigators say the blaze started at the back
Windsor police have charged a 23-year-old man after a 16-year-old girl says he sexually assaulted and imprisoned her. On Monday April 2, the girl was walking alone when the man offered her a warm place to stay on Bruce Avenue.
It’s not an event that’s widely celebrated, but the annual National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week is held every year during the second week of April. It is a time to recognize telecommunications personnel in the public safety community for their service
The Children’s Aid Society can now help foster kids stay at their home school, instead of moving each time they’re placed with a new family. The Ontario government recently provided $300,000 to both the Windsor Essex County Catholic District School Board
A group of students want to empower the women of Windsor by bringing the community together. The all-female class of St. Clair College’s event management program planned a fundraising brunch as their final project of the year. They exceeded their
In Detroit, Red Bull is offering a live-in residency experience that provides visual artists a space to live, create and showcase their work. From around the United States, three artists are selected to live in Detroit at the Red Bull House
A collection of NFL and CFL players took on the youth of Windsor on Saturday. Dallas Cowboy and Windsor native Tyrone Crawford returned to his hometown to host Windsor’s Finest Football Academy at the University of Windsor’s Alumni Field. Professional
Caesars Windsor workers are still striking and leadership for Unifor Local 444 say casino representatives were sending mixed messages. On Wednesday, more than 200 workers came out to a rally in front of Caesars Windsor downtown. (Many were sporting hockey
There was a gathering of media Thursday night at St. Clair’s Centre for the Arts. But instead of reporting the news, this time the journalists were the story. A crowd of more than 100 students and their families, teachers and
Windsor police are making changes they hope will strengthen community relations. The police service has appointed two new deputies including the very first female deputy. Betteridge said of Deputy Pamela Mizuno, “She is a tremendous role model for anyone considering
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