What’s in hairstyle
Local Barbers see that more men are getting their hair styled rather than trimmed. Mark Lombardi, 44, is the owner and a barber at Lombardi’s Classic Cuts. Barbers in his shop focus on cutting hair in a classic style with
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Saints basketball freshman Bazzi speaks about inspiring young girls
The first Saints athlete to wear a hijab sees herself as an inspiration for young girls and is focused on being a teammate who is no different than any other player. Noor Bazzi is a Pre-health student at St. Clair College
100 years of baking for Windsorites
Valerie Blak-Gill, owner of Blak’s Bakery, speaks about how they’ve grown from a local business to their customer’s favorite. The bakery which opened in October 1918 celebrated 100 years on Sept. 8. However, when it comes to baking, Blak’s still does it the old-fashioned way. “We make
Businesses concerned as crime rates rise say more police needed on site
By Tamas Miko Business owners in downtown Windsor are concerned as crime has increased over the years one business owner says mental health issues and addictions might have ties to crime activities. According to Statistics Canada, between 2016 and 2017
Spitfires rookies shine in OHL debuts
By Cody Wall Three Windsor Spitfires rookies have helped lead their team to a win in their debut game. The Spitfires started their 2019-20 season on the right foot after a 4-3 overtime win against the Guelph Storm on Sept.
University of Windsor Faculty of Law Turns 50
Members of the University of Windsor’s faculty of law school are celebrating its 50th anniversary. The university welcomed its first law class in 1968 with a few dozen students. Before the Ron Ianni Faculty of Law Building existed, the program
Windsor’s Harmonic Symphonies
By Joyce St. Antoine The Windsor Symphony Orchestra opens its 2018-2019 season Saturday. Since 1941, the orchestra has been performing an array of both classical and popular music. This season will feature performances of diverse music from Mozart to David
People in pain but no coverage
Almost one in four people in Windsor-Essex County have reported having no dental coverage, according to the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit. Officials of WECHU created a survey to be completed by Windsor-Essex residents based on a previous community assessment
Windsor Open Streets is back Sunday Sept. 22, 2018
By Travis Conant Thousands of people are expected to make their way downtown on Sunday to take part in this years Open Streets. Windsor Open Streets has been an annual event for the past three years. Open Streets started as
Entertainment Roundup
Sneak a peek at all things entertainment, see what is new and happening in the entertainment world. Local Windsor band Autumn Kings will be back in Windsor at Rockstar Music Hall for a concert on Sept. 29, 2018. They will
A new campaign to help local artisans and small businesses
By Miranda Monahan Tourism Windsor-Essex Pelee Island has launched a new campaign to help local artisans and small businesses. The campaign is called W.E. Made It and is an online resource which highlights goods produced by artisans and small businesses.
Sweet Treats Help Hospice
By: Ryan Percy Tim Hortons employees at the 48 locations across Windsor are taking part in the company’s Smile Cookie Campaign. From Sept. 17 to 23, one hundred per cent of each dollar in Smile Cookie sales will go to
Ontario Beef Farmers Focus on Strengthening the Local Market
By Lauren O’Brien Beef farmers in Ontario are focused on increasing the share of Ontario beef in the province’s marketplace. In early 2017, the organization, Beef Farmers of Ontario, implemented its regional marketing initiative. The RMI is a marketing strategy
Legend Retires
By Tate Harris A Detroit Red Wings legend has retired after playing 15 seasons and serving six as captain. Henrik Zetterberg played 1,082 games for the Wings and was ranked fifth all time in scoring for the franchise. Being fifth has him ranked with
Flags for fallen soldiers
By Jordan Ferris Canadian soldiers will be honoured on Saturday when Windsor’s water front is painted red with Canadian flags. On Sept. 22, Veteran Voices of Canada will host Windsor’s second annual Flags of Remembrance Ceremony where 128
Creating green shores together
The responsibility for saving the planet does not fall to just one generation. Families and people of all ages gathered Sept. 15 at the Point Pelee Sanctuary Beach to participate in a beach cleanup. Point Pelee National Park has
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Sunsasi with Suraj Sasi Stay tuned for brown boy Sasi’s Sassy rants.
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