Scouts Canada set up camp at the Forest Glade Arena this October to educate the community about concussion safety. Scouts Canada brought their Head Safe initiative to Windsor after stops in Ottawa and Peterborough. The travelling exhibition is meant to
It was a fire-filled weekend for the community, but the Spitfires are one blaze that Windsor is not looking to extinguish. For the first time since December 2016, the Windsor Spitfires are on a five-game win streak after defeating the
The Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF) is set to take place at the Capitol Theatre from Nov. 1 to 10. 2019 marks the 15th year anniversary of the festival with many of the films over the years racking up major
A man has been charged in a car crash that killed three St. Clair College international students on Oct. 4. The single-vehicle car crash occurred Oct. 4 at approximately 1:30 a.m., off of Oil Heritage Road in Lambton County. 22-year-old Jovanpreet
Trick-or-treaters filed up and down Ottawa Street collecting candy from local stores during afternoon hours on the Saturday before Halloween. Between noon and 2 p.m. on Oct. 26, local business owners along the participating stretch of Ottawa Street opened their
Local firefighters had their hands full this week when three major fires broke out, but the community joined together Sunday to show their gratitude. Windsor’s new waterfront memorial honours local firefighters Over 100 people gathered on Sunday morning to witness
In a world turning increasingly to online shopping and big box stores, local businesses are giving people a reason to shop close to home. As part of small business month, the Windsor Essex Small Business Centre (SBC) hosted its fifth
A Windsor male is facing charges after driving a stolen Impala into a residence around 3:00 on October 19. Autorities responded to a report of a collision which resulted in the break-out of a fire at a home on the
While needing to throw a few punches growing up black in Kentucky, one basketball coach is encouraging youth to find another way and changing how they approach life. Dwane Casey, the former University of Kentucky basketball standout, said the growing up
Over 26,000 runners crossed the 42nd annual Detroit Free Press/TCF Bank Marathon finish line Sunday. Marathoners came from all 50 states, as well as over 72 countries. The 42.2 kilometer course lead runners over the Ambassador Bridge, along the Windsor
According to Elections Canada, voter turnout to advance polling stations across the country were 29 per cent higher than turnout during the 2015 federal election. The total ballots cast over the four-day period reached an estimated 4.7 million. Advance polling
The Ontario English Catholic Teacher’s Association announced yesterday they will be conducting a strike vote across the province to oppose the Ford Conservative government’s “reckless cuts,” according to OECTA’s press release. The Catholic teachers’ union say they have received mixed
A pair of MPPs are joining forces to bring an end to the Liberal government’s 2005 ban on pit bull-style dogs. MPPs David Piccini and Rick Nicholls have asked that the ban – put in place after a Toronto man
By Miranda Monahan When travellers decide on where to go, usually crime is a consideration. According to the crime severity index, a tool created by Statistics Canada which measures the crime in a city year to year, Windsor’s crime rate
A hit-and-run stabbing, resulting in death, occurred on Tecumseh Road near McKay Avenue over the weekend, marking the fifth homicide investigation in the region this year. Police responded to reports of the stabbing around 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 19. The
By Miranda Monahan Henry Lau is the conservative candidate running in the riding of Windsor-West. This is not Lau’s first time running for office. He has previously run in municipal, provincial and federal elections. Lau is a former board member
As winter approaches, some Windsorites may want to get some extra layers — but not the kind to combat cold weather. It’s layers of protection — for their vehicles — that might be necessary, as data shows vehicle theft or
It takes millions of dollars. Hundreds of thousands of ballot boxes, forms, pencils and signs. And thousands of employees across the country — but what do those election workers do? With a federal election consuming the country’s attention, Elections Canada
Teajai Travis wasn’t sat down as a child and told stories of his family history — instead, he picked up information from his grandmother by listening to her sing. “A lot of the stories a grandmother would pass down to
CUPE Local 1358, the union representing support workers in area schools, ratified a three-year tentative agreement with education workers Thursday night. Most provinces still have to vote before a Nov. 1 deadline. “Nobody ever wants to strike,” said CUPE Local
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