Students were offered a chance to network and learn from experts in their field when the St. Clair College Genesis Entrepreneurship Centre celebrated Global Entrepreneurship Week with a lunch and learn session. Students were welcome to watch four local
There are 130 people set to attend the Motown Christmas Musical at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum this December. The concert will feature performances by TJN Experience and the Black Kids in Action Performing Arts program. Motown music is a
The importance of a community coming together is shown in Amherstburg year after year around the holidays. With the upcoming Amherstburg Freedom Museum-hosted Christmas concert, along with the town’s Christmas open house and second annual cookie exchange fundraiser,
Adopting a rescue pet can be difficult, especially one the previous owners neglected. The work can be hard, but the results are rewarding. The Windsor and Essex County Humane Society is currently a home for around 500 animals. Out
By Simran Kaur Universal Children’s Day was celebrated at Windsor’s family aquatic complex on Nov. 15. Jennifer Knights, manager of the Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre, Adventure Bay Family Water Park and aquatic services has been working at the
Support can make huge difference to a grieving child. Supporting a child who has lost an important person in their life can be as simple as taking them to a place where they can have some fun. The CMHA-WECB
Civics class in high school helps students learn about Canadian government and elections. Civics is taught in Grade 10 in Ontario and is part of the Canadian and World Studies curriculum which is mandated by the Ministry of Education.
The Windsor International Film Festival is a cultural, not-for-profit organization whose mission is to recognize and celebrate the art of cinema by showcasing Canadian and international films and filmmakers. This year’s festival started in Chrysler Theatre with the movie Invisibles.
The University of Windsor hosted a free public event called 3 Days of Holiday Fun starting Tuesday in the Student Courtyard. The event offered a synthetic ice surface and fun activities. Free skating lasted until 8 p.m. each of the
Promising students’ education would not be impacted, 83,000 elementary school teachers began a work-to-rule campaign in Ontario earlier this week. According to the unions, the students’ learning will not be impacted and there will still be student-related activities approved
Windsor police are continuing their search for a man who disappeared last year. On Nov. 21-22 Windsor Police continued their investigation to find Jerome Allen, 29. Allen was last seen on Oct. 20, 2018 in an alley in Windsor. The
Another male suspect has been caught and arrested in relation to last week’s home invasion in east Windsor. On Nov. 21 around 3:15 p.m. Windsor Police responded to a call they received about a break-in to a property in the
The Greater Essex County District School Board is changing to a reduced single-use plastic mandate after the students at Anderdon Public School asked the board for the change. The school’s eco-team presented the idea before the school board, and
The Chatham Kent public library is cancelling overdue fines in exchange for food donations. Between Nov. 25 and Nov. 30, 2019, the library offers their Food for Fines project. This allows people to hand in nonperishable food items to any
Police responded to a report of multiple shots fired on the 1700 block of Curry Avenue on Fri. Nov, 22 around 7 p.m. Officers arrived to find an unoccupied vehicle was damaged and bullet casings were found on the ground.
A pedestrian was killed on Sunday night in central Windsor. The incident happened on Nov. 24 at approximately 7 p.m on Howard Avenue south of Tecumseh Road East. Paramedics were first on the scene and tending to the victim when
The U.S. Thanksgiving’s Black Friday is widely known as an opportunity for Canadians to get great shopping deals. It was originally called Black Friday because the volume of shoppers created traffic accidents and that sometimes resulted in violence. The first
With the change and development of society, women are playing an increasingly important role in the workplace. Police could cease to be a male-dominated profession if the Windsor Police Service have anything to do with it. To recruit more female
Twigg’s was embraced by the community and almost every night it was filled with laughter and cheers over the night’s hockey game or live music. “It was everybody’s go to like chicken wing night or burger night and after hockey
The dim light sways above, casting down onto the hallway ahead. Brick walls lead the Dejong family toward the large, imposing barred door, flanked by mailbox, a rack of keys and an electrical panel extended from the wall. There are
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