Windsor City Council met Monday night to discuss the proposed $2 million of additional funding for the reconstruction of a marina in the east end of town. Lakeview Park Marina, located on the shoreline of Lake St. Clair in Windsor,
With more than 100,000 people walking through the colourful lights at Jackson Park, Bright Lights Windsor must be one of the things to do this holiday season. Now in its third year, Bright lights will take place from December
Costco Canada is warning consumers about a fraudulent Facebook post. The post is an apparent Costco coupon for $75. It has a link to a third-party website unrelated to Costco. When customers visit the site, they are asked to share
This local ice cream shop is uncertain how business will hold with the onset of colder fall and winter weather. Walkerville Chill, a small ice cream shop located on Wyandotte Street East, has been able to pull sizable crowds since
Attendance Affects Marks Students at St. Clair College MediaPlex find plenty of excuses to miss class, but professors don’t take any of them, and students who attend class regularly don’t take them either. Kyla Kjarsgaard-Stiers, a first-year Travel and
It’s a cozy room, where the smell of stone oven-baked pizza fills the space. Wildly displayed art almost masks each wall entirely. That’s the warmth you are welcomed with when walking into Terra Cottas Pizzeria. This popular restaurant
Autism Ontario organized a special workshop, to help parents be heard by the school board. The Windsor Essex chapter of Autism Ontario organized the session at their center for parents whose children are living with autism. The workshop focused on
Essex Powerlines’ (EPL) recent paperless bill campaign saw customers help donate to children’s coats by signing up for paperless bills. Over an eight-week period, 403 customers signed up for the paperless service and donated a total of $4,030 to Coats
Although Christmas is still a month away, there are several Christmas events in Windsor. Hundreds of runners dressed up as Santa Claus took to the streets of Amherstburg Saturday, to raise funds for the Essex Region Conservation Foundation. The Super
The Kids First Food Bank is a shining example of how much change can happen in one year when the community works together. The Windsor Homes Coalition, which operates the Kids First Food Bank located at 900 Howard Ave. was
Displaced residents at a downtown high-rise are heading into the holiday season with more questions than answers. Westcourt Place tenants have been left temporarily homeless after a car fire erupted last Tuesday, filling the building with smoke and chasing people
Guess who is coming to town? It’s not Mrs. Claus, it’s Miz Cracker. The fifth-place contestant on Rupaul’s Drag Race Season 10 is set to perform at Rockstar Music Hall on Dec 6. Cracker is the drag daughter of Bob
A motor vehicle crashed into Hot-Star Large Fried Chicken, located in the 1700 block of University Avenue West, on Nov. 11. According to Windsor Police, a silver Jeep Liberty hit a light pole and the front of a restaurant. No
Windsor police have asked for the public’s help to identify a woman who was involved in a bank fraud. According to police, a victim reported that they were unable to complete a debit transaction at a bank and their bank
Windsorites are fighting back against Parkinson’s in an unexpected way — boxing. Rock Steady Boxing is a program hosted by Empire Muscle, a local gym located at 295 Crawford Ave. in Windsor. The program started at the end of September
A local cafe is giving young adults in Windsor with developmental differences a chance to work and meet the community. Capaz Cafe opened at 1501 Howard Ave. to serve coffee, candies and baked goods to the Windsor community. “Come in
As the snow begins to fly and stores begin to set up for Christmas, local junior hockey teams are going over their shopping lists in an effort to improve their teams. The LaSalle Vipers sit fourth place in the Greater
By Kenneth Pastushyn The Windsor International Film Festival’s screening of Final Offer included special guests: former Canadian Auto Workers union presidents Buzz Hargrove and Ken Lewenza along with former CAW vice president Gary Parent, who was
The Windsor chief of police Pam Mizuno, along with three police officers talked to first year journalism students at St. Clair College. On November 13, at 9:30 a.m. Mizuno, Sgt. Steve Betteridge, Cst. Talya Natyshak, and Inspector Dan Potvin gave their time talking about protocol
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