New life is being put into an old building that has been closed for decades. The Michigan Central Station is a historic landmark located in Detroit’s Corktown neighbourhood. The station was built in 1913 and trains would run in and
This week I wanted to show you some lesser-known movies about teachers. Only The Strong The main hero of this story was a part of a military elite group. He spent years out of his hometown and was living in
High school students from across Ontario participated and showcased their brilliance in science, technology, engineering, and math at the St. Denis Centre this weekend. The sharpest young brains from 34 schools came together to compete in thrilling qualifying bouts. “This
Easter eggs rained down at the Vollmer Culture and Recreation Complex bringing together hundreds of local children. Despite the chilly weather, families gathered for the big helicopter drop in LaSalle on March 30. About 25,000 colorful toy eggs were released
The Windsor Police are looking for two suspects who used a stolen truck for an attempted break-and-enter in East Windsor on March 20. Around 3:30 a.m., at a business in the 1100 block of Lauzon Rd police responded to a
Daniel Young, a 68-year old has been arrested by the Windsor Police Service for allegedly making death threats against Mayor Drew Dilkens. On March 27, The Mayor’s office received a phone call from Young making threats against the Mayor. The
After an incident in Windsor’s west end, Windsor Police have opened a suspicious person investigation. A little after 3 p.m. on March 27, authorities were summoned to a home in the 1400 block of Partington Ave. Officers discovered during their
Two more suspects have been arrested in connection to assaulting a teen with autism. Another 12-year-old boy and a 13-year-old boy, surrendered to the police March 27 in relation to an assault that took place at a bus depot. On
Nearly $400,000 has been paid to two men who served as Windsor’s Top bureaucrat, according to the province’s latest sunshine list. That was less than what the city’s taxpayers had to pay for two chief administrative officers the year before,
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