Windsor Fire and Rescue Services was on scene of a commercial fire at 375 Giles Boulevard East on Sept. 26. Windsor Fire had multiple callers around 7 p.m. On arrival, engine one had heavy smoke and fire coming from the
In the month of September we have gotten a lot of new music from rap artists as well as pop artists. Some of the new music this week includes Young Thug’s new single “Dope boy.” New albums came from Future
A Mini-moon was definitely not on the 2024 bingo card According to a scientific paper written by Dr. Carlos de la Fuente Marcos and Dr. Raul de la Fuente Marcos, published by the American Astronomical Society, Earth will temporarily adopt a
Worshipped by many, mocked by some and enjoyed as an occasional treat by others, pumpkin spice, well, everything, seems to dominate our minds this time of year. Every September, without fail, the social fascination with pumpkin spice emerges. The pumpkin
The Ontario Junior Hockey League Govenor’s showcase is an annual showcase. This opportunity allows all teams and players to play in one location and display their skills, talent and hopefully have a chance to play at a higher level. Scouts
The Connections Early Years Family Centre has completed a five-year plan to renovate their main entrance to provide better accessibility to local families and improve the energy efficiency of the building. Barbara Brown, Executive Director for the Centre, spoke about
By Kenneth Pastushyn Local award-winning filmmaker Michael Stasko’s latest creation is the Vampire Zombies from Space! which will be appearing at this season’s Windsor International Film Festival. (WIFF). Stasko billed it as an “over-the-top-R-rated-comedy” paying tribute to the double creature-feature, drive-in
From hot tea to soft music and there is no shortage of ways to help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep It is the middle of the night: you find yourself in the dark staring at the ceiling, tossing
On Sept. 23, at 6:30 a.m., Lebanon was greeted by the first wave of Israeli air strikes. Since then, they have kept on coming. Destruction is occurring more and more by the hour, as people are forced out of
On Sept. 29, Windsorites will walk in unity to raise awareness for suicide. Meeting at the St. Clair College Sportsplex at 8:30 a.m., local community members will have the opportunity to walk a two or five-kilometer route to promote suicide
Electronic Arts (EA) who is the creator of the hit video game called “The Sims” is now producing a movie based on the game. The Sims is a series of simulations where you control your Sims character, customize houses, talk
On the morning of Sept. 27, the acting world lost a legend. It had been announced that British born actor, Dame Maggie Smith, had died at 89. With her theatre career beginning at just 17 years old, Smith’s popularity took
The Windsor Police Service has collaborated with community stakeholders to offer real-time support to intimate partner violence (IPV) victims. Earlier this year, Windsor Police launched the IPV Early Intervention and Prevention Program. This program aims to identify victims of non-physical
On Sept. 25, the Ontario Hockey League’s regular season kicked off with a thriller game. The underdog Windsor Spitfires faced off against the CHL’s reigning Memorial Cup champions, the Saginaw Spirit. The Spirit celebrated their championship Wednesday night by raising
Hackforge is a community based out of Windsor and Essex County that aims to be a place where those interested in technology, ranging from professionals to newcomers, can come together in Southwestern Ontario. Just recently, they held a launch event,
A goose feather sits at the Windsor riverfront at sunset, summer days are leaving
The grand opening of the Windsor in Focus: Forty Years Through the Lens of Nick Brancaccio took place at the Chimczuk Museum on Saturday, Sept. 14. “It’s the longest and largest display of Windsor Star photos in the history of
Dubbed ‘The Japanese Babe Ruth’ by MLB recruiters, the global baseball phenom is locked in the City of Angels for the next 10 years after agreeing to a contract worth over $700 million. The Dodgers currently sit first place in
In the world we live in today, a million things could lead to economic distress, whether it be poverty, conflict, or natural disasters. While all these causes are valid, there is one that has a ripple effect. These are the
Frustration on the roads is rising among Windsor drivers as collision rates increase in the city. According to statistics from Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) 44 per cent of all emergency department visits are caused by motor vehicle collisions. A Crosstown
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