The first of its kind in Windsor Yay for Strays, a cat café, first opened its doors originally on Feb. 24. The café not only serves coffee but cat company. The public can relax surrounded by friendly felines. Owner Chantelle
The annual ‘Tender Loving Care’ TLC Animal Aid fundraiser was held at Brimstone Games, a charity which fosters and supports the rehoming of animals alongside spreading awareness and educating the public. On Nov. 23 the public were invited to
People with hearing loss will have access to an interpreter in a musical for the first time in Windsor. Windsor Light Music Theatre is taking a progressive step forward this holiday season with their performance of A Christmas Story: the
While the sport of hockey has been in the forefront of Canadian sports-especially in youth athletics, but in recent times the sport has seen a drastic decline in registration the many leagues either merging to stay afloat or folding all
For 21 years November has been a month of mustaches, fundraising and awareness for men’s health all thanks to the MOVEMBER Campaign. MOVEMBER is a charity initiative dedicated to promoting and fundraising for testicular and prostate cancers as well as
Despite the rising concerns of Canadian consumers, shrinkflation is a much more complex issue than one may think. Shrinkflation is a term to describe the inflation of price for a product and the decrease of amount you really get. However,
Employees at a Leamington greenhouse have won an international award. The award is given by the International Fresh Produce Association, which is a large association for the produce industry. Every year they put on a global trade show. It’s the
The LaSalle firefighters and other firefighters in Windsor and Essex Country are running their annual sparky toy drive. This is where people donate toys to families who cannot afford toys for their children. The Sparky toy drive has a lot
The St. Clair Saints football team won their first Canadian Bowl since 1999. Over the past weekend, a massive matchup between the St Clair Saints and the Okanagan Sun, a team from British Columbia, played in the Canadian Bowl. It
Throughout the past several years, Canada has been in a crisis when it comes to being able to provide homes for the population. Over these years, the government has been trying to figure out a plan, but the problem is
On October 17, 2018, the government of Canada legalized the selling of marijuana. URBNBUD, co-owned by Michael Lewis and his family, is just one of more than ten dispensaries that have opened in Windsor since the legalization. To the non-consumer
Journey Tribute band South Detroit played a concert for Childhood Cancer on Nov. 8 The band, titled South Detroit, after the city in Journey’s Don’t Stop Believin,’ were raising money for ChildCan, a childhood cancer charity. The entrance fee was
Windsor Essex County is once again hosting holiday light festivals all over the county, starting from Nov. 15 to Jan. 5. The municipalities of Windsor, Amherstburg, Kingsville, and LaSalle are hosting their versions of the Christmas Light Festival. They are
In downtown Windsor on Ouellette Street there’s a quiet coffee shop. One could be forgiven for not knowing it was there: it doesn’t boast a large sign or recognizable franchise logo, just a little front patio with a few tables
A local doughnut shop said they are making a name for themselves. Torus Doughnuts’ manager Jenna Simms said after only two years of being open, their bakery has been doing very well. Located on Dougall Avenue, the small doughnut shop
Despite economic challenges, a Windsor pawn shop owner says they are still going strong. With the current price of goods and services affecting Canadians from all walks of life, pawn shops can act as valuable outlets for a variety of
On November 1-2, this year’s Marine Career Expo was held at the HMCS Hunter. Recruiters from the Royal Canadian Navy, the Canadian Coast Guard and other Maritime industry employers and institutions attended to inform locals about marine job opportunities. “This
The Windsor Photographer who took an Iconic photo of the ambassador Bridge has an exhibition of his work at a local gallery. On Nov. 9, Stanley Beatty, an international award-winning local photographer, showcased his exhibit to the public at the
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