By Richard Riosa Local and provincial politicians are still reeling from the recent announcement of the Heinz plant shutdown in Leamington – and many would like more than a token cheque from the provincial government. The H. J. Heinz
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Live News Update at 1 pm daily on TV Cogeco Windsor.Produced by: Chris Jackman TraceyHosted by: Justin Prince
by Shaneka Williams Despite all the research and efforts to raise awareness about mental health issues, as many as 173,000 young people in Canada will try to take their own lives per year. Although most of them will survive, it’s
by Shaneka Williams The Windsor Express have beaten the Detroit Pistons in the opportunity to host a home game at Caesars Windsor. To enhance their reputation, Windsor’s only professional basketball team is partnering with Caesars Windsor. The Express made the
By Courtney Turnbull Every four years people from around the world come together for the love of sports, and hope to see their country take home the gold. Whether sitting in front of a big screen stuffing your face with
By Sean Previl Despite the efforts of the community, a local public school is closing. Board members of the Greater Essex County District School Board decided Nov. 19 to close Victoria Public School in Tecumseh. Chair of the board Helga
by Shaneka Williams The Windsor Express defeated their playoff rival Island Storm 90-86 Nov. 21 at the WFCU Centre. In the win they picked up their fourth win this season, and now hold a record of 4-2. Express point guard
By Richard Riosa Richard Peddie appeared in Windsor Nov. 21 to discuss his vision for the city. The former CEO of Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment was the guest speaker for the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce’s annual general
By Sean Previl Fans of The Hunger Games can return to the dystopian world of Panem in the latest installment Catching Fire. Things have changed since Katniss’ act of defiance in the previous Games and a rebellion has begun in
By Alissa Murphy Owners of independent retail stores are attempting to revive arts and culture in the heart of downtown Windsor. Sarah De Luca, 55, owner of Full Circle Vintage, a clothing store located on 75 University Ave., has been
By Alissa Murphy Online users and video game consumers enjoyed a 32-hour weekend of constant gaming at the University of Windsor’s CAW student centre Nov. 16. The Local Area Network party was hosted by eSports Gaming Events, a local company
By Y. Murad Erzinclioglu A local fashion designer is giving back to the Windsor-Detroit community with custom-made brassieres. Jill Thompson, 35, began constructing her original handcrafted bras about one year ago. Thompson’s mother, a breast cancer survivor, was participating in
By Adam El-Baba There was nothing but excitement when St. Clair College announced their new head for the Women’s Varsity soccer team, Nov. 20. New coach Steve Vagnini didn’t hesitate to outline his immediate goals to the team. “We are
Live News Update at 1 pm daily on TV Cogeco Windsor.Produced by: Alice HewittHosted by: Adam El-baba
In this segment of Five Minutes With; Richard Riosa sits down with Windsor Essex Hospice Executive Director, Carol Derbyshire.
In this segment of Five Minutes With; Shaneka Williams sits down with the NBL Windsor Express head coach Bill Jones.
Live News Update at 1 pm daily on TV Cogeco Windsor.Produced by: Joe ElliottHosted by: Joe ElliottWeather
Kevin Hamlin talks about the goals for the Univerisity of Windsor Lancers mens hockey team this year.
A break and enter at a local video game store in Windsor caused devastation for consumers, but did not close
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