With zombies becoming more popular every day, The Walking Dead takes a new look at the zombie genre. Maureen Mariampillai talks with Mike-EL of Border City Comics in the first episode of Comix Crossover. [embedplusvideo height=”281″ width=”450″ standard=”http://www.youtube.com/v/5d87nI18SZA?fs=1″ vars=”ytid=5d87nI18SZA&width=450&height=281&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=0&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=¬es=” id=”ep1919″
Stress getting to you? Courtney Turnbull talks about what foods can help or hinder your stress levels on this week’s Health Minute. [embedplusvideo height=”281″ width=”450″ standard=”http://www.youtube.com/v/QggPkj8Htpc?fs=1″ vars=”ytid=QggPkj8Htpc&width=450&height=281&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=0&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=¬es=” id=”ep5746″ /]
By Jolene Perron An Amherstburg resident has taken Easter egg painting to a new level with an old tradition. Margaret Walschots, 62, has decorated eggs for 10 years based on a Ukrainian tradition called Pysanky. The eggs are decorated to
Harrow High School students will no longer be bussed to General Amherst High School or Kingsville District High School for extracurricular activities or courses beginning September 2014. On March 13, the Greater Essex County District School Board voted to end
By Sean Previl The Windsor Police Service are asking for assistance in identifying two suspects involved in a robbery. Officers attended a convenience store in the 3900 block of Wildwood Drive the evening of March 24 where a clerk had
We live in an era of constant internet connectivity. Our laptops, mobile devices and soon enough, even our glasses are always online and offer a wealth of knowledge and entertainment. However, this constant connection doesn’t always play out well for
By Sean Previl A man has been pronounced dead in Windsor after a stabbing incident. Windsor Police Service attended a residence in the 1500 block of Aubin Road, where they found an injured man. John Jubenville, 52, was transferred to
Editorial Readers Digest has ranked Windsor the fifth best place in Canada to raise a family. It praised Windsor’s low cost of living, number of social groups for mothers and low infant mortality rates. But Windsor has much more to
by Sean Previl A Windsorite is getting the chance to have her name nationally known as she competes for a job with MuchMusic Canada. Lauren West was announced as part of the top 40 for MuchMusic’s VJ Search 2013 the
By Sean Previl Several witnesses involved in a 2009 rape case took the stand March 21 providing information about one of the complainants’ visit to a sexual abuse treatment centre following the alleged assault. The witnesses taking the stand was
By Sean Previl Windsor Police Service is participating in a global social media initiative. The first Global Police Tweet-a-Thon took place March 22 with more than 250 police agencies from 10 countries. “It’s a remarkable opportunity for communities, not only
By: Adam D’Andrea According to a recent study, Windsor may be shedding its reputation as “Sin City”. Reader’s Digest Canada has named Windsor the fifth best Canadian city in which to raise a family. The Digest listed the low cost
By Kenton Wolfe The best and perhaps only way to describe the Windsor Spitfires current situation is utterly atrocious. Missing the playoffs for the first time since 2007, this edition of the Spitfires is as confusing as it is depressing.
By Tom Morrison The new music director of the Windsor Symphony Orchestra plans to improve relationships and create new ones to ensure a vital future for the organization. Robert Franz was named the new conductor of the WSO Feb. 26
By Tom Morrison The University of Windsor’s writer-in-residence wants creative writing students to have a better sense of community after his term finishes at the end of March. Phil Hall, an award-winning poet, has been the university’s writer-in-residence since the
By Richard Dawes It is with the help of the community that members of a local charity can participate in music therapy. The staff and clients of Harmony in Action hosted a concert and pasta dinner to raise money for
An all-new, original play is opening this week in a unique location in Windsor. United We Fall was penned by local playwright Talish Zafar and produced by Angelica Haggert. Zafar also serves as the play’s director. “The space that we’re
This week’s local news, sports and weather. Stories include Windsor parkour, a community kitchen and Windsor’s writer-in-residence. [podcast]/radio/MNR Broadcast 7 March 22.mp3[/podcast] Producer: Klay Coyle Associate Producer: Madison Jean Host: Rob Benneian Weather: Jill Thompson Sports: Kenton Wolfe
EDITORIAL What do Bryan Berard, Manny Malhotra and Marc Staal have in common? Their names are the rallying cry of the “pro-visor” movement in hockey. Staal is just the latest in a seemingly never-ending list of players who have suffered
By Kenton Wolfe Their season may have come to a disappointing end, but that didn’t stop the Windsor Spitfires from giving back to the community. Several members of the team traded their hockey sticks for microphones, giving advice and preaching
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