Canadian indie rock band The Rural Alberta Advantage returned to Windsor to headline Phog Phest 4 on Sept. 15. The headliner began an hour-long set at 11 p.m. in the converted parking lot next to Phog Lounge on Victoria Avenue.
By Jolene Perron Three local high school girls had their vision realized on the big screen at St. Clair Centre for the Arts on Sept. 26 during the debut of their music video “Rise Up.” Devon Paolini, 18, started the
With two years left in the “Six Pillar Program,” council now focuses on connecting the riverfront to the downtown core. Windsor’s Executive Council met Sept. 24, 2012 to discuss what actions they will take next from their six pillar program
MNR Broadcast 2 This weeks Local News, Weather and Sports. This week features include reporter Rob Benneian talking with NFL Columnist John Kryk surrounding the recent problems with NFL replacement referees. Plus a report from Entertainment Columnist Murad Erzinclioglu. [podcast]/radio/MNR Broadcast 2 sept28.mp3[/podcast]
By Maciejka Gorzelnik When most people were still snuggled up in bed on Sept. 21 five people stood outside Best Buy on Walker Road anxiously awaiting the release of the iPhone 5. In larger cities, these crowds were much larger.
By Maciejka Gorzelnik For years women worldwide have feared being called a “slut” but recently many have been wearing that badge with pride. Windsor’s second Slutwalk was held Sept. 22. A group of about 50 men and women marched through
By Hailey Trealout Cold weather could not keep the Windsor Regiment from training the weekend of Sept. 21-23. Their excitement about the weekend was evident as the troops boarded the bus and left from the Major F.A. Tilston V.C. Armoury,
By: Mitchell Brandner The Windsor Spitfires improved their record to 2-1-0 Sept. 27 when they beat the Kitchener Rangers at the WFCU Centre for their first home win of the season. Windsor got on the board early when Chris Marchese
Dogs and their owners strutted their stuff down the runway on Sept. 14 for Doggy Style, Windsor’s first dog fashion show in support of the Windsor/Essex County Humane Society. Organizer and local philanthropist, Jill Thompson, said dog fashion is quickly
by Rob Benneian Fines for parking violations in Windsor are set to increase Oct. 1, marking the city’s first fine increase since 2004. Per a City of Windsor news release, fines will increase from $15 to $17 for parking violations
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The Windsor AKO Fratmen were defeated 20-17 by the London Beefeaters at Windsor Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 22. The Fratmen led from their first offensive drive, which culminated in a touchdown grab by Shane Stadey, until the final minutes of
by Mitchell Brandner The Windsor Spitfires played host to the Owen Sound Attack in their season opener Thursday night. Windsor lost 6-1 in a game where the Spitfires could not stay out of the penalty box. The first period ended
by Rob Benneian Ty Bilcke could cost the Windsor Spitfires a lot of money this season. The Ontario Hockey League announced a new rule Sept. 20 designed to curb fighting. Any player who accumulates more than 10 fights will earn
On the eve of the 2012-13 season, the Ontario Hockey League implemented a rule change aimed at curbing fights. OHL commissioner David Branch, 63, announced Sept. 19 that players who fight more than 10 times over the course of the
by Rob Benneian Members of the Windsor Spitfires were on-hand at Dirty Jersey’s on Tecumseh Road Sept. 17. Rookie goaltender Jordan DeKort showed diners to their seats, while alternate-captains Patrick Sieloff, Kerby Rychel and Brady Vail helped the service
By Kenton Wolfe It seemed all too fitting when Saverio Posa, then-alternate captain of the Windsor Spitfires, took a seat in front of the “Wall of Captains” at the WFCU Centre following a 4-3 shootout loss to the Niagara IceDogs
by Rob Benneian It’s a rare occurrence when a football game parallels an Elton John song.
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