This year RibFest was bigger and better than ever. The event, which started back in 1996, has grown into one of Windsor’s favorite traditions, celebrating its 28th year of bringing mouthwatering barbecue to the people. Ribfest draws the attention of
During an undercover operation the Windsor Police Service and Ontario Provincial Police arrested four individuals for allegedly seeking sex with underage girls. In the past months, members of Windsor Police and Ontario Provincial Police intelligence team led joint Forces Strategy
Last week, Amherstburg Sgt. Matt Capel-Cure received a Windsor Police Service Award of Valour for his courageous actions last summer. In June 2023, Sgt. Capel-Cure arrived first on scene where a motorist had crashed into a residential home and struck
After a semester filled with challenges and victories, students at St Clair College have successfully completed their 1st semester in Media Convergence. The Media Convergence program is known for its innovative course of study which prepares students for careers in
Today a spectacular and rare celestial event is set to unfold over North America. As the Moon aligns between Sun and the Earth, a total Solar Eclipse will be clearly visible in Ontario for the first time Since 1979.
The Windsor Police Service has arrested three males for breaking and entering at an east end elementary school. On April 6, at midnight officers were alerted to the break in 8400 block Cedarview St. Suspects attempted to flee after
Nearly $400,000 has been paid to two men who served as Windsor’s Top bureaucrat, according to the province’s latest sunshine list. That was less than what the city’s taxpayers had to pay for two chief administrative officers the year before,
Wages are increasing from $16.65 to $17.30 per hour effective April 1, 2024. This adjustment is to combat the rise in Canada’s inflation of 3.9 per cent. The government has increased minimum wages by almost $1 in October 2023. An
Windsor Police have arrested two teenagers related to a group assault on an autistic teen outside Devonshire Mall on March 9. Police officials with the members of the Problem Oriented Policing Unit arrested two 14-year old youth in connection to
Students at St Clair college came together for their graduation ceremony. The 56th Convocation ceremony was held at the Chrysler Theatre, last week. The convocation Ceremony was hosted by prominent college president Dr. Patricia France, she will retire late end
Windsor City Council has pledged to build 13,000 homes by the year 2031. According to the provincial housing tracker tool, the city has only started 346 homes in 2023. The city’s Commissioner of Economic Development says internal data shows the
In a dazzling ceremony held last night, the 2024 Grammy Awards showcased magnificent talent and unforgettable moments in the heart of the fans. Phoebe Bridgers had the most wins, with four trophies (three with her band). Taylor Swift made
On Feb. 2 City of Windsor Finalized 2024 Budget at 3.91 per cent Tax Levy Increase. This is below the average rate of inflation and down from last year’s 4.48 per cent. The budget will pay down legacy debt, increase
The City Council of Windsor held a special meeting considering Operating & Capital Recommended Budgets at 10 a.m. in City Hall Square, Windsor. As the last budget shows the increase in tax of 3.93 per cent. According to Mayor
In a remarkable display of determination and creativity, students from St Clair College are creating excitement while they carefully get ready for their first webcast, which will launch today on Jan. 29. This innovative project, driven by a group of
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