By Allanah Wills Two local elementary school students are giving back in a big way. St. John Vianney Grade 5 students Ella Mauro and Jada Malott, both 11, are hoping to collect 1,000 cases of water to donate to Flint,
By Allanah Wills Free Film Screening: Project ICE Where: Lakeshore Cinemas When: Feb. 18 at 6:30 pm The Detroit River Canadian Cleanup will be offering a free screening of their film Project: ICE as well as a panel discussion
By Allanah Wills Shirley Valentine at Olde Walkerville Theatre Feb. 11, 12 and 13 Little Shop of Horrors at Kordazone Theatre Feb. 11-14 Funny Friday at Rockhead Pub Feb. 12 Valentine’s Dinner Date Night at Cooper’s Hawk Vineyards Feb. 12
By Allanah Wills The Windsor Public Library is receiving $200,000 in funding from the Ontario government in hopes of making their services more accessible to people living in homelessness and poverty. The funding is part of the Ontario Libraries Capacity
“I hear he plays for three hours straight.” “Last night his set was two and a half hours and he didn’t even take a sip of water.” These were some of the rumours over heard around Joe Louis Arena before
Complied by Allanah Wills The classic animated film will celebrate 26 years since its release on Nov. 17. Based off the 1837 fairytale by Hans Christian Anderson, the film grossed more than $200 million at the box office, won two
By Allanah Wills Fans of The Little Mermaid can look forward to seeing the animated film come to life next month on a Windsor stage. Based on the 1989 Disney blockbuster, Windsor Light Music Theatre will bring the
By Allanah Wills The vice chairman of the Ambassador Bridge Company is blaming the City of Windsor for the bridge’s current condition during a press conference Thursday afternoon. Matt Moroun, son of bridge owner Manuel “Matty” Moroun, called out mayor
What: Jekyll and Hyde Where: E.J. Lajeunesse 600 E.C. Row Ave. W., Windsor When: Oct. 15, 16, 17, 18 Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 8:00p.m. Sunday, 2:00p.m. What: Intimate Mozart Where: The Capitol Theatre 121 University Ave W. Windsor When:
By Allanah Wills With two sons who have autism, a Tecumseh mother is pairing up with a Windsor event planning and production company to merge music with technology in hopes of making a difference. Jessica Szucki, founder of iPads
By Allanah Wills Health care officials in Windsor are seeing a spike in cancer screenings and it is being attributed to Angelina Jolie. The 39-year-old American actress and U.N. ambassador made the decision late last month to have her ovaries
By Allanah Wills and Ashley Ann Mentley The weather is slowly but surely warming up and that can only mean one thing….spring fashion. New York Fashion Week just wrapped up and here is a glimpse of the trends you’ll be
By Allanah Wills A group of Canadian women want to change the way feminine hygiene products are taxed. A petition on change.org, No Tax on Tampons, describes itself as a campaign to get the federal government to remove the GST
By Allanah Wills An illness that once killed many of its victims and was thought to be wiped-out in North America has returned. The measles virus has seen an outbreak in the past few months across North America. According to
By Allanah Wills Film’s biggest night is just around the corner. Amherstburg-born filmmaker Gavin Michael Booth’s latest film The Scarehouse was filmed in Windsor and won “Best Feature” at the New York City Horror Film Festival. Booth breaks down
By Allanah Wills The 57th Annual Grammy Awards was a star-filled evening that featured more performances than there were trophies handed out. English singer Sam Smith dominated the night with four wins including Song of the Year for Stay With
By Allanah Wills Community Care Access Centre nurses are on strike in Windsor and across the province. Almost 3000 nurses from nine different regions hit the picket line on Jan. 30. Using the slogan “forced out for fairness,” they are being
By Allanah Wills Jerry Seinfeld showed Windsor he still knows how to bring the laughs. The popular comedian performed to a packed house of around 6,000 at the WFCU Centre on Jan. 12. His set was opened by fellow comedian
An interactive exhibit that is traveling across Canada has made its way to Essex County. The “It’s an Honour” exhibit celebrates Canada’s National Honours system. A system that was created to award special Canadians for their excellence in various fields
Canadians are going into their 93RD year of wearing lapel poppies as a symbol of Remembrance Day. Across the country war veterans partner with The Royal Canadian Legion to distribute poppies to people in exchange asking for a donation of
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