It’s the little things that make the difference: sleeping, eating, shopping like any other human being. Free from terror. But while the arrival of so many Syrian refugees to Windsor ended their suffering, it also marked the beginning of new
The following is a storify exercise aggregating social media reaction to an exclusive report from the Financial Times. It says Trump has said he would deal with North Korea with or without China’s help. Trump said during an interview with
A new program for adult supervision and care that started last fall is giving caregivers in Windsor a break. Last Saturday, the operations of Dignified Day hosted an open house to get the word out about their adult day-away
People in one Windsor neighborhood say they are being targeted by vandals. Four residents found their tires slashed on Church Street around 2:30 a.m. on Feb 20, according to Margelaina Gagne, a house owner on the street. One home owner
Fences along Riverside Drive should be upgraded to have more curb appeal, according to Coun. Irek Kusmierczyk. Fences alone Riverside Drive should be upgraded in a more pleasing way, according to one Windsor city councillor. Coun. Irek Kusmierczyk thinks the
Brews and running shoes, an unlikely combination for most. For Windsor resident Corey Bellemore, however, he found a way to combine both of these passions. The beer mile is an event where contestants drink four beers while running four laps
by Cici Deng The CP Rail Yard on Janette Ave. was packed with hundreds of people waiting for this year’s Holiday Train. The train arrived at around 4:15 p.m. and was decorated with different Christmas characters and snowflakes with colorful
Windsor is expected to accommodate 900 refugees this year, about four times more than in most years. “Last year, a regular year, we received approximately 250 people,” said Marcela Diaz with the Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County. “This
Unifor and Catholic School have reached a tentative deal. The deal was reached on Nov. 17 and will affect 370 custodians, secretaries, and office and clerical staff. Unifor and Representative from the Ministry of Education discussed the deal for a
After a shocking video of a man abusing a dog was sent to the Windsor Police Services, a Windsor man was charged with causing unnecessary pain, suffering or injury to an animal. He had sent the video to a family
Santa will be arriving at the Devonshire Mall on Dec. 3 just in time for the Christmas Season. His chopper is scheduled to touch down in the mall parking lot at 11 a.m. So parents and children who want to
For the first time in the history of FINA world swimming championships, 3D gifts will be distributed to the winners instead of medals. The 13th edition of the FINA championship will attract the world’s best swimmers from more than 175
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