by Fabricio Rivera-Paz A local entrepreneur has found a way to motivate Windsorites to donate water to Flint, Michigan. Owner of Exclusive Fashions Carlos Puckerin, has organized a foundation called The Flex Foundation. The foundation is donating water to Flint,
by Aaron Agorilla The City of Windsor plans to begin the construction of a new city hall later this year. The design work is near completion and construction is set to begin early May. Project administrator Al-Yassiri says he believes
The University of Windsor is preparing to release its official Sexual Assault Policy by the end of next month. The policy’s main focus is the misconceptions and myths around sexual assault and states “these myths downplay the seriousness of sexual
The new Call of Duty game is appealing to a general gaming audience but some are worried it isn’t bringing anything new to the table. The newest game release, Call of Duty: Black Ops III, is on track to have
She is the president and CEO of Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare, a nurse by trade and at heart, a business woman and the go to person for many of her employees. But most importantly, Janice Kaffer is a grandma. When it
Dinner raises funds for young people in need Windsor’s low unemployment has been a hard hit to many in the area, especially youth living on their own. An event was held by public relations students from St. Clair College
Your classic hero with a new twist Nintendo’s bestselling tunic-clad hero is back in his newest adventure, Tri Force Heroes. At least, it may be him. The newest installment in the Legend of Zelda series features a group known as
Link – the true Hero of Time One of the more respected characters in video game history, the Hero of Time, seems to be much more than that to many people – specifically gamers. Link, the original make-your-own-adventure, green-tunic wearing
“Autobots, roll out!” It’s here. It’s been a long time coming for Transformers fans everywhere and Hasbro has delivered with its newest next-gen video game installment – Transformers Devastation. A lot of skepticism and doubt has fallen into the Transformers
It’s not just a collection representing technological advancement Starting a collection is something anyone can do. Having a collection worth bragging about is a feat not many can muster. One of the biggest, uprising collection fads in the world is
By Caleb Workman “eSports becoming a global phenomenon” Video gamers don’t often claim to follow well-known major league sports but Cineplex Odeon Corporation has made a move they might like. Cineplex recently invested US $15 million to acquire the assets
By Todd Shearon Staff Reporter Avenging a championship series loss from only a few months ago, the Integrity Amherstburg Admirals added to their undefeated season by blanking the Essex 73’s in a rematch of last season’s Great Lakes Jr. C.
Journalists of the MediaPlex recognized for accomplishments Family, friends and guests from the media recognized the young journalists of the MediaPlex at Place Concorde on April 16. Awards were given to the journalists for a variety of categories including print,
Canadian Cancer Society looks to match last year’s $64,665 Cancer survivors and volunteers will be helping the local cancer society raise money as its annual daffodil sale gets underway. Members of the cancer society and volunteers will be selling daffodil
Caleb Workman Converged Citizen Staff Event held by local youth raises $8,000 A local band performed their first show at Johnny Shotz in Tecumseh on April 11. Disaster Strike, a band with members from Windsor and Essex County, joined the Music
Managing your money is possible – even as a student Many young people say they struggle with finances due to the expenses they encounter, especially as students. The word budget is an intimidating word and many seem to think of
By Caleb Workman School holds assembly to show people with autism aren’t much different “Inside, I’m just like you,” is a new motto adopted by Holy Cross Catholic Elementary School after the recent World Autism Awareness Day. Some students in
By Caleb Workman Family enjoys time spent with wildlife A LaSalle local went as far south as one could go to discover a new side of nature. Wildlife photographer Jason Telasco spent his Christmas vacation on the Falkland Islands, off
By Caleb Workman LaSalle recreational teams have been pushing to improve the lifestyles of residents in the community with programs, activities and food. People from LaSalle and its surrounding areas have come together for a six-week time period to
By Caleb Workman Six LaSalle Public School students have raised almost $200 for early childhood cancer by making rainbow loom jewelry. Aubryn Boivert and her five
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