Growing concern over leash-less dogs in Windsor has provoked crackdown on city bylaws, but some owners feel the issue itself does not warrant such action. After attacks by an Anatolian Shepherd resulting in the deaths of at least two
A Windsor municipal tenant said he believes his landlord is not taking enough responsibility in the maintenance of his apartment. Jacob Caron, a 22-year-old Windsorite, said he is concerned about the building conditions he’s living in. Fungi, rodents and black
The giant cathedral-like church echoes the bouncing syllables as Windsor Downtown Mission’s new director of development throws her audience a barrage of fact after fact. The audience is made up of delegates from Leadership Windsor-Essex, who try to pepper questions
In the midst of religious extremism, ignorance-based xenophobia and confusion about the relationship between religion and politics, several religious and spiritual heads showed mutual respect and understanding at a recent conference in Windsor. At the annual event “Is compassion possible
Celebrating the new moon, a group of Windsorites gathered to collaboratively activate and appreciate Mahatma Power, described by some of its followers as “the highest power on the planet.” Gathering at the White Feather Holistic Arts Centre on Ottawa Street,
In the wake of its 10-year anniversary, a Christian private school in Staples will be holding a Thanksgiving dinner fundraiser, which officials say they need to keep the school running. Christian Fellowship Learning Centre, a private school located on
Opinion in Windsor shows support for Pope Francis’s decision to address political issues in his recent speech to the U.S congress. By addressing issues like climate change and the Syrian refugee crisis, the Pope is continuing the church’s history
Bylaws on sidewalk bicycling in Leamington may not be hitting home for migrant workers, who reportedly have been biking at dangerous speeds down Erie St. These bylaw infractions have resulted in a number of accidents in the town’s downtown
By David Dyck Under the slogan “Our kids, our choice, one size does not fit all,” more than 100 parents rallied against the new Ontario sexual education curriculum on Tuesday, April 8. Standing outside the Eye on Video store on
by David Dyck The Internet and growing tolerance both have their part in the creation of the new sex education curriculum, but parents also have been part of its advent. According to professors and social workers, the need for
By David Dyck In the continuing observation of Black History Month, authors from Windsor, Fayetteville, Ga., New York and Easton, Pa. took part in an event to celebrate multiculturalism, diversity and Canada’s past. Taking the slogan “Literacy makes the
By David Dyck Leamington residents were able to skate for free at the Leamington Kinsmen Recreation Complex on Family Day. Visitors coming to the complex,
Student teachers at the University of Windsor will spend three weeks in April bringing the twenty-first century Canadian school to Tanzanian orphans who are thirsty for knowledge. Heading to Tanzania’s “forgotten city” Singida, 18 volunteers will spend their time
By David Dyck On the final day of Alzheimer Awareness Month, visitors to Devonshire Mall were given a chance to understand the regular trials experienced by Windsor’s older adults. Participants were given common tasks to complete including folding laundry and
Public Relations students are planning a floor hockey game to be hosted at the St.Clair College. The game will be held on Nov. 1 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., with St. Clair College athletes competing against media figures from
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