By Danielle Gagnier Windsorites braved the cold to help The Downtown Mission raise 80 per cent of their goal following their fifth annual walk-a-thon. The Coldest Night of the Year is the main fundraising event for The Downtown Mission. Participants walk
By Danielle Gagnier Windsorites got their palms read and fortunes told at the Windsor Psychic Expo this January. Over 30 different exhibitors set up booths at the Caboto Club Jan. 27 to 29. The expo has been travelling to cities all
By Danielle Gagnier Windsor SOUP partnered with St. Clair College and Walkerville Brewery for their micro-funding dinner on Nov. 27. Windsor SOUP is organized by Enactus Windsor. They hold monthly micro-funding dinners and bring the community together to hear about
By Danielle Gagnier “Light turns the ordinary into the magical.” -Trent Parke Light is everything in photography. From shadows to highlights and everything in between, it is the one thing that affects everything in a photo. Controlling your light source
By Danielle Gagnier Composition is key when taking a good picture. Manipulating objects in your photography is an easy way to jazz up your pictures, especially if certain lenses are out of your price range. Studying your surroundings and using
By Danielle Gagnier Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Whether it is picking out a person from a crowd because their beauty makes your heart skip a beat, or looking at photographs and zoning in on one that
By Danielle Gagnier Mayors in Windsor and Tecumseh declared a State of Emergency on Thursday after massive amounts of rainfall. Both Mayor Gary McNamara and Mayor Drew Dilkens made their declarations in the afternoon on September 29 after close to
By Danielle Gagnier A recent unscientific survey shows some people believe sleeping schedules are linked to a person’s mental and physical health.
By Danielle Gagnier Owners of a local brewery are celebrating American National Beer Day. Walkerville Brewery invited Windsorites to the brewery for the release of their Easy Stout 365 beer that was available on tap only on April 7. They
By Danielle Gagnier Two local grocers are offering a click and collect service allowing shoppers to purchase their groceries online and pick them up without having to leave the comfort of their car. Employees at Zehrs in Tecumseh and Malden
By Danielle Gagnier Local entrepreneurs are gaining momentum in the business world. Tina Thomas is the owner of her own weight loss company, Lose Weight With Tina. She started the company on her own in September 2014 and holds weekly
By Danielle Gagnier The University of Windsor’s DNA water testing research project received a $500,000 grant to fund their research. With the grant coming from the National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada, the money was given to
By Danielle Gagnier A Windsor entrepreneur is selling one-of-a-kind chocolate and sharing his profits with the hungry. Johnny Oran, the co-owner of Licia Ruby Food Company, creates unique and “highly addictive” chocolate bars. His homemade, roasted white chocolate bars are
By Danielle Gagnier Tecumseh town council members are talking about the idea of building a new multi-use SportsPlex in Tecumseh, but the final decision to proceed with the project could take a number of months. The complex was one of
By Danielle Gagnier Students in two buildings at the University of Windsor were told to evacuate after a bomb threat was reported. Erie Hall and Lambton Tower were evacuated at approximately 2 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 12 after a bomb
By Danielle Gagnier While he was growing up, Daniel Ethier’s favourite holiday was Halloween and on the Halloween before he died, he carved 15 pumpkins on his own. Since his death from osteosarcoma in 2013 when he was 14,
By Danielle Gagnier The upcoming election has two students thinking about what they want for the future. Max Toulouse, 18, and Spencer Virtue, 18, are both able to vote for the first time and plan on voting in the Canadian
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