A group of local creative women took the opportunity to share their stories and speak about their craft to honour International Women’s Day. Authors and publishers came together March 5 at Biblioasis bookstore to support and encourage each other. They
The Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario took part in a National Day of Action against threats to public education Feb. 28. ETFO members all wore red, displaying ETFO logos and signs as they enter schools and engage in social media
The Windsor Fiat Chrysler Automobiles assembly plant announced the elimination of its third shift on Feb. 27. The company will run two shifts starting June 29. According to UNIFOR, the decision will eliminate approximately 1,500 jobs. The company said that
More often than not, it is said that people shy away from the truth which to a great extent has become their reality. It becomes easier to be in denial when you become vulnerable to something out of your control.
Windsor Goodfellows launched their annual holiday newspaper drive Thursday morning hoping for generosity at local intersections. Volunteers hit the streets for donations on Thursday, Friday and Saturday by selling the Goodfellows special edition newspaper. President of the Goodfellows, Gilbert Barrichello,
The Windsor Police Service Major Crimes Branch is investigating a violent home invasion. Police say the invasion occurred Nov. 21, at approximately 3:15 p.m. in the 1500 block of Francois Road. They responded for a report of a break and
It’s been 13 days since a garage fire at Westcourt Place forced people from their homes. More than 200 tenants have been out the building due to a lack of hydro, water and heat. According to a Nov. 22 post
A small house in the 1100 block of Wellington Avenue was destroyed after a fire broke out in a basement bedroom. According to Windsor Fire Services, the fire broke out Saturday morning in Windsor’s west end. The cause of the
A pedestrian has died after being struck by a vehicle on Howard Avenue Sunday night. The collision happened on Howard Avenue near Logan Avenue around 7:00 p.m. Nov. 24. A tweet posted by Windsor police says the injured man was
The Windsor International Film Festival and local community partners unveiled WIFF Alley Nov. 1. The alley, located in front of Phog Lounge along University Avenue W. was beautified by artists Denial Bombardier, Derkz, and Kristina Bradt. WIFF executive director Vincent Georgie said the transformation of WIFF Alley happened organically.
Hopeful federal leaders will take to the stage tonight for the English language debate which will be play an essential role to Canada’s federal election. The two hours debate is divided into five segments which includes: Affordability. Environment and energy.
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