by Elliott St. Aubin St. Clair College’s volleyball teams both took home the win in their first playoff games of the year. Both the men’s and women’s teams crushed their opponents, not letting them win a single set during the
by Elliot St. Aubin Layan Barakat and Lauryn Bodde held an event they call The Great Story Swap. So how does this event run? Well, you and a friend join a bunch of strangers in writing a story about each
Mario Kart is one of the most popular games ever created. It is so popular, it has bridged the gap between the casual gamer and someone who is more of a hardcore gamer. This year at St. Clair College two
Since the pandemic, college tuition has not changed and some colleges plan to change that. According to statista.com, a website which hosts a variety of statistics, the average student in Ontario has to pay $7, 920 in tuition fees alone
Jackson Park lights up the night with another year of Bright Lights Windsor. This year’s theme is “Where Tradition Shines.” For it they have created a path that will take you through many seasonally themed zones. The zones include the
By Elliott St. Aubin From working part time jobs, to human kinetics, to social services, Alex Monk has done a lot, but some people would say his hardest challenge is his hobby. Monk is a part of an improv comedy
By Elliott St. Aubin The Windsor International Film Festival has become a staple in the Windsor Ontario community dedicated to creating a film geek’s dream year after year. For 18 festivals they have screened some of the best movies ever
By Elliott St. Aubin Windsor Improv Theatre or WIT will be hosting several new shows till the end of this year and into 2024. Improv is a form of performance where the performers have to come up with everything the
By Elliott St. Aubin The hills are alive with the sound of music once again as Windsor Light Music Theatre puts on fan favourite musical The Sound of Music. They will be performing the show at the Chrysler Theatre
By Elliott St. Aubin Windsor International Film Festival is back yet again for their 19th annual festival. After 19 years of dedication to presenting outstanding films year after year, WIFF has become a staple in the Windsor community. This year
by Elliot St. Aubin A food drive was held by the Salvation Army across Windsor and LaSalle to support the homeless population for World Homeless Day. The Salvation Army Windsor Centre for Hope continues to support the community by putting
Some college students have had to cut back on their day-to-day spending since starting college due to the rising cost of living. According to madeinca.ca, a website with studies on how Canadians spend their money, 63 per cent of Canadians
According to Homeless Hub.com, there are at least 251 people experiencing homelessness in Windsor as of 2021. Some downtown business owners feel sympathy for them. “I see them sitting down there, across the street,” said Milad Hourani, the owner of
Young Canadians are not voting in great numbers. Youth voting rates have been declining since the start of the 1990s. They picked up again in 2011 until about 2018, when they peaked and started back on the downward trend. In
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