Reading is good for your brain, but when you can’t get together with friends and discuss that favourite character’s death, you are left unsatisfied. You are also left to fend for yourself when it comes to studying. Due to COVID-19, the St.
Bell Let’s Talk Day took place on Jan. 28. This day is observed annually to raise awareness about mental health issues and is organized by Bell Canada. The event focuses on four key pillars: Fighting the stigma, improving access to care, supporting world-class research and leading by example in
Shoes have always been a fashion statement for many people, but, for indigenous people, shoes are also a symbol of cultural pride. Rock Your Mocs is a week-long event where indigenous people can show off their moccasins in any
North Star Cheer is Windsor’s only cheer team, open since 2006. Owned and coach by Cheri McCurdy-Ducre and Linda McCurdy, they not only teach cheerleading but also teamwork and dedication, according to their website. Even the name has a story. “I considered a number of
A local man wants to bring Indigenous culture to Windsor with unique cuisine. Native Wonders Gourmet Grub on Ottawa St. serves indigenous staple foods and Canadian dishes. Right next to the food area is Native Wonders Gifts and Gallery, so you can have a bite to
A new documentary about the impact of plastic in the environment will be screened at the Capitol Theatre Tuesday, March 3. The Detroit River Canadian Cleanup (DRCC) will be hosting the film. A Plastic Ocean is a documentary about
Jan. 29 was Bell Let’s Talk day, but that does not mean the conversation about mental health needs to stopーthe president of the St. Clair College Student Representative Council encourages students to always seek help in a mental health
Attendance Affects Marks Students at St. Clair College MediaPlex find plenty of excuses to miss class, but professors don’t take any of them, and students who attend class regularly don’t take them either. Kyla Kjarsgaard-Stiers, a first-year Travel and
The Downtown Mission of Windsor plans to move to the Windsor Public Library building to better serve guests comfortably. Its current building, located on Victoria Avenue, can no longer handle the number of guests who come in daily. Rushkini Ponniah-Goulin,
A vegan potluck dinner brought many vegans to Optimist Park Monday evening to celebrate Thanksgiving without animal products. Meaghan Marton, 26, hosted about 45 people for dinner, completely without animal products. This was Marton’s fifteenth vegan potluck this year.
Federal Liberal candidate Sandra Pupatello brought attention to her campaign during Open Streets last Sunday by setting up a booth in the Ouellette and University Ave. area. Pupatello’s appearance caught the attention of many participating in Open Streets. “A lot
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