By David Lafreniere An unscientific, online survey of 50 single women aged 19 to 29 asked them to anonymously answer questions about their attitudes about themselves while out clubbing. An additional 20 women were asked the same questions in person
By David Lafreniere When it looked like there was no more room they kept coming until about 25,000 people stood shoulder to shoulder to commemorate and honour those who defined a nation 100 years ago. It was sunny and warm
By David Lafreniere A management consultant from Windsor, who has been working for a client in the southern part of the U.S. for more than two and a half years, has had her three-year NAFTA work permit revoked. The woman
By David Lafreniere The decline of traditional media, looking for news to support a view and the rise of fake news pose a growing threat to our democracy, according to a new report. The Shattered Mirror: news, democracy and trust
By David Lafreneire Panelists challenged the stereotypical views of a black man during a discussion at Afrofest last week. What is the image of a black man? was the provocative title of a seminar held during the festival. Afrofest is
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has avoided making negative remarks about U.S. President Donald Trump, but the same cannot be said for a Windsor city councillor with a Twitter account. Voicing a strong opinion about what he believes is Trump’s ambition,
A representative of the Ontario government was in Windsor Monday night for continued public consultation into the idea of a cash transfer for low and no income people with no strings attached. The idea of a guaranteed basic income will
A custom tailor with experience working for some of the biggest fashion houses in Europe has set up shop in Windsor. Windsor native Lazaros Dimitriou, 40, started his career working for fashion stores at Devonshire Mall. His work with Aldo
A home owner with a house worth $150,000 will see their property taxes go up about $45 this year after Windsor city council approved the 2017 budget at Monday night’s marathon council meeting. The meeting which lasted more than 11
By David Lafreniere A man is dead after being hit by a Via Rail passenger train just east of Banwell Road in Tecumseh Thursday afternoon. Police and the coroner are investigating and the name of the man is not being
By Lt-Col. David Lafreniere (ret’d) At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the cannon roared and silence fell at the Windsor cenotaph marking a moment of remembrance. The Remembrance Day memorial service at City Hall
ByLt.-Col. David Lafreniere (Ret’d) This year’s Remembrance Day memorial service will be a moving acknowledgement of the service and sacrifice of those who have secured freedom and peace. A retired local business man, a First Nations singer and an ‘80s
By Lt.-Col. David Lafreniere (ret’d) Canada’s top special forces commander has been found guilty for the unauthorized firing of his assault rifle while visiting troops in Northern Iraq. Last week, Major-General Michael Rouleau took responsibility for his “negligent discharge” at
By Lt.-Col. David Lafreniere (ret’d) Students at St. Anne Catholic High School walked out of their school Friday in solidarity with striking support staff. Gathering in a park near St. Anne, students raised signs and chanted “Go back to negotiation
OXFORD, U.K. Oct. 9 – Remarks about women that are more in tune with a ’60s Bond movie has more than just Americans tuning in to the U.S. presidential debates. Although she hasn’t been following the U.S. presidential election, Ksenia
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