By Nicole Neuts The Jonas Brothers are not the only band getting back together in 2019. Teaze, a local hard rock band from the 70s, put on a reunion show this past week in Windsor. The Olde Walkerville Theatre was
A teen art show was held at Walkerville Artist’s co-op on Saturday, Feb. 18 to encourage young artists to pursue a creative career. Theresa Tremblay, coordinator of the teen art show and member of Walkerville Artist’s co-op, hopes to see
A community Q&A was held at Hotel Dieu Grace Healthcare about the upcoming construction on the Gordie Howe International Bridge. The event was organized by the Windsor/ Essex Community Benefits Coalition, hoping to provide the answers to the questions from
By Nicole Neuts More than 100 people gathered for a vigil held at Dieppe Park to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women. Sisters in Spirit, a research and educational organization that raises awareness of the violence towards Aboriginal women in
Christian St. Clair College students are meeting on campus weekly as an unratified club, due to St. Clair College Student Council rules. The group, calling themselves Power to Change, are holding inclusive group meet-ups in hopes to better connect with
By: Nicole Neuts Windsor’s newest festival organized by local personal trainer hopes to inspire Essex county residents to make healthier lifestyle choices. Amanda Garant organized the first Windsor Fit Fest coming up at the Serbian Centre on April 14
By Nicole Neuts Patients who rely on medical marijuana will now be able to access it through Shoppers Drug Mart’s online store. The pharmacy chain first applied for a dispensary license through Health Canada in October 2016 and was
By Nicole Neuts A University of Windsor professor is conducting an all-female research study about an often misdiagnosed hormonal disorder. Dr. Kendall Soucie, 35, is a psychology professor at the University of Windsor. She started a research study about polycystic
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