By Angelica Haggert One of the largest shootings in modern U.S. history took place last night in Las Vegas. The Clark County Fire Department confirmed that more than 500 people have been transported to hospitals and more than 50 people
Windsor City Council held it’s annual operating budget meeting Monday night. The full summary of the budget can be found here:
By Mariah Atherley Ben Johnson, former Windsor spitfire player and New Jersey Devil Prospect, was convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl at a downtown Windsor night club in 2013. Johnson was sentenced to three years in prison Tuesday. The girl, whose identity is protected by
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
By Alyssa Leonard Some Canadian students are fearing for their safety and worrying about the impact on Canada as the American presidential election draws near. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have announced many ideas and opinions over the last 18
The City of Windsor announced today that Deputy Chief Stephan Laforet will be taking over as the cities fire chief. Current Chief Bruce Montone is staying in place until the official hand over which is to take place effective April 1,
By Dawn Gray Local cyclists are hoping have more ground to cover as plans are underway to allow bicycles on bike racks to be transported by the Transit Windsor tunnel bus. According to Patrick Delmore, executive director of Transit Windsor,
The Ontario Provincial Police report someone has been killed in a car accident near Harrow. According to police, a two vehicle collision involving a tractor trailer occurred around 8 this morning. Ontario Provincial Police have closed county road 11 between
Graduate of St. Clair College Media Convergence Program, Loubna Fawaz, is back on air with CNBC Arabia.
Wolfhead Distillery to be the first craft spirits producer in Essex County For the first time since prohibition, Windsor-Essex County will be home to a craft distillery.
The MediaPlex would like to congratulate and recognize Sean Previl for his BEAC Award – Audio: Short Documentary,
By Christian Bouchard An investigation throughout Southern Ontario has led to 10 people being charged with a combined 111 offences relating to the Criminal Code of Canada, the Controlled Drug and Substances Act and proceeds of crime. Project KIRBY began
By Christian Bouchard Father Henry Carr has captured the boys’ AAA OFSAA basketball championship. The Crusaders were the clear favourites entering the tournament as the No. 1 overall seed. Henry Carr did not disappoint as they went a perfect 5-0 upon being crowned champions.
By Christian Bouchard The finals for boys’ AAA OFSAA basketball are set. Father Henry Carr will take on Oakwood C.I. at the St.Clair SportsPlex. Tipoff is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. In the first semi-final game, Henry Carr took a 41-39 lead
By Jordan Caschera and Garrett Fodor James McGrade (2) of the Michael Power/St. Joseph Trojans scored with 0.2 seconds remaining in the third period to tie the game against the St. Anne Saints. Stephan Crevier (12) of the Saints opened
Results from today can be found at: 2016 OFSAA Swimming Championship — Day 1 Results Finals will be held Wednesday, March 9 2016 at the Windsor International Aquatic Centre beginning at 1pm. Photos By Dawn Gray Photos from
By Jordan Caschera and Garrett Fodor The home team and 16th seeded St. Thomas of Villanova Wildcats defeated the Sir Oliver Mowat C.I. in a defensive oriented 2 – 0 victory. Wildcats goaltender Lucas Diluca earned the shutout over Sir
By Christian Bouchard As three different OFSAA events were held today, the Vilanova Wildcats proved to be the only victorious local team. BOYS AAA HOCKEY Despite being the lowest seed (16) in boys AAA hockey, the Wildcats were led by
By Jordan Caschera and Christian Bouchard The Grand River Renegades defeated the Michael Power/ St. Joseph Trojans in their opening game of OFSAA- AAA hockey by a score of 7-3. Melton Melconian of the was able to crack the score
Windsor Public Library services may be discontinued, causing job losses reaching across nine different library branches. The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE), representing 62 frontline library workers, warns that a strike could occur as soon as March 24. With
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