by Kristine Klein The third annual Christmas Comic Con is coming to Windsor. Dec. 7, 2014, Mike Michalski will be bringing yet another Con to Windsor after about a year of planning and organizing. “It feels stressful, but it’s great.
by Chris Mailloux A local performer is working on turning his dreams into a reality. Jarrett Sorko is a local musician and comedian. His music video “519” has over 10,000 views and received attention from a variety of news outlets.
By: Kaylee Campbell Blitz Story: Film Festival Impact on Windsor 11/07/2014 Film festival diversifies Windsor Windsor’s culture, community and businesses have benefited from the diversity of the 10th annual Windsor International Film Festival. The festival showcases a range of films
Windsor residents may be hard pressed to name one movie shot in town, but the Windsor International Film Festival has one gaining a lot of attention. Beyond the Deep is a science-fiction themed romantic drama involving time travel.
Many Windsor students have been enjoying this year’s local Halloween Scarehouse. The Windsor Scarehouse is a local haunted house that has been voted the number one scare house throughout Southwestern, Ontario because of its realistic attractions. Amilia Hormuz,
Anime convention across the river By Kenneth Bullock Reporter, Assistant Entertainment Editor, Social Media Cosplay, panels and all things anime are coming to Detroit early November. Youmacon 2014 is a yearly anime convention held at Detroit’s Renaissance Center. People from
St. Clair SportsPlex brings on the ring By Kenneth Bullock Reporter, Assistant Entertainment Editor, Social Media The bell rang loudly at the St. Clair College SportsPlex’s first commissioned event. Border City Wrestling held a two-and-a-half-hour show at the SportsPlex last
By Shelbey Hernandez Associate Managing Editor, CP Editor and Entertainment Editor The Windsor/Essex County Humane Society will be hosting its second annual Halloween-themed walkathon. It will take place in Dieppe Gardens on Oct. 26. Registration will be at
By Ashley Ann Mentley Writers and editors from local magazines and publishing houses educated book lovers and aspiring writers at the Capitol Theatre Thursday night as a kickoff to the 12th annual BookFest Windsor. Representatives from Windsor’s Cranberry Tree Press,
by Justin Prince Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has always reached for the stars. He continued to do so after making his solo orchestra series debut in front of a capacity crowd in Windsor. Hadfield, known for his songs such as
By Taylor Busch Staff Reporter The last showing of West Side Story took place last weekend at the Olde Walkerville Theatre in Windsor. It was the first of many performances for Arts Collective Theatre, a new non-profit
The Windsor International Film Festival is doing its part in keeping Canadian cinema alive as they enter their 10th year of operation.
Melissa Amiouni A graduate student at the University of Windsor is inspiring people to become more ecofriendly. At an art show Oct. 19, Patricia Coates described her project and why she created it. While a graduate student obtaining her masters
You turn to your right and all you can see is that red light at the end of the hallway. As you feel your way through the dark a strong smell of rubber and vinegar fills your nose. This is
The fight for legalization marches through Windsor. The second annual Marijuana March was held at David Croll Park on Sept. 27. Attendees were permitted to smoke in the area without fear of being arrested for possession. Before the march, a
By Shelbey Hernandez Bookfest Windsor will begin its thirteenth year with a four-day event starting next Friday, Oct. 23. The event is scheduled to take place at the Capitol Theatre. Thursday and Friday will be free, but tickets for Saturday
By Erik Zarins Canadian retired astronaut Chris Hadfield is here in Windsor. The astronaut that touched many hearts with his breathtaking photos posted online from the International Space Station
By: Dan Gray St. Clair College journalism students have held their first of two debates this election season at the MediaPlex in Windsor, Ontario. Prospective ward three candidates Gabe Maggio, Rino Bortolin, Caroline Postma and Claude Reno gathered with residents
By: Victoria M. Parent Arts, Festival, Local Local artists, filmmakers and bands will be showing off their talents at the annual Harvesting the Fam Fest that runs until Oct. 11. Phog Lounge, Milk Coffee Bar, and other bars and lounges
By Shelbey Hernandez Despite fewer participants and a lower total raised, organizers of the local 17th annual CIBC Run for the Cure are happy with the turnout. Last year,
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