By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Beginning of September. Move-in day. The ground shakes and the doors shudder as they are forced open. Students shuffle in like a herd of cattle. It appears as if chaos might erupt at anytime, but a light
By Alyssa Horrobin Do you have a lot of passion? Are you unhappy at the job you have right now? Have you ever wanted to be your own boss? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, it might
By Christian Bouchard Over the past couple years the sports world has seen some of the greatest call it a career. We have been left with fond memories thanks to guys such as Peyton Manning, Derek Jeter, Kobe Bryant and
By Samantha Wigfield Unexpected numbers hit Jackson Park as hundreds of families gathered together on Saturday, March 25, to celebrate an old tradition of hunting eggs filled with treats. Breakthrough Walls Church in Windsor organized the hunt. There was an
By Ashley Ann Mentley There’s a familiar saying that it’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey. And while this may be true for many road trips through areas with beautiful scenery, it is not often the case when
By Mark Brown East Indian fashion, colours and music marked the arrival of spring recently at a showcase event in Windsor. Dozens of people gathered at the Gourmet Emporium in Walkerville to celebrate Rang De, an observance of colour and
By Abass Wali Organizers of an annual health fair hope to help those less fortunate in the community. The University of Windsor hosted the health fair at the Windsor Water World gymnasium on March 16. The Community University Partnership is
By Ashley Ann Mentley/Converged Citizen Staff Poutine is proving to be more popular than ever in Windsor. Place Concorde recently held the third Festival de la Poutine, which sold out in less than a month and attracted 450 guests. The
By Christian Dutchyn People have used marijuana as a medication for centuries and now some people are giving it to their pets to treat the ailments that afflict them. While giving marijuana to animals is illegal, a new
Rabiul Biplob Local clergy and social workers say there are different reasons for why people donate their time, money and other resources to help others. In Windsor different religious and social organizations have donors and volunteers who help to run
By Aaron Lombardi The Ronald McDonald House is a facility for families coping with the process of cancer treatment and will open in Windsor this spring. A grand player piano sits in the centre ballroom of Windsor’s Ciociaro
The giant cathedral-like church echoes the bouncing syllables as Windsor Downtown Mission’s new director of development throws her audience a barrage of fact after fact. The audience is made up of delegates from Leadership Windsor-Essex, who try to pepper questions
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Therapeutic Paws of Canada are working together to bring therapy dogs to meet with students at the University of Windsor, following a visit at St. Clair College Residence. The University of Windsor will be holding a Therapeutic
By: Jordan Caschera “I was in my early 20’s, it was a comedy called The Putting Edge and I was thrown into it,” said Ted Bezaire. “I wanted to go big.” You’ve heard it before, Do what you love and
Citizens of Windsor and Essex-County have been turning to crystals when looking for more than traditional healing and spirituality practices. Dating back six thousand years, crystals were used as healing tools by ancient Sumerians of Mesopotamia and Ancient Egyptians. Their
By Christian Bouchard Some people have all the luck in the world, but a little skill helps too. Catching a baseball at a MLB game is something many people dream of their entire lives. However, more often than not, whether
She is the president and CEO of Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare, a nurse by trade and at heart, a business woman and the go to person for many of her employees. But most importantly, Janice Kaffer is a grandma. When it
Children bouncing off the walls for weeks after Halloween is every frazzled parents nightmare. But when a child really wants that one last piece of candy before brushing their teeth at night, it might be hard to say no. However,
By Rabiul Biplob/Converged Citizen Staff Religion plays an important role in the lives of many and influences day to day activities. For Buddhists and Hindus, that sacred place is in India. Thousands visit the Banaras from all over the world
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff Standing among rows upon rows of coins ranging in appearance from dull to gleaming on a recent Sunday morning, Dan Jones takes out a key and opens one of the many cases protecting the coins.
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