Beer drinkers at the LaSalle Craft Beer Festival used their brews to wash down award-winning ribs cooked up by Canada’s national BBQ team. Canada has a national barbeque team and they have done very well in international competition. “These
By Kameron Chausse The League of Legends World Championship tournament is underway. For the month of October, the best teams from across the world will compete against each other. Each match will be broadcast to an audience of millions. The
By Samantha Wigfield College can be stressful enough for anyone. It can seem exciting and moving on to the bigger and better but in reality, it can be pretty scary. Whether it’s the workload, trying to juggle courses along with
By – Abass Wali Windsor has big plans in the upcoming months. The mayor and councillors will unveil plans for developing the city over the next several decades. Little city and big plans – the biggest topic after the federal
A new business that takes good quality used furniture and upcycles them by changing the colour with homemade chalk paint. Chalk It Up makes their own chalk paint to reduce the amount of leftover paint that ends up in our
“Autobots, roll out!” It’s here. It’s been a long time coming for Transformers fans everywhere and Hasbro has delivered with its newest next-gen video game installment – Transformers Devastation. A lot of skepticism and doubt has fallen into the Transformers
Fall is here and it’s the best time to play around with your makeup bag. Are you imagining darker colours? How about darker make-up? There are many fall trends in make-up looks and it’s pretty simple to make them
By Alexandra Latremouille You slither into bed after plodding through seven-and-a-half hours at school. Soggy bags, labelled “exhaustion,” tug on your lower eyelids. They have been doing this all day — in fact, for the past few days…weeks…maybe months? But, sizing
By Ashley Ann Mentley Happy and successful students of all ages are proving that summer school programs in Windsor Essex County are more than just extended detention. The Greater Essex County District School Board has been running three programs throughout
It’s not just a collection representing technological advancement Starting a collection is something anyone can do. Having a collection worth bragging about is a feat not many can muster. One of the biggest, uprising collection fads in the world is
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Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff With the arrival of spring Windsor children can now enjoy five new playgrounds that show off different themes, as well as accommodate all users. The City of Windsor teamed up with Play! by Crozier, a Toronto-based
by Mark Brown/Citizen Associate Managing Editor A thrift shop on the edge of Windsor’s downtown core is providing not only bargains but also a place where everyone in the community feels welcome. The Meetinghouse, located near the old Windsor
By Kenneth Pastushyn The second annual Windsor-Essex Great Lakes FIRST Robotics Regional competition took place at the University of Windsor’s St. Denis Centre. There are seven regional robotics tournaments in Canada and Windsor’s is the largest. Around fifty teams
By Caleb Workman School holds assembly to show people with autism aren’t much different “Inside, I’m just like you,” is a new motto adopted by Holy Cross Catholic Elementary School after the recent World Autism Awareness Day. Some students in
By Abass Wali Although Windsorites will soon be spending time outside during the spring and summer months, there are benefits to keeping their YMCA memberships handy. The YMCA offers many programs to its members, ranging from workout groups to daycare
Harvesting maple sap depends on the weather and one Ontario farmer is pleased with this year’s production. Ontario produces more than one million litres of maple syrup per year and it all depends on the warm days and cold nights.
By Ashley Ann Mentley The French Catholic School Board’s planned investment into an updated hospitality and tourism program at L’Essor High School has both industry professionals and school board officials excited about the changes. The school board plans to invest
Some high school students say having access to the Internet has allowed them to be more aware of viruses and diseases. Medical officials said the age of technology has caused people to be more knowledgeable than ever about
Evan Mathias The federal income tax return deadline of Apr. 30 is right around the corner, which means tax centres and accounting firms around Windsor will be busy filing clients returns. While some choose to file by themselves, many hire
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