By Taylor Busch Copy Editor Growing up in a single parent home has its challenges. In many cases, children are forced to grow up quickly and take responsibility for their family years before their peers. Adrien Bezaire was
The first physical feature that stands out would be his black-framed glasses. They are the studious, no-nonsense kind of glasses that many people wear, but only certain people can pull off. He is 60, although his black hair with only
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
It’s been more than two centuries since the Barber of Seville promoted dirty campaigning and 100 years since it morphed into mudslinging. But when candidates spend their time belittling their opponents, it begs the question: when they do throw dirt,
By Sean Frame In the words of a dedicated man, “Knocking on 7,000 doors seems like a lot of work but at the end of the day it is an amazing experience.” Kieran Mckenzie is running in Windsor’s upcoming municipal
By: Dan Gray A people person with a plan and a promise. A father, entrepreneur and former city councillor. More experiences, more time and more ideas to dedicate to a city he once led. From under a bushy white
Denise Ghanam By Madison Duggan Ward 1 Harley Davidson motorcycle rider; singer; wife; leader; these are just a few of the titles this candidate boasts. Denise Claire Ghanam was born in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia and moved to Windsor with her
by Ryan Turczyniak October 17, 2014 Daniel William Speal, 48 is running for Windsor’s Ward 7 council in his first campaign and was the first in line to file his candidacy papers in 2014. He is married with two children
By Bobby-Jo Keats Maria Fernandes appears to know a thing or two about what it takes to be successful. Running her immigration and family law practice for over 14 years, the humble, soft-spoken wife and mother of three is
The sun’s bright rays shine through the clouds, heating up the air on a surprisingly warm October day. Surrounded by endless walls of corn, a small field filled with pumpkins of many shapes and sizes is dotted with people. The
Women have fought hard over the years to earn their right to vote and hold office around the world. Despite progress being made nationally, Remy Boulbol is one of only nine women running in Windsor’s municipal election. “Gender equity is
By Caleb Workman Superhero Run Sept. 27, 2014 The Superhero Run Superheroes were running with a cause at this year’s “Superhero Run” at Malden Park to raise money for the John McGivney Children’s Centre. Friends, family and supporters gathered
By Taylor Busch Nearly 500 residents took part in Sunday’s ALS walk along the Ganatchio Trail in Windsor. ALS – three letters that change people’s lives forever. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis is a rapidly progressive, neuromuscular disease that attacks every part
The anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks has a profound effect on me, as an American who has lived in Canada for over five years. This day also has meaning for me as a person who was working
By Ryan Brough An informal poll about filing taxes shows that most young adults are in the dark when it comes to the annual practice. Ten young adults between the ages of 20 and 24 were asked about preparing their
By Mandy Matthews An annual 5K race in Windsor has helped Shaunah Docherty to connect with her family. Shaunah is running in her mother’s footsteps by finishing this year’s Spring Thaw. Twenty years ago, after Shaunah was born, her mom
by Chris Mailloux A local Mixed Martial Arts fighter has reached the top female ranks in Canada but has no plans to stop there. On March 8, Randa Markos-Thomas became the first ever Provincial Fighting Championship Strawweight champion after beating
A Windsor woman is stitching together a livelihood by fulfilling her creativity and love for artistry with scarves and teddy bears. Lee Sartori attended the University of Windsor. She studied visual arts until 2008, before settling into a comfortable management
by Jonathan Martin During Southwestern Ontario’s record-breaking cold spell, the majority of Windsorites huddled within the confines of their homes. Some don’t have that luxury. On Feb. 28, the panhandlers who frequent Windsor’s downtown area were missing from the street
by Hailey Trealout For centuries humans have tried to tame nature, tried to predict weather, plowed trees for homes and controlled the levels of the sea with dams. The attraction to the call of the wild has brought newscasts to various
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