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
by Evan Mathias Almost every Canadian hockey player grows up dreaming to play in the NHL, to play hockey at the highest level for their favourite team. For many of these kids that dream will never be achieved, for some
by Chris Mailloux Windsor’s own super hero is working to help the homeless even outside of Windsor. The persona of the Crimson Canuck was created in October 2011 and is being used to inspire others to get involved in their
By Mandy Matthews Whether they’re from the barnyard or the backyard, animals have been suffering through the extreme weather of January 2014. In January, new record low temperatures put Windsor’s 72-year-old record into a deep freeze when Environment Canada reported
By Shaun Garrity Although Windsor is often warm in December, the day in 2012 was harsh and cold. The day seemed nothing less than ordinary for Dave Thomas, who was involved in construction work on the new retirement home near
By Chris Mailloux Imagine waking up every morning not only knowing that you are your own boss, but being able to work in a field that you’re passionate about. Windsor and Essex County have been the home to very popular
By Courtney Turnbull Every four years people from around the world come together for the love of sports, and hope to see their country take home the gold. Whether sitting in front of a big screen stuffing your face with
By Richard Riosa Canadian Diabetes Association executives say accuracy and detail are crucial when budgeting for a charitable event. The CDA is a national non-profit organization which operates regional offices supporting diabetes research, education and advocacy to the government.
By Richard Riosa Businesses folded, purchasing power decreased and many families were left homeless. The global recession of 2009 has had a lasting impact on the economy worldwide. Canada’s recession lasted roughly nine months, starting in late 2008 and
This November marks the release of Sony’s PlayStation 4 and Microsoft’s Xbox One. Most gamers won’t have a hard time choosing which system to grab because their anticipation keeps them glued to the Internet looking for more information. Others might
By Jolene Perron Ghosts, goblins and witches, oh my! Halloween is nearly upon us. The festive children’s holiday filled with costumes, candies and junk food. Take away all of those things and what is left? This tradition we have been
By Gaebrielle Gomes The chill of fall has taken over the sweltering heat of summer, and many Essex County vineyards are harvesting ripened bunches of grapes for wine production. What goes into the meticulous process of making wine and
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