The Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association is looking for vendors to create a winter wonderland. Taking place in Art Alley between Pelissier Street and Ouellette Avenue, the DWBIA is aiming to make a downtown Windsor Holiday Village. The attraction will
Windsor Police are asking for the driver in a hit-and-run collision last Friday to turn themselves in. The crash happened at the intersection of Elsmere Avenue and Ellis Street East, leaving one man dead from his injuries. Authorities believe the
Winter is here! It is time to decorate and celebrate the holiday season with ringing bells, lights, and some hot chocolate with some marshmallows along with many holiday events in Windsor. 1. Deck the Walls! November 13 to 27 at ArtSpeak
Three of Windor’s city councillors last term meeting was held at City Hall on November 9. Mayor Drew Dilkens introduced the new council members during the meeting–Mark Mackenzie (Ward 4), Angela Mariani (Ward 7), and Rinaldo Agostini (Ward 3)–to congratulate
There are a variety of scams and frauds happening in Canada–with new ones popping up daily. The Government of Canada website is providing tips for people to avoid falling victim. Many scams and frauds attempt to imitate government services in
The housing market continues to be reshaped by several factors as Canadians search for an affordable place to call home. The average monthly cost of a two-bedroom apartment in Windsor grew by 24.6 per cent over the past year to
It doesn’t matter whether it’s inflation, gas, or groceries: The cost of living is going up,and along with it, the cost of doing business. Small business owners are concerned about losing consumers as a result of the latest round of
Remembrance day festivities are deeply ingrained into the lives of domestic students at St. Clair College, but to some from international backgrounds, the day’s significance is not fully apparent. Remembrance Day festivities took place throughout Windsor on Nov. 11. According
More than 45,000 people stood in line and attended the 2022 Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF) breaking the previous record of 43,000 in 2019. The festival ran from Oct. 27 to Nov. 6 and aired 311 screenings of 177 films
As shortages across Canada continue for pain medications for children, parents are having concerns heading into the winter season. Dunya Aziz, a mother of two from Windsor, said it is the worst-case scenario for there to be these shortages during
While students attempt to balance work and school, obstacles arise while searching for jobs, according to a student at St. Clair College. “I don’t have a job right now since I find it tough to acquire one because not many
The fall months are hectic in many community shelters around Windsor-Essex, according to volunteers. Harsh, below-freezing temperatures during the winter make it nearly impossible for someone without proper shelter to survive outdoors. Shelters all over the county are preparing themselves
Young Canadians are not voting in great numbers. Youth voting rates have been declining since the start of the 1990s. They picked up again in 2011 until about 2018, when they peaked and started back on the downward trend. In
Some students say they still feel unsafe, even though police have arrested a suspect related to several recent sexual assault reports that took place at the University of Windsor last month. According to campus police, several women reported being followed
The Hockey for Hospice tournament is taking place from Dec. 27 to 29, 2022. According to the Hockey for Hospice website, more than 2,000 hockey players between the ages of four and 14 participate. This will be the 26th annual
Goyeau Green Towers which will be located at 727 and 777 Goyeau St., will be a vertical forest which is a building covered in plants and greenery. “These vertical urban forests in the place of the (concrete) buildings, give off oxygen,
By Jiateng Li • Nov. 17, 2022 • MediaPlex News A local bookstore has lined up appearances by top Canadian authors to give reading afficionados a pre-Christmas treat. On November 10, Kim Conklin visited Biblioasis on Wyandotte St. E. and
American Thanksgiving is the time a lot of families gather to celebrate. It also marks two massive shopping events, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Twenty years ago, Canadian retailers jumped on the Black Friday bandwagon – and it’s been a
Remembrance Day is a Canadian tradition – but the way it is honoured has changed over time. “It’s kind of like a roller coaster,” said Paul Lauzon, president of the Windsor Veterans Memorial Services Committee, about how Canadians recognize generations
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