By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan The superintendent of education for secondary schools at the Greater Essex County District School Board said students are closing in on the average scores of the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test. Vicki Houston, superintendent of education in
Tony Coates is pictured on Pitt Street in downtown Windsor on November 19, 2015 Photograph by Kati Panasiuk By Kati Panasiuk Windsor music has a fresh new sound in the industry as a young man’s voice is the center
by Jeremy James The Toronto Raptors have been less than impressive in the beginning of their 2015-16 season. Raptor fans held their heads down as they watched the Raptors lose to the Utah Jazz 93-89 on Wednesday night. The
By Alexandra Latremouille Windsor’s manager of pollution control said the proposal to renovate the city’s grit removal system has been approved by Windsor City Council. The $7.4 million investment will be used to refurbish the system’s aerated grit tanks,
Local pastor By Rabiul Biplob Nov. 19, 2015 One Windsor pastor is giving hope to disadvantaged people who need financial, legal, medical and spiritual aid in their lives. Kevin Rogers, pastor of the New Song Church said he is helping
By Jordan Caschera Sr.Football The Cardinal Carter Cougars won the Wilson Conference football championship at Alumni Field on Nov. 19. The Cougars narrowly defeated the F.J Brennan Cardinals by a score of 16-15. Mac Butler and Dan Metcalfe scored
by Dawn Gray The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority is expecting the Gordie Howe International Bridge to be operational in 2020, according to updates given at a public meeting on Nov. 17. WDBA’s vice president of communications, Heather Grondin, spoke to a
While the purpose of sports is supposed to be to have fun, many local youth hockey players are saying parents put too much pressure on them. Whether it is the next Roberto Luongo or the next Sidney Crosby, many Canadians
By Victoria Parent Women of a all shapes, sizes and walks of life over the age of 18 showed up at the Foundry Pub to become Fresh meat. The fresh meat program is run by the Border City Brawlers to
The Windsor-Essex Pride Fest has started raising money for its new scholarship. The organization hosts two different comedy shows throughout the year. Their most recent show was called Fruit Punch Two and took place on Nov. 13. More than
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The early childhood of a local business owner is the reason people can get out of the cold enjoy a hot meal and a warm smile. Christine Wilson, the owner of Street Help provides people with a place to keep
By Fabricio Rivera-Paz Salvation in Windsor. Members of a local Salvation Army are helping Windsorites in need prepare for the 2015 holiday season. Since its opening over 150 years ago, the Salvation Army has helped families in the Windsor Essex
by Felicia Patterson The Windsor West Citizens Organization is working to strengthen their influence in the community by re-establishing programs and creating new ones. The WWCO is a community group which has been in existence since the 1970s
By Michelle Laramie The Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association and family businesses are looking to turn Chatham Street into a tourist destination. With the recent purchases of buildings on Chatham Street
By Dylan Fremlin No matter what sport is being played, sleep is considered an essential weapon for success, but according to a Windsor Lancers quarterback sleep isn’t always easy to attain. In spite of the importance of rest, some
A Windsor man has left his government-based job to fulfill his dream of becoming a music producer. Luc Michaud, 29, is a local musician who recently took a one year leave of absence from Canada Revenue Agency to launch his
By Nate Trombley Chris Ryan is the Director of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Genesis Entrepreneurship and Innovation Centre has just undergone its genesis. Ryan said he hopes many students will take advantage of resources available at the Centre. A few
The Canadian Diabetes Association is holding the Windsor Food and Fun Fair for Healthy Living in the WFCU Centre for World Diabetes Day. The fair is a free event to teach people with diabetes about managing their health. Fifteen
By Kati Panasiuk After 10 years of breed-specific legislation, officials from Windsor-Essex County are still upset the ruling has not been considered for an appeal. Provincial premiers have not changed their opinions on the breed ban. Since its
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