Written by: Casandra Malynowskyj For many artists, social media has become one of the main platforms for self promotion. Social media is becoming a place for artists to syndicate their content, create a brand and give access to their
By Alexandra Latremouille A biopsychology student at the University of Michigan has said evolutionary brain patterns make refined sugars desirable, even though the body cannot metabolize them well. Even though Halloween is over, these brain patterns are making Canadians consume
Helping the refugees By Rabiul Biplob Nov. 4, 2015 Helping the Syrian refugees People of All Faiths in Windsor are extending a hand to help the refugees of the Syria, who are struggling with their lives inside and outside of
Ryan Blevins The University of Windsor Men’s Soccer team has gone the duration of a nationally-ranked season without gaining much interest from many local sports fans and media. The Lancers Soccer team finished their season Sunday with a 12-2-2
Harvard University doctors and studies show that participating in martial arts can benefit children with ADHD. The exercise stimulates norepinephrine and dopamine chemicals in the brain. Martial arts also requires them to use complex movements with their muscles requiring focus.
The Royal Canadian Legion will be holding a cenotaph service downtown at Windsor Cenotaph Sunday, November 8, 2015 at 2:00 p.m. The parade leading up to the service will leave Dieppe Park at 1:30 p.m. The City of Windsor will
Going from bad to good, butter, meat and cheese are a part of a healthy diet, according to an an investigative American journalist. Nina Teicholz, author of the book The Big Fat Surprise, makes the argument on her website
By Kayla Wang The 10th annual Windsor International Film Festival will run from Nov. 3-8 and will be hosted at the Capitol Theatre where 90 films will be screened during the week. WIFF celebrates the culture and history of
Members of the Windsor Orchid Society are trying to make anyone with a green thumb aware there is more to orchids than the ones you buy at the big box stores.
By Millar Hill The presence of tattoos are becoming more apparent within pop culture. It’s a practice that crosses social boundaries among all groups of people. Research has shown tattoos were once seen as a form of deviance
By Ashley Ann Mentley Students carrying large amounts of school-related debt are hoping the newly elected Prime Minister follows through on his promises to improve the student loan system. In September 2010, the total amount of student loans owed to
By Johnathan Hutton Local veterans could soon see another Veteran Affairs office open in Windsor. Last year, Windsor’s only Veteran Affairs office shut its doors due to budget slashes by the government. With the closure of the buildings local veterans have
Limited release for LGBT flicks By Rhiannon Lotze Converged Citizen Staff Movies featuring lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender main characters are receiving limited theatre releases despite several being potential Oscar contenders. More than 15 films and documentaries featuring LGBT main
by Michael Hugall Top of the ninth and two out, most of Canada watched anxiously as Toronto’s saviour stepped to the plate with runners on second and third. Was this it? Could this be first year since 1993 the
By Jordan Caschera Saints Baseball The St. Clair Men’s Baseball team walked-off the host school, Fanshawe Falcons 9-8, in the Gold Medal Game Oct. 25 at the OCAA Provincial Championships at London’s Labatt Memorial Park. Saints pitcher Teiden Frias from
While student athletes are expected to play as hard as they can throughout the season, many agree that rivalry games bring out the best in athletes. Although rivalries in high school sports are starting to fade, many local schools are
Todd Shearon The Integrity Amherstburg Admirals earned four points last week and look to do the same this weekend as they head to Alvinston to battle the Flyers Oct. 30, before hosting the Essex 73s at the Libro Credit
Link – the true Hero of Time One of the more respected characters in video game history, the Hero of Time, seems to be much more than that to many people – specifically gamers. Link, the original make-your-own-adventure, green-tunic wearing
The Hollywood Vampires is a name that hasn’t been heard since the ‘70s, but it is back. The iconic heavy metal artist Alice Cooper has started a new band with actor Johnny Depp and Aerosmith’s Joe Perry called The
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