By Jordan Caschera High school students from across the city attended St. Clair’s annual College Information Program on Oct. 27. The program is in place for students to receive more information about college programs in Ontario. As the
A Colorado man is asking people to help him raise $1 billion in hopes of buying the Detroit Lions. While the team is not for sale, Jeff Tarnowski has created a GoFundMe account with the goal of taking over ownership
By Millar Hill As temperatures begin to drop and the weather gets colder, homeless people in Windsor will be looking for the next couch, park bench, door way or shelter to keep warm during the night. Darrin Hartley, knows what
Do you have any plans for Halloween? If not, you’re in luck. On Friday, Oct. 30, five bars downtown Windsor will open their doors to the public for Halloween festivities. The Windsor Beer Exchange, Phog Lounge, Craft Heads, Villains Beastro,
The season may be changing but the veggies are still fresh The University of Windsor is holding its farmer’s market until Nov 5. At the market are sold fresh vegetables, and environmentally friendly products. The event was started three years
Local artists gathering together to sell their work in a relaxed setting, trying to shed any image of being “pretentious” or “grandiose.” The Walkerville Artists’ Co-op is working to change the impression many people have of the art world. Not
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Finding a workplace and life balance is critical, St. Clair College President Patti France told the 2015 winners of the student Athena award at the annual luncheon Oct. 23. More than 300 people were on hand to
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff A Windsor man has been charged in connection with a weekend arson. Windsor Police say Kenneth Kormendy, 43, is facing three counts of attempted murder in connection with the fire in the 1600 block of
Three young men were stabbed at a house party on Friday. A man remains unconscious after injuries sustained during an early morning brawl Sunday. Alcohol was involved. Halloween is notorious for increased alcohol consumption. According to statistics Canada, Halloween is
Ten-year-old River Michalczuk is an Earth Ranger. His goal is to protect the environment, namely the wildlife. He has raised more than $500 his first year with the organization. Earth Rangers is a charitable organization which allows children to
by Ashley Ann Mentley Some local parents have proposed a plan that involves closing three schools in an attempt to keep Harrow District High School open. On Oct. 13, the Greater Essex County District School Board voted 5-4 to
by Ashley Ann Mentley Early on a September morning in the late 1930s, Jeanne Brown packed her lunch and gathered her school books. Along with her three sisters, she walked the one mile from their farmhouse into Colchester, along the
By Danielle Gagnier While he was growing up, Daniel Ethier’s favourite holiday was Halloween and on the Halloween before he died, he carved 15 pumpkins on his own. Since his death from osteosarcoma in 2013 when he was 14,
By Ryan Blevins A local professional basketball team will be competing against NBA talent next month and donating proceeds to a local charity. The Windsor Express of the National Basketball League of Canada will be playing the newly formed
By :Johnathan Hutton Windsor Sea Cadets are raising money for their branches one tag at a time. Sea Cadets from Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship Agamemnon took to the streets on tag day, Oct. 16 to raise money for
By: Victoria Parent On Oct. 16, Sgt. Matthew D’Asti and Chief Fire Prevention Officer John Lee announced the arrest of two suspects in a recent arson case. The two suspects were a 21-year-old male and a 39-year-old male. The older of
by Christian Bouchard With over 11.5 million Canadians watching some part of the broadcast, the Toronto Blue Jays right fielder Jose Bautista stepped into the batters box. It was the bottom of the seventh inning with two outs, runners on the
The St. Clair Saints men’s baseball team have enjoyed immediate success ever since head coach Dave Cooper took over in 2012. After recording the first perfect season in program history this year (20-0) many are starting to recognize the talents
By Todd Shearon The centerfield flags were waving at half-mast while players, family members and volunteers stood silent along the base paths. The lyrics, “Like a small boat on the ocean, sending big waves into motion,” began to ring out
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff Candidates in the only open federal seat in the Windsor-Essex region are pulling out the stops to ensure that their message is being heard in the final days of the 2015 election campaign. Those running
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