Canada has passed a new law related to work for international students. Until now International Students could work 20 hours per week.https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/work-off-campus.html But new legislation passed by the federal government allows these international students to work full time as long
Noting we are in the middle of the seventh wave of COVID-19 infections, Dr. Kieran Moore, the chief medical officer of health in Ontario, announced this morning the seriousness of various health conditions especially for children under four. “Increasing risk
The Windsor Police Service has arrested a 31-year-old man on charges of sexual assault and sexual exploitation of a minor. Today, the Windsor Police Major Crimes Unit launched an investigation after receiving a report about a sexual assault in 2016.
The estimated hourly wage required to maintain a standard of living in Windsor has increased by 9.3 per cent. The new living wage rate for 2022 is now set at $18.15 an hour, up from the 2021 rate of $16.60
London police have announced charges against two people after a man was found unresponsive in a city park last weekend. Late Friday evening, officers issued a statement that the pair were arrested sometime earlier in the day, in connection to
Amherstburg’s Gibson gallery is launching its gallery season – and everyone is invited to see the arts and crafts created by local artists, photographers and stitchers on display. “I love the students,” said Sandra Ellis, a teacher at the gallery.
By Jiateng Li • Nov. 08, 2022 • MediaPlex News Every Sunday at the corner of Erie and Ellesmere, you’ll find patrons filling the Erie Street Gastropub to play trivia for charity. The $10 team fee goes straight to the
Juhwan Jung • November 08, 2022 • MediaPlex News According to Bloomberg News, Twitter recognized dozens of employees were not targeted after the massive staff cuts. Elon Musk, who took over as CEO, explained that Twitter’s financial situation was the
Juhwan Jung • Nov. 08, 2022 • MediaPlex News The Windsor International Film Festival is becoming an ever-increasing important part of the region’s economic mix, according to a local professor. Professor Min Bae of the University of Windsor said the
Amherstburg’s Gibson gallery is launching its gallery season – and everyone is invited to see the arts and crafts created by local artists, photographers and stitchers on display. “I love the students,” said Sandra Ellis, a teacher at the gallery.
After two years of dark screens, the Windsor International Film Festival roared back with 45,000 tickets sold to attend its annual extravaganza. Audiences were treated to 177 films shown throughout the festival including international movies and documentaries, along with
The Ontario Government is making significant changes with new updates to the OSAP Repayment Assistance Plan. The RAP program helps students who are having difficulty repaying their loans, adjusting payments based on the individuals’ household income. “Honestly I think it’s
A collection of classic and vintage race cars, roadsters and motorcycles can be found in over 20 buildings in Essex Country representing one of the largest vehicle museums in Ontario. The Canadian Transportion Museum and Heritage Village designed last weekend the
Munch Africa – an Ontario culinary tourism food competition featuring African cuisine – was recently hosted at the Fogolar Furlan Convention Center. Nada Ayad, of the most popular chefs in Ontario specializing in Middle Eastern and North African cuisines, was
Ontario’s Premier wants to find a way to get kids back in class and said he’s willing to negotiate under one condition. “As a gesture of good faith our government is willing to rescind the legislation, are willing to rescind
Windsor City Council has approved the installation of new modern tennis and pickleball facilities in Fontainebleu, Goldenwood, and Wilson parks construction starting next year. The city is calling for feedback from the public and asking to fill surveys for each
Permanent Residents are now eligible to apply for the Canadian Armed Forces. Canada’s military is facing lower than normal recruitment levels, which is partly why the military is now seeking permanent residents to enlist. The decision was announced last Friday
Donna Tuckwell Oct. 24, 2002 Protesters threw mashed potatoes at a Monet painting in a German museum on Sunday in a protest against fossil fuels. They continued to make their point by gluing their hands to the wall, as seen
Donna Tuckwell Oct. 24, 2002 Work has started on the new safe consumption and treatment site on Wyandotte Street in the city of Windsor. Safe injection sites are intended to decrease the risk of fatal overdoses in the community by
Mackenzie Adams • October 25, 2022 • MediaPlex News Drew Dilkens has been re-elected for a third term as Windsor’s Mayor. Dilkens won 52% of the votes and said he believes the city is on the right track. “To all
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