By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Students at St. Clair College have been learning that being safe is sexy, and that there should not be a stigma about getting tested for sexually transmitted diseases. The Safe is Sexy campaign was held in the
By Allanah Wills The vice chairman of the Ambassador Bridge Company is blaming the City of Windsor for the bridge’s current condition during a press conference Thursday afternoon. Matt Moroun, son of bridge owner Manuel “Matty” Moroun, called out mayor
Dairy farmers happy with TPP deal Most dairy farmers say they are happy with the outcome of the proposed Trans-Pacific partnership deal. On Oct.5 the Canadian government met with members of the TPP to discuss foreign trade. Tariffs on
Local book drive donating to children in need By Rhiannon Lotze Converged Citizen Staff A local charity is providing books to children in need to highlight the importance of reading during childhood. The Link to Literacy Children’s Book Drive was
By Jordan Caschera Every kid at one point or another gets asked the same question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Some people may think the answer is meaningless, particularly when young people suggest the nearly
Blake Rutckyj of Admirals led his team in wins over Dresden and Essex (Photo courtesy of Integrity Amherstburg Admirals) By Todd Shearon The Admirals remain the only unbeaten team in Ontario junior hockey and are the only team to beat
By Jordan Caschera The St. Clair Saints softball team have won their first ever National Championship by defeating the four time champions Western University. The Saints beat defending National Champions, Western University 2-1 with a 7th inning walk-off
Asking for help By Rabiul Biplob Oct. 15, 2015 Leaders from all faiths in Winsor are offering help to people who face challenges in their day to day lives. They say they understand that in today’s fast pace life everyone
Falsifier has only been a band for a couple years in that time they put out two albums and just finished off their first tour this summer, now they are back and getting ready to write some new songs and
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan In past elections Windsor has seen a small turnout of voters under the age of 24 but during the 2015 elections Windsor may see a change in the number of youth voters. This federal election will be
Celebrating the new moon, a group of Windsorites gathered to collaboratively activate and appreciate Mahatma Power, described by some of its followers as “the highest power on the planet.” Gathering at the White Feather Holistic Arts Centre on Ottawa Street,
By Danielle Gagnier The upcoming election has two students thinking about what they want for the future. Max Toulouse, 18, and Spencer Virtue, 18, are both able to vote for the first time and plan on voting in the Canadian
Jonathan O’beid poses for a portrait holding his voter card With election day approaching, a new generation of young voters are taking part in the process for the first time. Some students at the University of Windsor have
Canadian baseball fans from across the country are attending more baseball games in Toronto than in recent years. The Toronto Blue Jays are currently in the midst of their first MLB playoff appearance since the 1993 season, a season
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff Travis Konecny had three assists, including one on the game-winning goal in overtime, as the Ottawa 67’s nipped the Windsor Spitfires 4-3 before 4,542 fans at the WFCU Centre Thursday, Oct 15. Konecny, a Chatham-Kent
By: Johnathan Hutton With Windsor Legion Branch 143 at risk of shutting its doors for good, bar managers are appealing for new members to keep it open. Legion Branch 143 on Marentette Ave. is currently facing financial difficulty due to the steady decrease
On any given day, multiple students pass through the front doors of the University of Windsor’s Odette School of Business. As they walk through the 24-year-old building, multiple brand logos decorate the walls and floors, enough to catch people’s attention.
By Ryan Blevins Windsor-Essex Catholic Secondary School Athletic Association Football players are raising money for breast cancer with the intention of making a change. Oct. 1 they kicked off the fifth annual breast cancer awareness week for
Volunteers from the non-profit Holiday Beach Migration Observatory are using their Adopt-a-Bird program as their main source of funding for capturing and banding birds. The banding program takes place during the Festival of the Hawks, in the second and third
Amber Rose transformed Kanye West’s demeaning statement into an empowering one On Oct 3, Amber Rose led several hundred women in a “SlutWalk” which is an event used to target “issues of sexual violence, gender inequality, derogatory labeling and victim
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