A History of Addiction For one local tattoo artist there is more to each session than the needle hitting the skin and the ink settling in. Dan Lessard is an artist from Tecumseh who specializes with tattoo and air brush
41 years of powerlifting A shoulder injury several decades earlier shifted the once successful wrestler towards an extensive path in lifting, which led him to inconceivable gold and notoriety. In 1974, the shorter framed Belle River teenager never had
Experimenting turns to much more A decade ago, she had bleach-blond hair, a fit body and like most twenty-year-olds, enjoyed the party scene. Now she’s in a wheel-chair, with one leg missing from what doctors believe is an unusual complication.
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Rhiannon Lotze Converged Citizen Staff For those who love books and good deals, LaSalle Public School is having its fifth used book and toy sale on June 11 and 12. The sale is being held to raise money for African
Michael Hugall/Converged Citizen Staff Back-to-back championships are on the minds of the Windsor Express organization as it is in the National Basketball League of Canada’s final series for the second year in a row. The NBL Central champion Express take
Jordan Caschera Converged Citizen Staff The St. Clair Saints will have yet another men’s basketball player in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Hall of Fame. George Copeland will be part of the seventh OCAA Hall of Fame induction
Journalists of the MediaPlex recognized for accomplishments Family, friends and guests from the media recognized the young journalists of the MediaPlex at Place Concorde on April 16. Awards were given to the journalists for a variety of categories including print,
Members of the Amherstburg Open say the league is suffering due to a lack of playable courts. The tennis league, which was first started in 2003 by Robert Dufour and Mike Callard has evolved over the years. Starting as a
Victoria Parent Converged Citizen Staff Hundreds of people came out on a sunny April Sunday morning to run for an important cause and celebrate the life of a young Windsor man. The Run for Rocky event was held at Dieppe
By Alexandra Latremouille As the gap between the economic classes expands, it is becoming more difficult for middle-income couples to raise large families. According to MoneySense.ca, the average annual cost to raise a child in Canada to age 18 is
By Mandy Matthews Ontarians will be fined $235 if they do not have a working carbon monoxide alarm inside their home by Wednesday. The new law is not being enforced until Wednesday because it was given a six month grace
By Matt Recker Nicolas Cage may be putting Windsor in the record books. Local artist Thomas Malone wants to break a Guinness Record for the world’s largest mosaic, and he’s using the actors likeness to do it. “It
Zalev Brothers Scrap Yard Windsor, Ontario Residents living in Remington Park are concerned about a reported cancer cluster in their area. According to the Windsor Essex County Health Unit, the definition of a cancer cluster is “A greater-than-expected number of
By Ryan Adams WINDSOR, ON. April 6th, 2015. Joshua Marentette, 24, waits on the steps of a friends home, preparing for the Detroit Tigers Opening Day celebrations on April 6th in downtown Detroit. Thousands of Windsorites ventured over the Windsor-Detroit
Johnathan HuttonSelfie Sticks face scrutiny and solidarity April 7, 2015 The new Canadian device called the Selfie Stick has been getting mixed reactions in 2015. From being on the holiday bestseller list in the United States last December,
JEREMY JAMES FOKUOH April 7, 2015 With five games remaining on the Toronto Raptors schedule, coach Dwane Casey wants his team to remained focus on finishing the season strong as they prepare for the playoffs. The Toronto Raptors have had
JEREMY JAMES FOKUOH April 10,2015 Although the Afrofest committee for 2015 didn’t reach their set goal in budgeting, they did raise a significant amount of money to support Afrofest 2015. Although a budget of $31,400 was set for Afrofest 2015,
By Rhiannon Lotze Many experts say Canada’s measles vaccination rates are too low amongst minors to prevent outbreaks of the disease from spreading. According to the Oxford Vaccine Group 95 per cent of a population must be immunized against a
By Samantha Wigfield As many studies have shown, the Internet may be causing people more harm than good. Social media like Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr are all platforms for people to connect and share their lives with others. While on
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