By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff Reporter As the afterglow of Valentine’s Day begins to fade, members of a divorce support group heard advice from relationship coaches. Half a dozen women gathered in a community room at Sobey’s Community Room in
By Allanah Wills An illness that once killed many of its victims and was thought to be wiped-out in North America has returned. The measles virus has seen an outbreak in the past few months across North America. According to
By Rhiannon Lotze Movies based on comic books are all the rage in theatres and their growing popularity may also be increasing comic book sales. Since 2010, more than 10 movies based on comic books have appeared in theatres
By Alexandra Latremouille Staff Writer Gluten-free products are becoming less expensive, even though they still cost more than foods containing gluten. A 2013 study by gastroenterologist, Mohsin Rashid, found Canadian gluten-free items cost, on average, 162 per cent more
By Victoria Parent Youth from Windsor and Essex County came out to the Windsor Star News Cafe on a chilly Thursday night to discuss jobs and employment
By Johnathan Hutton Students from the University of Windsor participated in a model United Nations council at the university in Windsor on February 9. The debate, which featured three University of Windsor professors, and over 100 students aimed to raise
Everyone has their dark days, but what if those days became your entire life? Getting out of bed seems monumental. Getting dressed and leaving for work feels impossible. You feel hopeless, despondent and nothing excites you anymore. You may
By Blake Wilson The latest snowstorm cost Windsor $500,000 in snow removal services, but some local businesses were also affected by the storm. The sounds of
By Ken Pastushyn The Super Bowl is one of the two biggest football events of the year at the John Max sports bar on Dougall Road, according to one of the managers.
Anthony Sheardown February 6, 2015 The province of Ontario is considering lowering the speed limit on secondary roads from 50 km to 40 km. There will be a debate whether to lower the limit to 40 km, keep it at
By Eugenio Mendoza Canadian Geographic is conducting a survey to select Canada’s national bird. The National Bird Project was initiated by the magazine in an effort to get the public involved in a decision that is often left to
By Kristine Klein Parking meters going up for Windsor downtown. City council is weighing a proposal made during budget deliberations to boost parking meter fees by 25 cents. Although college students and business owners say council should not go through
Costing proposals from Windsor expected for Amherstburg and LaSalle Chris Jackman Staff Writer The town of Amherstburg is considering merging police forces with Windsor or integrating with the Ontario Provincial Police to reduce costs. Amherstburg mayor Aldo DiCarlo said there
By: Johnathan Hutton Tensions ran high at the Greater Essex County District School Board’s Program and Accommodation Review Committee’s first meeting. It was a tense atmosphere at General Amherst Secondary School when members of the community filled the
Kassandra Coates Jan 22, 2015 Tunnel Closed Windsor police arrested two males who are facing weapon charges after a smoke bomb was discovered at the Canadian side of the boarder. On Jan. 20 at approximately 5:45 p.m. the
By Rabiul Biplob Story Jan. 29, 2015 High school students in Windsor are using artistic talent to illustrate the challenges they face as young people. The students are members of the Youth Empowerment and Safety initiative. Windsor Chief of
By Ashley Ann Mentley Local businesses are getting ready to cash in on an ancient holiday through the sales of flowers, baked goods and jewelry. According to History Canada, by the middle of the 18th century it was common for
By Chelsea Turnbull Feb 4, 2015 Chrysler Canada minivan sales have grown significantly over the past year and workers see it as a positive sign for the city. As of January, 18,054 vehicles were sold compared to the 17,698
By Bobby-Jo Keats Business owners are being encouraged to open stores downtown in an effort to enhance economic development in the heart of the city. The Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association is offering potential applicants a commercial rent
By Mellissa Amiouni Students at St. Anne’s high school react to the online incident that took place on Jan. 20. With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, the student council at St. Anne’s Catholic High School decided to make a
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