By Taylor Busch Staff Reporter The Coats for Kids Campaign kicked off its 29th year by giving away winter clothing items to more than 120 families at Windsor’s Unemployed Help Centre on Nov. 8. Windsor residents faced near freezing
By Taylor Busch CP Editor In the weeks following the election, LaSalle councillors reflect on their town’s recent purchases as they decide what to do next. Dale Langlois is the current deputy treasurer and manager of finance for the
By Shelbey Hernandez For the eighth annual Journalism Awards Night to happen, journalism students will have to make over $700 per month by April. Last year, JAN
Windsorites are being encouraged to get their house prepared for the winter. As winter approaches, local companies say Windsorites need to prepare their home and gardens for harsh temperatures. John Degroot is the owner of Degroots Nurseries in Windsor. He
Sales at the Provincial Chrysler dealership are increasing partly because of the improving economy. Sales of the Chrysler 200, Ram 1500, Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Chargers and Challengers have also been higher in the past. “Ram trucks are a
By Christian Bouchard A local comic book store is putting finishing touches on their upstairs section after expanding. Rogues Gallery Comics, a downtown Windsor store, has recently knocked
By Naureen Ahmed According to the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit, the flu vaccine is your best defense against seasonal flu. Many people in Canada believe the flu season is only
Johnathan Hutton Blitz story Nov. 7, 2014 Local Youth Making a Difference on a Global Scale A local youth is showing her drive and determination to make a differenceby raisingmoney to help those who are less fortunate. Sydney Brouillard-Coyle
by Olivia Faith Pearce Although you may just feel sad this winter season due to weather and shorter days, it may be something more serious. Seasonal Affective Disorder is an emotional condition that affects approximately 15 per cent
by Kenneth Pastushyn Sales at the Provincial Chrysler dealership are increasing partly because of the improving economy. Sales of the Chrysler 200, Ram 1500, Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Chargers and Challengers have also been higher in the past. “Ram
Winsor Police Chief Al Frederick speaking at a school assembly at Westview Freedom Academy Nov. 7, 2014. Photo By/ Rabiul Biplob By Rabiul Biplob Blitz Nov. 7, 2014 The Windsor Police Services are starting a program
BY: JEREMY JAMES FOKUOH NOV. 7/2014 The Hospice of Windsor & Essex County celebrated 35 years of Hospice by hosting their annual gala at the Giovanni Caboto Club on Oct. 17. Since opening in 1979, the Hospice has regarded their
By Samantha Wigfield By Samantha Wigfield According to the Epilepsy Support Center, epilepsy is not going unnoticed as more people are becoming increasingly informed about the neurological brain disorder The Epilepsy Support Center, which can be found across London/Middlesex,
Windsor Police and Fire Rescue are cracking down on the recent increase of arson cases in Walkerville and other parts of Windsor. In the past three weeks there have been 11 fires with 8 of them being deemed arson according
Industrial transformation and urban renewal has been the focus for some of the region’s most talented artists at this year’s Triennial, hosted at the Art Gallery of Windsor. The 2014 Windsor-Essex Triennial of Contemporary Art opened its doors to the
Joseph Gaspard (left), student coordinator with the University of Windsor’s Alumni Relations department, assists students and parents during the university’s Fall Open House, Nov 7. (The Converged Citizen by Mark Brown) By Mark Brown, Citizen/Blitz Staff Reporter Hundreds of potential
By Tyler McMenemy Owning & Running a Business Nov. 7, 2014 Windsor entrepreneurs, both experienced and unexperienced, are having to deal with a lot of unexpected and sudden expenses. Mary Beth Regier has been running the Mrs. Jones Café
The opening of a new middle school is having an impact on the staff and students at F.J. Brennan Catholic High School. Corpus Christi Catholic Middle School, along with 300 grade 7 and 8 students, moved into the south end
Eugenio Mendoza Homeless Winter Nov.7, 2014 As winter approaches many citizens say they are concerned with the amount of people who will be sleeping on the streets. A local resident, Emily Ternosky, said the city should do whatever they
By Michael Hugall A Windsor- based alternative radio station is campaigning to raise $30,000 to stay on the air. CJAM 99.1FM, is a not for profit station running out of the basement of the Canadian Auto Workers Centre at the
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