Anthony Sheardown Nov 7, 2014 New University of Windsor Campus to expand the downtown business scene With the University of Windsor expanding their campus, downtown business is expected to increase drastically. The university is following St. Clair College in
Windsor residents may be hard pressed to name one movie shot in town, but the Windsor International Film Festival has one gaining a lot of attention. Beyond the Deep is a science-fiction themed romantic drama involving time travel.
by Sean Frame The Kingsville election results were postponed for several hours after the polls closed leaving some candidates annoyed with the process. On Oct. 27 Windsor and all of Essex County held municipal elections with some of the municipalities
by Kristine Klein & Chris Mailloux Investigators say they believe that arson was the cause of a fire in vacant home in Windsor. The fire started at round 6 p.m. Oct. 28 at 446 Indian Rd. on the top foor
Local hair and nail salons have been hosting male breast cancer awareness events during the month of October. Throughout the month, various salons across Ontario participated in an event known as ManiCURES where participants, male or female, would get manicures
By Shelbey Hernandez Ron McDermott has been announced as Mayor of Essex for a fourth term with two of his competitors not far behind. It was a flashback to the 2010 municipal election when McDermott beat Ron Rogers by
By Dan Gray Veterans from across southern Ontario gathered at the Canadian Historical Aircraft Association hanger onOct. 25 to reminisce about their time in the service. Windsor’s Passing the Torch Committee, in association with CHAA and other community organizations, held
Windsor election hits the finish line By Kenneth Bullock Reporter, Assistant Entertainment Editor, Social Media The end of Windsor’s mayoral and ward elections was in sight, Monday night. Some of the Windsor races were down to the
First time mayoral hopeful Bill Baker finished the Essex election 399 votes behind Ron McDermott, who won. Bill Baker entered the Portuguese Club in Harrow at 11 p.m. with the election results. Baker came in the room smiling and
By Jeremy James Fokuoh The Windsor Youth Centre is considered more than just a community centre – it has become a second home for many young people in the community. When the centre was opened in October 2011, no
Thousands of people gathered in the streets of Hamilton on Tuesday to pay their respects to fallen soldier Cpl. Nathan Cirillo. The regimental funeral brought mourners from across the country to Cirillo’s hometown to say goodbye and thank him for
by Justin Prince The City of Windsor now has a new mayor. Drew Dilkens, who previously represented Ward 1 on city council, was elected the 34th mayor in the city’s history Oct. 27. Dilkens received more than 55 per cent
Not all residents in Windsor who are eligible to vote have been receiving their Voter Information Cards. Only 37 per cent of Windsor residents eligible to vote cast their ballot for a new mayor, city council members, and school board
Despite blocked off streets business owners and employees say repairs on Wyandotte to damaged roads and water mains will help Walkerville continue to improve. Chris Andrechek, 31, works at Biblioasis and says although the construction has slowed down traffic
By Ken Pastushyn The Windsor Essex Show featuring IT Solutions will take place at the Caboto Club on Tuesday, Nov. 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. This one-day forum and trade-show is sponsored by the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of
Windsor Police have released a picture of the suspect involved in a purse robbery which occurred on Sunday at the noon hour at the Shoppers Drugmart on 11500 Tecumseh Road East. The victim left her purse sitting in her cart
By: Dan Gray Canadians are generally a peace-loving, Kumbaya-singing, quiet-by-nature society. We have a carefree attitude that allows us to believe that no one would want to hurt us because who could really hate a Canadian? But now our innocence,
by Justin Prince The Ford Motor Company has awarded their investment for a new engine program and facility to Mexico instead of Windsor’s two plants. “We have been informed that we will not be getting the product that we were
By : Michael Hugall St. Clair College advertising students were given some key advice the morning of Oct. 17 when a British entrepreneur was skyped into a marketing class to share information about the success of Revive-A-Phone. Jeff Carrier,
The City of Windsor is reporting an increase in new businesses opening in the downtown core, some as the result of incentive programs designed to encourage relocation and increase foot traffic. The city and the Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association
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