by Sean Previl A former member of a Southern U.S. church, known for its controversial position against gay rights, stopped in Windsor to speak about his experience growing up in the organization. Nate Phelps, formerly of the Westboro Baptist Church
by Kenneth Bullock The well known cliche is that students spend too much time on their laptops, but a college club is using that to its advantage to host gaming tournaments. The Information Technology Club held its ninth annual No
by Sandee Nho University of Windsor students said they are feeling optimistic after an unprecedented election for a new student government. On March 14, a campaign to vote ‘no’ on a slate of unchallenged incumbents succeeded. The campaign, called
A Windsor woman is stitching together a livelihood by fulfilling her creativity and love for artistry with scarves and teddy bears. Lee Sartori attended the University of Windsor. She studied visual arts until 2008, before settling into a comfortable management
by Kenneth Bullock Creating good-paying jobs and strengthening local health care are two of the topics Liberal MPP Teresa Piruzza covered in her speech at the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce Friday. Piruzza said she is optimistic about this region’s
by Jani Linton- Hill To keep up with society and the new digital age, the Windsor Public Library will be offering digital magazines to everyone with a library card. The library chain began using the program ZINIO to provide
by Melissa Fregapan Essex County residents should be expecting more tourism and businesses opening within the community. According to Essex Ward 3 Coun. Bill Baker, developments are happening for resurging communities such as Colchester, Harrow, McGregor and the Town of
by YunHan Yao Chinese students are working on setting up a new independent student union at St. Clair College. A lack of resources and little support from administration are keeping Chinese students from registering their planned union. Chinese students plan
by Adam Lucier A new Internet drinking game has become popular amongst kids and young adults on social networks. To date, the game has been connected to at least five deaths, including a 10-year-old boy, according to BBC news. Even
by Tecumseh MacGuigan The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Windsor Essex Foundation is setting out to make their Bowl For Kids Sake event the most successful yet. Last year’s event had over 800 bowlers and raked in $45,000. The event
by Bobby-Jo Keats The Windsor Gaming Resource is teaming up with the Green Bean Café Feb. 28 in an effort to unite gaming enthusiasts within the community. The Games and Grub event is open to people of any age and runs
by Taylor Busch New anti-smoking ads are more relevant than people think. The Canadian government’s most recent anti-smoking campaign features smokers who go back to the place they started smoking. In one commercial, a woman returns to her high school
by Ryan Turczyniak As St. Clair College’s new SportsPlex nears its completion, more students and staff are anticipating the grand opening. The building is to include three basketball courts, a classroom, a fitness centre, locker rooms for each team,
by Aaron Sanders The Windsor Express are preparing themselves for what they hope will be a successful post-season. The Express possess the best record in the National Basketball League of Canada (28-11) and are the Central Division champions, giving them
by Justin Prince The Adventure Bay Water Park is reopening after being closed for four days to fix a safety issue with the facility’s floors. The facility was closed from Feb. 24-28 after the City of Windsor received complaints about
by Casandra Malynowskyj After this year’s record-breaking winter, students are anxious to head to a warmer destination this March break. This winter has been Windsor’s coldest and snowiest in 36 years. According to Environment Canada, Windsor hasn’t had such a
by Jeffery Gravel With the Lotto Max jackpot at the maximum of $50 million, customers are lining up for their chance to win big. Even though the likelihood of winning big is minimal, local lottery retailers say when the jackpot
by Chris Jackman The Windsor Police Service is making a big difference in the community with mental health-related situations, according to the police chief. According to Windsor Police’s 2013 Use of Force Report, released Feb. 21 by Cst. Larry Hartley,
by Shelbey Hernandez Windsor residents are looking to spruce up their view by creating an architectural design on the exterior west-facing wall of the adventure Bay Family Water Park. Residents living in the area of University Avenue West to the
by Ryan Brough Musicians find age limit restrictions aren’t holding them back from their passion. With all-age venues like the Chubby Pickle and The Blind Dog closing, it’s becoming harder for underage musicians to perform around the city. Some bars
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