by Dan Gray November 11, 2013 Over 1,000 people gathered Nov. 11 at the Cenotaph in Windsor to pay respect to those who have served for Canada. Veterans from World War Two, Korea, Vietnam, peacekeepers and the War in Afghanistan
by Liam Higgins It was a night of beats, rhymes and life for Vanity Night Club. Hosted by Jahmann Massey, a local hip-hop artist, Vanity Night Club had its first live performance Nov. 14. The show was held to showcase
By Richard Riosa Local tool and mold industry experts are predicting a bright future for Windsor’s manufacturing economy. The Canadian Association of Mold Makers held its annual general meeting at the Giovanni Caboto Club Nov. 6. The event was
By Chris Mailloux A robbery has left a local video game store to pick up the pieces after a significant amount of merchandise was stolen. The Game MD on 5452 Tecumseh Rd. E. was broken into Nov. 3. The thieves
By Richard Riosa Canadian Diabetes Association executives say accuracy and detail are crucial when budgeting for a charitable event. The CDA is a national non-profit organization which operates regional offices supporting diabetes research, education and advocacy to the government.
By Justin Prince The Windsor International Film Festival kicked off its event schedule Nov. 3 with their short-film competition screening and awards night as 16 films made their premieres in front of the near-capacity crowd. The Capitol Theatre hosted the
By Taylor Desjardins The St. Clair College Student Representative Council brought in a spoken word artist who has been featured on TEDTalks and the Vancouver Olympics to the Chrysler Theatre on Oct. 28. Shane Koyczan was introduced by vice president
By Richard Riosa Technology industry executives say they are hoping to change Windsor’s manufacturing reputation and diversify its economy. The second annual Windsor-Essex Tech Show, hosted by the Windsor-Essex Chamber of Commerce, was held Oct. 29 at the Giovanni Caboto
by Jolene Perron The women running a new hair salon in Amherstburg are taking business into their own hands and calling their own shots. Tamara Moore opened I Dare Your Hair salon on 60 Murray Street while renting chairs to
By Richard Riosa Members of local non-profit organizations will be evaluating the success of the farmers’ Market Dollar program which ran in Windsor from July to October. Funded by the United Way of Windsor-Essex County and organized by Food
By Adam El-Baba Windsor Police Service have released details of the downtown stabbing that occurred on the block between University Avenue West and Park Street Oct. 19. The brawl left five people with minor injuries and one University of Windsor
By Taylor Busch The Ladies Expo and the International Day of the Girl were just two of the many women-focused events to take place in Windsor over the month of October. The Ladies Expo, an event to raise funds for
by Liam Higgins Windsorites wanting a good scare will be able to get their fix for again this at the Scarehouse. The Scarehouse at the corner of Tuscarora Road and Ouellette Avenue is in its seventh year of operation. The
The 20th anniversary of Border City Wrestling brought in many wrestlers, legendary and new, to the St. Clair College gymnasium Oct 19. Over 800 people gathered in the gym to watch the wrestlers battle it out. Former WWE superstars such
This November marks the release of Sony’s PlayStation 4 and Microsoft’s Xbox One. Most gamers won’t have a hard time choosing which system to grab because their anticipation keeps them glued to the Internet looking for more information. Others might
by Evan Mathias The LaSalle Vipers 10 game winning streak has finally come to an end at the hands of the Leamington Flyers Oct. 23. Through the first 15 games of their season the Vipers were undefeated in regulation. Their
By Chris Mailloux Windsor’s annual film festival is approaching its ninth year and organizers say it is poised to be bigger than ever. The Windsor International Film Festival announced Oct. 22 that the event has been extended to six days
by Evan Mathias St. Clair college men’s volleyball. The St. Clair College Saints men’s volleyball team won the Atlantic Colleges Association Tip Off Tournament in Charlottetown, PEI Oct. 18-20. The men’s team won all four matches they played in straight
By Justin Prince Aspiring filmmakers were demonstrating their talents at a short film competition Oct. 18-20 in Windsor. The seventh annual 48-Hour FlickFest was held as part of the Windsor International Film Festival. The goal of the FlickFest was to
By Sandee Nho Anonymous submissions from students may take away the responsibility of a comment on Facebook, but does it take away the meaning? With over 4,000 “likes” Spotted at UWindsor’s Facebook page is beginning to get negative responses from
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