By: Shelbey Hernandez The Windsor/Essex County Humane Society is presenting its first Halloween-themed walkathon Oct. 27. Although the Humane Society has been hosting walkathons for 23 years, this is the first time they have presented a Halloween-themed walkathon. The
By: Liam Higgins Cyclists dressed in finery participate in Windsor’s third annual Tweed Ride on Oct. 19. Hosted by City Cyclery, the Windsor Tweed Ride is a group bicycle ride through Windsor in which the cyclists have the option to
By Richard Riosa A group of University of Windsor alumni have been given honorary degrees at the university’s 50th anniversary convocation ceremony. The university was founded in 1963 when it was incorporated through the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. The university’s
by Evan Mathias Windsor Spitfires general manager Warren Rychel was busy Oct. 18 making a pair of trades to ship-out and acquire a goaltender. The former second-round draft pick Jordan DeKort was traded to the Kitchener Rangers in exchange for
By Stacey Janzer Michael Januska, an author born and raised in the area, is one of the authors attending Bookfest Windsor this year. He recently had a book signing for his novel Riverside Drive, set in Windsor during in the
Updated Oct. 27, 2013 By Sean Previl Five men are injured and one dead from stab wounds after an early morning incident downtown Oct. 19. The Windsor Police Service was called to Pelissier Street near University Avenue around 2 a.m.
By Justin Thompson The undead chased the living Oct. 12 in Windsor during a 5K charity race for cystic fibrosis. The Zombie Chase is a 5K there-and-back “run, walk or drag.” The event took place along the riverfront trail between
By Sandee Nho Twnety-five years ago students at Riverside Secondary School buried a time capsule filled with memories and letters. On Oct. 12 they dug up their past. Graduates filled the cafeteria as the contents of a time capsule were
By Shaun Garrity Despite losing 13 work days to excessive rain over the summer, builders of the new Taylor/Benson school are still on schedule for opening in September 2014 WINCON construction is the company handling building operations for
By Kenneth Bullock A local college student has brought a campaign to her school promoting prevention of child abuse. Laurie Harrison, a student enrolled in the St. Clair College’s public relations program, has brought the purple ribbon campaign to the
by Bobby-Jo Keats Windsor Fire and Rescue Services teamed up with the Canadian Cancer Society Oct. 11-13 at Devonshire Mall and families were being educated about everything from electrical safety to how to create a home fire escape plan.
By Mandy Matthews St. Clair College has created a social media policy for their athletes to prevent damage against the school’s reputation. The St. Clair College Athletics & Recreation/Varsity Program Social Media Policy sets specific guidelines for the behavior
By Richard Riosa Can we come back from the things we’ve done? This is the central theme behind the season four premier of The Walking Dead and will continue to be a theme explored throughout the season. The episode is
By Richard Riosa Walk into any pub or bar throughout Europe on a weekend and what you are likely to find may more closely resemble a religious gathering than a sports event. Men and women of different ages and cultures
By Andrew Bradley Local astronomers are inviting the public to view the stars at their observatories. Windsor’s 91-member chapter of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada is one of 12 in Ontario. The organization has grown from its
By Chris Mailloux Windsorites gathered at Villains Beastro to learn about comics and literacy from a local author. The event was for Graphic Encounters: Comics and the Sponsorship of Multimodal Literacy and featured the author Dale Jacobs talking to the
By Taylor Desjardins Pumpkins in Windsor and Essex County are being affected by the wet weather and cold climate this year. McLeod Farms and Wagner Orchards had difficulty when dealing with the pumpkin crop because of the heavy rain and
by Evan Mathias St. Clair Mens baseball The Saint Clair College men’s baseball team brought home some hardware from the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Championship Banquet. The team was awarded a regular season pennant after their 14-2 record. Saints pitcher
By Justin Prince The St. Clair College Saints began their preseason on a high note, winning their season opener 71-63 on Oct. 12 against the La Cite Coyotes. The Saints started hot out of the gate, scoring 26 points in
By Jolene Perron A plague of injuries has caused General Amherst’s senior football team to forfeit their season prematurely. When the season began, head coach John Rudak said he was struggling with only 26 players. “I knew from the beginning
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