By Clara Musca People from Windsor and Essex gathered October 12 to take part in the march against Monsanto. The local march was part of a global movement which took place for the second time in over 50 countries worldwide.
by Sean Frame A local artist is creating a landmark to represent Windsor’s heritage. Laura Shintani, 42, has been working on Windsor’s You + Me project since March, 2013. The project was created by the International Relations Committee which
by Liam Higgins A local bar has been holding a weekly night of music to inspire young musicians. The Manchester Pub, located on Ouellette Avenue, has been holding a Tuesday Night Music Club for the past three years. Local band
By Richard Riosa Top executives for the Great Lakes – St. Lawrence Seaway are calling for an increase in industrial shipping in the region. Executives from both sides of the border attended a breakfast event in Detroit Oct. 11, hosted
By Mandy Mathews A plane took off at the Windsor International Airport as the announcement ceremonies began for the implementation of new international cargo facilities for Fedex, learning facilities at the University of Windsor and testing facilities for border logistics
By Kyle Goodhue A barcraft for the League of Legends season three world finals was held Oct 4 at the Rockhead Pub attracting many Windsor players. The barcraft, an event like a sports bar for competitive gaming tournaments was hosted
By Sean Previl Children and parents have been challenged to figure out the mystery of the missing cake. The Art Gallery of Windsor held their first annual Mysteries of the AGW! P.A. Day Party Oct. 11. Salina Larocque, education and
By Chris Mailloux The walking dead gathered at Villains Beastro Oct 5 for the second Annual Zom-B-Con. The event raised money for the Windsor Youth Centre with all donations being collected in a treasure chest. Micheal Reeve, CEO of Z-Day
By Justin Prince Windsor City Council has approved a proposal to host a provincial sports competition in 2014. A decision was made Oct. 7 in a 10-2 vote that will allow Windsor to host the 2014 Ontario Summer Games next
St. Clair women’s fastball The St. Clair College women’s fastball team wrapped up their regular season with a 6-5 win over Mohawk College Oct. 10. Saints’ starting pitcher Skylar Patteson threw into the seventh inning allowing five runs on eight
by Nikko Ocampo The top CIS ranked Western Mustangs kept their winning streak alive as they defeated the University of Windsor Lancers 51-23 at Alumni Field Oct. 5. Western controlled the first quarter with the help of quarterback Will
BY Shelbey Hernandez Students at the University of Windsor are using origami to highlight Mental Illness Awareness Week The University of Windsor Mental Health Awareness group organized an origami booth in the CAW Student Centre on Oct. 10. Jordynne
By Liam Higgins More than 100 fans filled New Song Church to hear a locally renowned metal band play its last show. Faithful Unto Death performed at New Song Church Oct. 6. Vocalist James Livingston, bassist Levi Rogers, guitarist
Kitchen Fire Safety By Dan Gray Windsor Fire and Rescue Services is reminding citizens during national Fire Prevention Week to be careful while they are cooking. In front of more than 300 people outside City Hall Oct. 7, fire
By Taylor Desjardins Aerotek is holding a business clothing drive that will help people in need of clothing to give a sense of professionalism in the work place. Mike Verzosa, contract manager at Aerotek located on 4510 Rhodes Drive in
by Evan Mathias Windsor Spitfires second-round pick Ryan Moore is starting to adjust to the Ontario Hockey League lifestyle. Moore has one goal in seven games this season and is looking more comfortable on the ice. “I think I’m adjusting
Villians Beastro hosts the S.N.O.T game show, as they reach their first anniversary. S.N.O.T (Spectacular night of trivia) celebrated its one-year anniversary. On Oct. ? at Villains Beastro, Co-ordinator Francois Jacques has been hosting trivia nights for a few years. He
by Jolene Perron The Tim Hortons Smile Cookies campaign has helped children in need this year. The doughnut chain brought its Smile Cookie campaign to Windsor and Essex county for the first year. From Sept. 23 until Sept. 29, cookies
By Shaun Garrity Normally infants are at home in their cribs, but a 13-week Windsor baby is at the Children’s Hospital in London battling cancer. Jonathon “Johnny” Deans and Christina Eady are living London to be with their son Jonathon
By Sean Previl Local police are implementing a new initiative to combat distracted driving. The Windsor Police Service released a report Oct. 2 informing Windsor of new rules regarding distracted driving with a
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