WINDSOR ON., Friday September 13 2013 – Major Construction crew is working every day to complete the construction on Ottawa Street. (PHOTO by Jolene Perron) by Jolene Perron According to merchants on Ottawa Street, what was once a “quiet and
by Hailey Trealout Storm clouds that rumbled in the distance were ignored by each smiling face as Windsorites young and old entered the doors of the HMCS Hunter building Sept. 11. Members of the Royal Canadian Sea Cadet corps program
By Hailey Trealout Rumbling motorcycle engines rode in memory of a young Windsorite killed in combat. Cpl. Andrew Grenon was a 23-year-old veteran who was killed during his second tour in Afghanistan. He died September 3, 2008, two weeks
By Stacey Janzer A Windsor musician has announced he will provide free music lessons indefinitely for at-risk youth after the success of a six-week pilot program. Kenneth MacLeod, lead vocalist of Kenneth MacLeod & the Windsor Salt Band, held an
by Evan Mathias After losing their five top point scorers from last season the Lasalle Vipers were expected to struggle this year, so far though, they haven’t. Lasalle opened their season with a lopsided 8-2 win over the St. Mary’s
By Sean Previl A by-election is set to take place in Windsor this winter. Members of Windsor City Council voted Sept. 9 by a vote of 9-1 in favour of
By Hailey Trealout A 49-year-old man has been sent to hospital after a motorcycle accident Sept. 8. The accident happened on Sandwich Street in front of Mackenzie Hall at approximately 10 a.m. Sandwich Street will be blocked for the next
By Sean Previl Police are investigating a residence on Riverside Drive after shots were fired Sept. 3. Windsor Police Services was called to 1225 Riverside Dr. W. around 11:15 p.m. after several loud noises were heard outside the building. WPS
By Sean Previl Students attending St. Clair College this fall will be heading into school well prepared thanks to pre-class orientation. Orientation week at the college has been taking place since Aug. 26 at all campuses, giving students the chance
By Sean Previl A local man is dead after police officials found a body in the Detroit River. The 53-year-old Windsor man was found floating in the river around 8 a.m. Aug. 16 after an unnamed witness reported seeing the
By Shaun Garrity The Canadian Open will be in the Windsor area for the third year in a row. The event will take place at L’Essor High School. It will offer a seminar June 29 followed by the tournament the
By Sean Previl A local man is in hospital after being rescued from the Detroit River. Windsor Police were called to the riverfront June 2 shortly after 1 p.m. after a woman called 9-1-1 reporting she had watched a man
By Hailey Trealout The Essex and Community Historical Research Society held a fundraiser March 23 to keep their doors open in order to educate the public on its local history. The ECHRS is an organization that began in 2007 and
by Taylor Desjardins Bring your shovel and closed-toe shoes because the City of Windsor Parks and Facilities is bringing tree planting into Windsor and is asking volunteers to come out for Arbor Week 2013. Bill Roesel, manager of forestry and
By Maureen Mariampillai The Downtown Mission will be hosting an appreciation dinner on April 16 for its volunteers during National Volunteer Week. The mission is a non-profit organization which provides services to those who are in poverty and are struggling
by Shaun Garrity Although the pit bull is prohibited in Windsor the city still receives numerous complaints every year. In 2005 a ban known as Bill 132 was introduced and passed by the provincial legislative assembly. This means that
By Sandee Nho Mandated moves for troops and families in the Canadian Armed Forces can have a negative affect, During their military career some troops are forced to move from their hometown to a posting location. Capt. Konrad Rosenkranz
By Kurtis Friesen In the latest chapter of banning tanning for minors, Ontario is looking to pass legislation that would force salons to restrict their services and products to those over the age of 18. In light of the government
by Sarah Ryrie There are difficulties of raising a child while attending post-secondary education. Jade Underwood, a 19-year-old mother and University of Windsor student, studies social work and woman’s studies at the university while raising her three-year-old son Aiden Underwood.
By Sarah Ryrie Students say multitasking and organizational skills make it possible to balance school and after-school activities. Eric Noel, University of Windsor student and captain of the LaSalle Viper’s hockey team, said he believes it is possible to
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