by Alice Hewitt For those looking for an insight into their future, the psychic expo was the place to go. The weekend long event was held at the Giovanni Caboto Club and is considered to be Windsor’s largest international psychic
by Evan Mathias The Windsor Spitfires have regained a big piece of their offence with the return of centre Alexander Khokhlachev. The 19 year old returned to the Spitfires after playing 26 games with Spartak Moskva of the Kontinental Hockey
by Sean Previl The St. Clair College Student Representative Council is inviting the public to help them end bullying. The SRC is holding a presentation titled “My Bullying Story” Thursday, Jan. 24 at 11 a.m. and will run until 1 p.m.
by Rob Benneian In the same week he brought Koko back, Windsor Spitfires general manager Warren Rychel got Koekkoek too. Slater Koekkoek, that is. In exchange for the veteran rearguard’s services, the Spitfires sent Colorado Avalanche draftee Michael Clarke and
by Rob Benneian Warren Rychel has continued his makeover the Windsor Spitfires forward group in the days leading up to the Ontario Hockey League’s Jan. 10 trade deadline. A day after announcing the return of Alexander Khokhlachev and the acquisition
by Rob Benneian Warren Rychel has had a busy day. First the Windsor Spitfires general manager confirmed star centre AlexanderKhokhlachev will return from Spartak Moscow, where his father is the general manager. Less than five hours later, Rychel struck a deal
by Rob Benneian The Windsor Spitfires announced today the return of star centre Alex Khokhlachev from Russia. Khokhlachev, 19, helped guide the Russian national junior team to a bronze medal victory over Canada at the recent World Junior Hockey Championships,
by Rob Benneian The Windsor branch of Fung Loy Kok Taoist Tai Chi opened their doors Jan. 6 for a public demonstration of the steps involved in the popular Chinese martial art. A group of approximately 15 instructors performed all
by Rob Benneian The Windsor Spitfires longest winning streak of the season ended rather unceremoniously Thursday night at the WFCU Centre. After stringing together four consecutive wins over the Ottawa 67’s, Soo Greyhounds, Sarnia Sting and Oshawa Generals Windsor was
by Rob Benneian Windsor Police Service arrested a 41-year-old Windsor man on charges of distributing, accessing and possessing child pornography Thursday morning. Police were discovered evidence of such activity from a local internet provider address and launched an undercover investigation.
by Rob Benneian Surplus garbage bins are being made available by the facilities management division of St. Clair College. For $50 plus HST, members of the public can purchase a 66 gallon garbage bin. The bins are red and have
by Rob Benneian The name might make it sound more like a concert, but one look at the lineup tells you what to expect from Rock Out the Lockout. Steve Ott. James Neal. Nik Kronwall. Todd Bertuzzi. Nearly three months
by Chris Richards Hundreds of Windsorites gathered at the Canadian Pacific train yard for a good cause and a little holiday cheer this evening. Making its way across Canada from Quebec to British Columbia, the CP Holiday Train made
by Evan Mathias Local hockey fans have something to look forward to this holiday season. The Windsor Classic, which is sponsored by Investors Group Inc., is coming to the downtown area. A two-day road hockey event will take over Riverside
by Rob Benneian The Windsor Spitfires were among 60 member teams of the Canadian Hockey League invited to participate in a league-wide fundraiser for men’s health awareness. The CHL also invited it’s officials and office workers to take part. The
By Richard Dawes The year was 1994 the last time a St. Clair College varsity game was broadcast live in Windsor, but that’s about to change. On Jan. 9 the Saint’s men’s and women’s basketball teams will host the Fanshawe
by Evan Mathias Two members of the Windsor Spitfires went under the knife to end Movember Dec. 1 at Kelsey’s Movember Shave Off in Tecumseh. Spitfires defencemen Adam Bateman and John Bowen had their moustaches shaved off for the end
by Chris Richards The crowd was thick on Ferry Street Nov. 30 as hundreds of people gathered for the official key exchange to the former Windsor Star building. Hundreds of Windsor residents, Star employees and staff and students from the University
by Meagan Deschamps The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train has hit the rails again and will be visiting over 150 communities across Canada. The Holiday Train Program began in 1999 with a handful of communities and a few lights on a
by Alice Hewitt Everyone has heard of at least one superhero whether it be Superman, Batman or the green muscle bound Incredible Hulk. These seemingly ordinary folk, if you don’t count in the super strength and x-ray vision, come to
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