Recording artist Ayola is breaking ground in Windsor’s music scene with the release of his debut EP “Scum” on Nov. 20. Nigerian–born Ayola, whose legal name is Abdullah Abubakre, said he is excited to get his sound out to the public and said he hopes to share a piece
Syed Dawood, 30, is an entrepreneur, coach and trainer at Pakistan’s most elite gym, Kinetix. It is situated in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. He started his career as a professional athlete, but ended up as an entrepreneur and gym
.A shooting on Pelissier street left residents of a downtown neighbourhood feeling uneasy last month. Shots were fired into a home in the 1500 block of Pelissier at 2 a.m. on Oct. 23. Police believe a revenge plot was the
Local theatre company, Tall Tale Theatre Co. hosted their 2020 Building Blocks fundraiser on the eve before Windsor’s Covid-19 lockdown in March, before anyone knew just how long or just how serious this pandemic would be. With a full schedule
With the use of foodbanks on the rise across Canada, volunteers at Feeding Windsor have stepped up to fill a much-needed hole in both the hearts and bellies of people in Windsor-Essex County. Feeding Windsor has fed approximately 180,000 hungry people from Essex County and their various animals in 2019 alone. Their current
North Star Cheer is Windsor’s only cheer team, open since 2006. Owned and coach by Cheri McCurdy-Ducre and Linda McCurdy, they not only teach cheerleading but also teamwork and dedication, according to their website. Even the name has a story. “I considered a number of
Many Canadians realize how great life can be in Canada, but some refugees say it is a struggle with hardships paving the way to a better future. The Immigration Act of 1976 gave refugees a distinct status for those fleeing poverty, war, gangs, persecution and other types of hardships. The act defined
After almost two months of watching old hockey games on TV, the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League is returning to action. The GOJHL announced hockey season will restart Dec. 2, but the teams are already planning controlled scrimmages to work
Come down to Amherstburg to witness the lighting of the town tree and accompanying River Lights festival! Every year, Amherstburg spends thousands to decorate the town to create a dazzling display of holiday-themed lights. These lights span from Toddy Jones
Despite the harmful consequences of abusing drugs, some people still use them frequently — but addicts without treatment and support may become drug dealers, experts say. When people consume drugs frequently, they can potentially become addicts and this may take them down unhealthy paths if they do not have the required support. According to the Canadian Drug Crisis
From vinyls to cassettes, Windsor music lovers are paying to go backwards in technology. Scott Woodall, owner and operator of Vintage and Vinyl in Lasalle, credits the resurgence of cassette tapes to nostalgia evoked by contemporary entertainment. “Guardians of the
Independent bookstore owners in Windsor Essex are pushing through difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic while trying to run their businesses as usual. The pandemic uprooted many lives and businesses to accommodate social distancing and proper health protocols. Many independent
This year, Covid-19 has posed a threat to many of our day to day activities, and holidays have been no exception. However, the City of Windsor has found a way to still honour our veterans on Remembrance Day in a
Patrol officers were called to a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of County Road 20 (Front Road North) and Kingsbridge Drive on Wednesday around 5:30 p.m. Upon arriving, officers of the Windsor Police Service Amherstburg Detachment observed the vehicle involved
Students in Windsor have started the fall 2020 semester with online learning and on-campus protocols. Ryan Flannagan, associate vice-president of the student experience at the University of Windsor said there are a lot of tools that the university uses to conduct classes. “There are a lot of facilities such as Blackboard Collaborate, Microsoft Teams,
Beloved Jeopardy! host, Alex Trebek, died today at age 80. Jeopardy put out a statement on their website saying “He has become one of television’s most enduring and iconic figures, engaging millions of viewers worldwide with his impeccable delivery of
A lot has changed for this year‘s Remembrance Day services across Canada because of COVID-19 As Remembrance Day approaches Royal Canadian Legion branches across Canada are adjusting their plans for this year’s observance. Most services are being held online with only a few representatives
On Nov.1, Windsor Essex County Health Unit officials reported seven new COVID-19 cases in Windsor. With these new cases, the current cases in the region are 2,842 reported and 2,711 cases are considered resolved. There are currently 55 active cases
A towering storm cloud in Windsor, Ontario on Friday Oct 23, 2020. Spring-like temperatures last week resulted in severe thunderstorms. A line of storms impacted areas from Michigan to southwest and central Ontario. One of the storms caused a tornado
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