Whether it’s in the alleyways, on the roads or in parks, there’s been an increase in the amount of litter scattered around town. According to NCBI.gov, COVID-19 and the resulting lockdown has caused amounts of urban pollution to decrease. This
The animanga One Piece is entering its final saga and is ending soon. One Piece is in the Egghead arc and the author Eichiro Oda has said that it will be ending within two years. One Piece is one of
Rent is a rock musical by Jonathan Larson about a group of people in the East Village in New York City ‘falling in love, finding your voice, and living for today.’ Larson wrote the book, music and lyrics for Rent
In 2008, the Detroit Red Wings raised the Stanley Cup for the eleventh time in franchise history. In 2004, the Detroit Pistons partied down Woodward Avenue bringing home their third NBA championship. The Detroit Lions made the NFC championship game
Why are film festivals so important? What do they bring to the public? They might be challenging and inspiring and can teach some new values. TIFF is the Toronto International Film Festival that shows movies from around the world and
Hello, my name is Xenia Semenova, and I am a thrifter. When you don’t know how to control your hobbies it can become an addiction. It took me 23 whole years to realize that and sculpt it into a masterpiece
When rapper Sean ‘P.Diddy’ Combs was arrested on Sept. 16 of this year, nobody could have predicted the effects it would have on Hollywood. Texas based lawyer Tony Buzbee, who will be representing Diddy’s 126 alleged victims in court, has
After fans were treated to a hard season in 2023-2024, the Windsor Spitfires looked as though they would need quite a bit of time to rebuild. As it would seem from their first couple home games, they may not need
Windsor Fire and Rescue Services was on scene of a commercial fire at 375 Giles Boulevard East on Sept. 26. Windsor Fire had multiple callers around 7 p.m. On arrival, engine one had heavy smoke and fire coming from the
The Ontario Junior Hockey League Govenor’s showcase is an annual showcase. This opportunity allows all teams and players to play in one location and display their skills, talent and hopefully have a chance to play at a higher level. Scouts
By Kenneth Pastushyn Local award-winning filmmaker Michael Stasko’s latest creation is the Vampire Zombies from Space! which will be appearing at this season’s Windsor International Film Festival. (WIFF). Stasko billed it as an “over-the-top-R-rated-comedy” paying tribute to the double creature-feature, drive-in
On Sept. 25, the Ontario Hockey League’s regular season kicked off with a thriller game. The underdog Windsor Spitfires faced off against the CHL’s reigning Memorial Cup champions, the Saginaw Spirit. The Spirit celebrated their championship Wednesday night by raising
The grand opening of the Windsor in Focus: Forty Years Through the Lens of Nick Brancaccio took place at the Chimczuk Museum on Saturday, Sept. 14. “It’s the longest and largest display of Windsor Star photos in the history of
Jon Bon Jovi, the musician famous for multiple hit songs including “Livin’ on a Prayer” and “You Give Love a Bad Name” has proved again his commitment to compassion. The singer/songwriter was nearby filming a music video for a song
Windsor native and local wrestling promoter, Scott D’Amore is set to resurrect the Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling promotion here in Windsor this October. D’Amore, who is the owner of Border City Wrestling (BCW) in Windsor, was also the President of
Sayasith Phothitay, an alleged key figure in a major global car theft ring, has been arrested for breaking his bail conditions. He was among 23 people caught in July 2023 when authorities shut down a large auto theft operation in
The Toronto International Film Festival has paused upcoming screenings of the documentary “Russians at War” due to high threats to the safety of festival guests, staff and volunteers. The film, which follows Russian soldiers on the front lines of the
The government of Ontario is allowing convenience stores to sell alcohol as of Sept. 5. The government is setting rules to the store owners to only sell alcohol within the given hours of 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Kenny Shim,
Starting Sept. 5, over 4,000 convenience stores will be able to serve liquor between the hours of 7 a.m. – 11 p.m. This is allowed after the Ford Government paid out $225,000,000 to the Beer Store to reduce its hold
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