Local long-term care workers are still without a contract at Schlegel’s facilities in Windsor. Members of Unifor Local 2458 held a media briefing Monday with details on the break down in negotiations with the employer. Local president Tulio DiPonti said
An adult male suspect has been identified who was involved in a theft of firearms and ammunition. A 42-year-old of no fixed address has been charged with theft under $5000, breach probation, and 10 counts of firearm related offences. On
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is monitoring the current outbreak of 2019-nCoV in China and around the world. Windsor Regional Hospital, Erie Shore HealthCare, Essex-Windsor EMS, primary care providers and local school boards have all prepared to assess individuals suspected
Research shows poor lifestyle choices could result in reduced fertility in men. According to a study conducted by the National Center for Biotechnology Information, the average man was able to identify only 51 per cent of the risk factors
Puck drop looked a bit different this week. The Windsor Spitfires hosted Talk Today, an event organized by the Canadian Mental Health Association. The event featured children’s games and information tables, which led to the official puck drop with the
The City of Windsor has approved the 2020 budget for the free rodent control program but the annually reviewed contract expires at the end of March. The rodent control program is a free service to assist home-owners and tenants
The St. Clair College Genesis Entrepreneurship Centre offers a variety of free monthly workshops to students and alumni at the main campus and the downtown Student Success Centre. One example is the Build Your Small Business with Social Media
With March Break on the horizon, children aged six to 15 have many options around the city to have some fun away from school. This year’s spring break in Ontario falls from March 16 to 20. Two camps listed
If you need to tell a relative to get off your back about your tattoos at the next family function, you may have back-up in a Washington-based Pew Research Center report that suggests everyone is getting inked. The report suggests
The Paul Martin Building that was purchased by the City of Windsor becomes the new Windsor Public Library location. The Windsor Public Library Central branch relocates to an 11,000 square-foot library space at the Paul Martin Building on Mon.
Sunday was a day of symbolic fortune telling on Canadian minds, and not just who would win the Superbowl. Since 1887, Feb. 2 has been a day where meteorology has fallen on the shoulders of humanity’s little furred friends —
The Windsor Essex-County Health Unit has made it possible for families to update their children’s record and receive vaccinations if needed. The health unit is holding a series of clinics for parents and their children who received a suspension
Their first show was at the now closed Chubby Pickle in 2011, but according to Tarek Jafar, half of the Blue Stones, their first event was in a backyard with six guests in attendance. The band has come a long
1999 with Joyce St. Antoine Do you want to go back into the future? Wait, I mean go back to the past. I’ll give you the insight on my life before the decade ended with stories galore. Tune in with
Investment Wars – A Sports Card Podcast with Bird Bouchard Investment Wars is a weekly sports trading card podcast that focuses on how real-life sporting events, scandals and highlights are impacting the prices of the hobby. Is it time to
A decade of work later, NDP Member of Parliament Brian Masse thinks he might be close to getting single-sports betting legalized in Canada. Canadian cities lose out on millions of dollars when illegal betting takes place during major sporting events,
After almost half a century, Britain has decided to leave the European Union. The group of 28 member countries has become 27. Britons in 2016 voted 52 per cent in favour of leaving in a referendum, that lead to negotiations
A Wednesday fire at a home on the 1100 block of Elm Street, near Wyandotte Street West caused $125,000 in damages. The home’s residents were able to get out safely but one person is displaced due to the damage. One
Coyote sightings in LaSalle are on the rise, but police asking people to stop calling them for every sighting. According to LaSalle Police Service, people should not call 911 every time they see a coyote, but should call if the
Twin panda cubs are now on display at Zoo Berlin. According to Zoo Berlin’s Facebook page, the cubs are the first giant pandas to be born in Germany. The cubs were born on Aug. 31 and have been named Pit
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