Record lows for Windsor
This week in Windsor could be so cold that 50 year old records will be broken. Currently Windsor is sitting well below the freezing line and it is expected to stay that way until Sunday. On Tuesday night Windsor’s temperature
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Early morning apartment fire
A unit in a Windsor apartment caught fire early this morning. The incident was in Rivard apartments located on Rivard and Tecumseh. Windsor fire said the blaze was contained to only one unit in the eight storey high rise. Evacuation
Students Rally Against Doug Ford’s OSAP Cuts
The mood on the University of Windsor campus Thursday was mixed. On the one hand, students were frustrated with the changes to OSAP and tuition fees made by the provincial government. On the other, there was excitement and optimism as
Special weather statement issued for Windsor region
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the Windsor region on Jan. 28, 2019 — and more cold weather is on the way. Snow will develop later on Monday morning and persist into Monday night, according to the
Give Life and Give Back
St. Clair College will be running a blood donation drive at its student centre on Jan. 31, 2019. Organizers would like students, faculty, staff and nearby residents to join and donate to help change lives of others who are in
Ontario supporting communities to improve transit
The municipalities of Leamington and Chatham-Kent are getting funds from province to improve transit. According to a news release, Leamington is getting $606,040 and Chatham-Kent will receive $500,000 from the province. The money will be paid out over five years.
Windsor Essex housing and homelessness plan ready for public input
The City of Windsor is looking for your opinion on a new housing and homelessness plan. The city wants the community’s help to establish solutions to the city’s housing crisis. Windsor Essex has improved housing and housing support services and
Republic Day of India in Windsor
India become independent in Aug. 1947 when it appointed a constitution committee, becoming a republic on Jan. 26, 1950. The new country kept its membership in the British Commonwealth. Canadians of Indian origin celebrated republic day with pomp and glory
Windsor students welcome tuition cuts but have concerns over OSAP changes
By Keerthana Veerapandian Changes to Ontario Student Assistance Program recently announced by the Ford government has put more pressure on students to pay their debt. On Jan. 17, 2019, the provincial government announced its plan to roll back tuition by
YMCA receiving $900K in funding over the next three years
The YMCA of Windsor, Ont. will receive $900,000 to help fund services that provide employment for people with disabilities. The Y Works Opportunities Program is a service the YMCA provides to help people with disabilities get a chance to get
Bad weather cancels school buses in Windsor Essex
School buses are cancelled in Windsor and Essex County due to heavy snow coming through region today. The schools will remain open. A special weather statement issued by Environment Canada says snow will blow with 10 to 15 centimetres possible.
Let’s talk mental health
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan This year, Bell Let’s Talk will reach its goal of donating $100 million to help end the stigma of mental illness and fund programs in local communities. “Canada leads the way each year with the biggest mental
Rights march draws crowds in Windsor, Washington
By Julianna Bonnett The overnight journey from Windsor to Washington for the Women’s March was long and gruelling, but Michelle Mainwaring felt inspired and empowered when she saw the sunrise through the front window of the bus. It was January
Job Fair brings students, employers together
By Amos Johnson St. Clair College teamed up with the University of Windsor Wednesday, January 23 to host Southwestern Ontario’s largest employer and student networking event. Hundreds of students from both institutions attended the 20th annual Job Fair which attracted
Bounce back to control depression
By Tamas Miko The third Monday in January – Blue Monday – is said to be the most depressing day of the year, but with the appropriate help people can bounce back and take control of their depression. The Canadian
Students weigh in on tax increase
By Daelyn Davis Some students see both good and bad if area mayors and councils raise taxes. What the tax money is used for will often determine how people will feel about the increase. University of Windsor student Jasmine
A Week of Winter Bites
Windsor residents have taken advantage of a local event to get a three course meal for a low price. In 2019 WindsorEats celebrated two anniversaries; the 15th year of operation and the 10th year of Winter Bites. Winter Bites takes
The bird that sings
By Suraj Sasi On Jan.19 the Canadian Historical Aircraft Association held its fundraising concert called Climbing Away with Dave Hadfield. While many may Recognize the Hadfield name – Dave is a well-known pilot and his brother is a famed astronaut
Questionable Amazon products for sale
By AbdulRaheem Alhusami Muslims in Windsor feel offended by some Amazon products which include religious symbols. Windsor Islamic Association members noticed the products a few days ago. Women wearing hijab and niqab were pictured on bathroom rugs and shower
Windsor and Detroit unite for Woman’s March
By Lauren O’Brien Women and men united on both sides of the Detroit River last Thursday. The Windsor Women’s March held a vigil in honour of women victims of violence. For the first time, the two border cities of Windsor
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