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St. Clair students compete—and win – digital marketing competition

St. Clair students compete—and win – digital marketing competition

🕔13:07, 8.Dec 2023

by Ken Pashtushyn A panel of St. Clair College’s third year advertising students participated in – and won – the Digital Marketing Competition and Summit which was held online.  The event was hosted by Purdue University last Saturday.  The panel

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Unforgettable holiday family recipes

Unforgettable holiday family recipes

🕔12:21, 8.Dec 2023

by Hailey Goebel The meals associated with the holidays draw friends and families together around tables and feed our sense of nostalgia.   We all have memorable stories about the food prepared and the recipes passed on from generation to generation.  

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A dog sledding trip that changed a man’s life

A dog sledding trip that changed a man’s life

🕔12:14, 8.Dec 2023

By Dale Cabuquin It was just a trip for entertainment. Little did he know, it would change his life.   Michael McDowell went on a dog sledding trip in Ottawa in 2016 – something he now calls an animal exploitative industry.

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Movement, the solution to stress

Movement, the solution to stress

🕔12:54, 1.Dec 2023

by Pauline Bunay Everyone knows exercise is beneficial for their health, but it is very important to understand why exercise is the best stress reliever and the immediate cure for it. Stress is one of the many causes of illnesses

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Designs by Sav: a growing local clothing brand

Designs by Sav: a growing local clothing brand

🕔12:24, 1.Dec 2023

By: Joelle Brassard  Known simply by their artist name Sav, this young local artist has grown and thrived in Windsor’s arts scene, finding recent success with textile design which led to the birth of Designs by Sav.  “It all began

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Colours of Resilience: a passion project helping the homeless

Colours of Resilience: a passion project helping the homeless

🕔12:13, 1.Dec 2023

By Joelle Brassard  Known to the public as Batoolio, she is a 24-year-old artist and activist that has launched a passion project which donates art supplies to homeless artists and displays their artwork in gallery style exhibitions.  Batoolio is an

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The Soaring Costs of Canadian Housing

The Soaring Costs of Canadian Housing

🕔11:59, 1.Dec 2023

by Saloni Chauhan The soaring cost of housing has captured the attention of both policymakers and the public in Canada.  Recent data from a comprehensive survey of 1,000 Canadians, ending in October 2023, highlights the gravity of the situation.  The

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A World Away from Home: The Life of International Students

A World Away from Home: The Life of International Students

🕔11:54, 1.Dec 2023

by Saloni Chauhan Pratha Mathur, an international student, believes that the phrase “success does not come without struggle” is ideal for international students.   “Every time you migrate to a different country and leave behind your family, you have to start

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Benefits of being bilingual

Benefits of being bilingual

🕔11:49, 1.Dec 2023

by Xenia Semenova Why is it beneficial when you speak more than one language?  It is never too late to start exercising your brain too.  Many cultures speak two languages from birth. Which benefits will it bring them?  Their communication

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Photo of the Week – December 1, 2023

Photo of the Week – December 1, 2023

🕔11:04, 1.Dec 2023 Peter McBean of the Windsor Classic Chorale choristers sings Christmas carols during the Holiday Lights Heritage Nights event at the LaSalle Civic Centre on Saturday, Nov. 25, 2023. Photo by Ken Pastushyn. Read Full Article
Alumni Night Done Right

Alumni Night Done Right

🕔11:50, 24.Nov 2023

Basketball, admission and hot dogs on the house, what could make a night better? How about adding the home team St. Clair sweeping rival Humber Hawks to the mix.   The Saints hosted their annual alumni night on Nov. 17 and

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More protests for Palestine held in Windsor

🕔10:40, 24.Nov 2023

Palestinian protesters of all ages gathered on Nov. 4 to devote their voices in support of the conflict occurring in the middle east.  The protesters met at the parking lot near the University of Windsor and continued their marching protest

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Having a life purpose improves your health

Having a life purpose improves your health

🕔11:58, 17.Nov 2023

by Pauline Bunay People who have a life purpose can improve their health and live longer according to a study made by JAMA network (Journal of the American Medical Association) in 2019. It found having a life purpose can improve

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The ‘Abi Shkaabewis’ Family Event a Success at Ojibway Park

The ‘Abi Shkaabewis’ Family Event a Success at Ojibway Park

🕔11:49, 17.Nov 2023

by Ken Pashtushyn The ‘Ojibway Abi Shkaabewis’ family event, organized by the Indigenous Youth Roots group took place at the Ojibway Park Nature Centre complex on Nov. 12.  The five Indigenous youths who planned the event either work for the city

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Bright Lights Windsor highly anticipated by local residents

Bright Lights Windsor highly anticipated by local residents

🕔11:19, 17.Nov 2023

By Rylee Livingston Last year, Windsor’s annual lights festival in Jackson Park brought in more than 100,000 visitors.  But Bright Lights also brings out a public debate every year – is this festival the best use of city resources?   With

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St. Clair College downtown receives second batch of flu shots

St. Clair College downtown receives second batch of flu shots

🕔11:05, 17.Nov 2023

by Dale Cabuquin St. Clair College’s downtown campus received a second batch of flu shots after being out of the vaccines for more than a week.   According to Brianna Smith, the downtown campus Nurse, 30 vaccines for the second batch

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Transit Windsor sees hikes in ridership

Transit Windsor sees hikes in ridership

🕔10:54, 17.Nov 2023

by Zachary Balogh Transit riders face packed buses on their commute regularly.   According to the city of Windsor, Transit Windsor ridership rose one hundred and eighteen per cent. Which puts it at a pace to reach nine point eight million

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Mayor and counsellor speak about the importance of ward meetings

Mayor and counsellor speak about the importance of ward meetings

🕔12:40, 10.Nov 2023

By Pauline Bunay Mayor Drew Dilkens and Counsellor Angelo Marignani are organizing meetings to educate residents about how their budget is being used. These organized meetings with multiple city employees are divided into tables and sections dedicated to answering residents’

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Alex Monk: Comedy on the Fly

Alex Monk: Comedy on the Fly

🕔12:36, 10.Nov 2023

By Elliott St. Aubin From working part time jobs, to human kinetics, to social services, Alex Monk has done a lot, but some people would say his hardest challenge is his hobby. Monk is a part of an improv comedy

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History of WIFF

History of WIFF

🕔12:21, 10.Nov 2023

By Elliott St. Aubin The Windsor International Film Festival has become a staple in the Windsor Ontario community dedicated to creating a film geek’s dream year after year. For 18 festivals they have screened some of the best movies ever

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