There’s a light at the end of the tunnel for those struggling with seasonal affective disorder. “Basically, it’s light therapy, talk therapy or drug therapy,” said Tim Baxter, counselor at Crossroads Centre for Personal Empowerment. “Those are the three main
By Soha Asfahani After five months of negotiations, CUPE Ontario education workers have voted 73 per cent in favour of a tentative agreement with the provincial government and school boards. Laura Walton, president of CUPE Ontario School Boards Council of
By Donna Tuckwell The City of Windsor stated today the John Atkinson Memorial Community Centre will continue to operate for the residents of 1616 Ouelette Avenue until December 9. The temporary shelter opened last week to house the residents after
By Donna Tuckwell High winds on Saturday left parts of Amherstburg without power. Downed powerlines on Concession Rd. 3 stopped traffic and hundreds of customers lost power for hours as a result. Gusting winds are believed to have topped 90
Canada wasted little time ending its World Cup scoring drought in a game against Croatia, thanks to a well-timed head-butt from Alphonso Davies. But Croatia – ranked 12th in the world and runner-up to France four years ago in Russia
Transit Windsor’s Tunnel Bus ran its first routes Sunday after the brakes were slammed on the service in 2020. The pause of the tunnel bus made a complicated situation even more so for cross-border commuters. With the Canadian and U.S. governments
A festive tradition is returning to Windsor for the first time in three years: The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train. It is set to arrive at Windsor’s CP rail yard at Erie Street West and Janette Avenue on Dec. 1 at
Staff and students from the Protection, Security and Investigation, Police Foundations, Border Services, and Community and Justice Services programs collected donations near the end of November for the Goodfellows Paper Drive at the South and Downtown Campuses and surrounding roadways.
Jason Bellaire is the new Chief of Windsor Police. “The selection of Chief Jason Bellaire comes after an extensive nation-wide search and we are pleased to welcome him as the Chief of the Windsor Police Service,” said Windsor Mayor Drew
St. Clair College allowed the newly formed Gender and Sexuality Alliance to attend its Nov. 12 open house, marking one of the first times any club has been allowed to participate in the event. “I know for us, it was
Mayor Drew Dilkens and ward members were officially sworn in at the 2022 Inauguration on Tuesday. The evening opened with music from the Windsor Youth Orchestra, poetry readings from poetry laureate Marty Gervais, and a message from Indigenous storyteller, Theresea
Everyone knows when you drive a new car off the lot, its value depreciates immediately. According to Ahmad Issa, owner of Legend Motors car dealership in Windsor, that’s not true anymore. “The market has been a little different in the past
The Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association is looking for vendors to create a winter wonderland. Taking place in Art Alley between Pelissier Street and Ouellette Avenue, the DWBIA is aiming to make a downtown Windsor Holiday Village. The attraction will
Windsor Police are asking for the driver in a hit-and-run collision last Friday to turn themselves in. The crash happened at the intersection of Elsmere Avenue and Ellis Street East, leaving one man dead from his injuries. Authorities believe the
Winter is here! It is time to decorate and celebrate the holiday season with ringing bells, lights, and some hot chocolate with some marshmallows along with many holiday events in Windsor. 1. Deck the Walls! November 13 to 27 at ArtSpeak
Three of Windor’s city councillors last term meeting was held at City Hall on November 9. Mayor Drew Dilkens introduced the new council members during the meeting–Mark Mackenzie (Ward 4), Angela Mariani (Ward 7), and Rinaldo Agostini (Ward 3)–to congratulate
There are a variety of scams and frauds happening in Canada–with new ones popping up daily. The Government of Canada website is providing tips for people to avoid falling victim. Many scams and frauds attempt to imitate government services in
The housing market continues to be reshaped by several factors as Canadians search for an affordable place to call home. The average monthly cost of a two-bedroom apartment in Windsor grew by 24.6 per cent over the past year to
It doesn’t matter whether it’s inflation, gas, or groceries: The cost of living is going up,and along with it, the cost of doing business. Small business owners are concerned about losing consumers as a result of the latest round of
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Painting nights in the time of the economic collapse
👤Rawad Kansoun 🕔15:12, 1.Dec 2022The economic crisis hit all sectors, including the arts. According to rateinflation.com, commodity prices have increased by 6.9% – and that is making it more expensive to buy materials. According to Art Coordinator Jill Thompson, there is almost always
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