Federal New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh was in Windsor Friday to tour downtown businesses. He stopped by Dr. Disc Records during lunchtime, to talk about his goals and his interest in music. “I am doing a tour
University students and the general public will have to wait until the new year to see inside Windsor’s old Armouries, which has been converted into the School of Creative Arts. The University of Windsor has postponed the opening to make
Music Windsor-Essex and Art Council Windsor Region hosted “Songwriters Circle with Krief” at The Beer Exchange on Nov. 29. “We encourage all sorts of musicians to come out to events like this and future events that we’re hosting to be
The holiday season is upon us and children are busy making those long and expensive wish lists. Credit card companies across the land are rubbing their hands together knowing that emotions can sometimes override financial responsibility when it comes to
By Kacie Cooper Early Thursday morning at 7:20 a.m., a single motor vehicle accident caused Riverside Dr. W. to be closed for several hours. The driver was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries and there were no passengers
David Lafreniere The Christmas season is arriving at the Capitol Theatre in downtown Windsor with the performance of a holiday favourite, The Nutcracker, this weekend. The performance is presented by Edmunds Towers School of Dance students and is performed by
By David Lafreniere Property acquisition for the Gordie Howe International Bridge project and highway interchange requires the Michigan Department of Transportation to make deals or get court orders for more than 600 parcels of land in Metro Detroit’s municipality of
By Kenneth Pastushyn Members of the Windsor Model Railroad Club held their fall open house in hope of increasing their membership. The open house offered a chance for visitors to learn more about the hobby and operate many of the
By Ryan Jones In the town of Amherstburg, people are celebrating the Christmas season through colourful lights. It was a soggy Saturday when the annual River Lights Winter Festival kick-off was postponed to Sunday, Nov. 19. Despite the postponement,
By Zander Kelly You see them on television. In movies. On Netflix. Superheroes are a genre that have saturated the market. From DC’s Arrow and The Flash to Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD and Inhumans to Netflix’s Daredevil, Defenders and Punisher,
By Justin Crouch During its run, Windsor Light Music Theatre’s Mamma Mia! sold out most of its shows at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts. Mamma Mia! Ran during the Nov. 16 and 23 weekends, with both matinees and
By Maryam Farag The finances of two local school boards are in good shape. The Greater-Essex County District School Board closed its books for the 2016-17 school year Tuesday night with a $6.1 million budget surplus. That surplus was helped
By Torcia Velthuizen It is not unusual to see women hobbling in painful high heels in many parts of the service industry. However, if Bill 168, the Putting Your Best Foot Forward Act passes, employees will no longer be required
Bill 62 in Quebec, members of Ontario NDP oppose. By Kaitlynn Kenney Oct. 18, Quebec’s National Assembly passed a bill with the Liberal government targeting religious minorities who receive public services. Bill 62 specifies that anyone with their face
By March Ren To the people behind Life After Fifty, seniors are a valuable part of our community and should get the support they need. The community organization held its 10th annual information and active living health fair at
By Elisabeth Remington Another royal is getting hitched. The first official photo of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry standing in The Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace shows a happy pair. By choosing the setting for the announcement, Prince Harry shows
by Bernard de Vaal Shopping online lights up security concerns for many, keeping them from the convenience of cashing in on the biggest online shopping day of the year. With Black Friday’s doorbuster madness but a memory, its digital grandson,
Job fairs continue to be popular in Windsor, connecting employers, employees and job seekers. They also give new graduates a great chance to figure out their next steps. Accu-Staff, a local recruitment agency, recently held a job fair at the
It’s not only Sears employees and faithful customers who will miss the retail giant in Canada but also many charities who depended on it. Sears was a major supporter of community initiatives servicing thousands of Canadian youth over the decades,
By Todd Shearon The Detroit River isn’t the only thing flowing under the Ambassador Bridge: so is traffic. The long-awaited end to detours is finally over for commuters as the new Sandwich Street roundabout is now open. Originally, construction was
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