By Ivy Li Pigs, which calls itself “Canada’s most authentic Pink Floyd tribute” band, is promising to bring an epic and rare treat for Pink Floyd fans here in Windsor. The band will be performing the entire Floyd catalog Oct.
By Ivy Li While Canada celebrates its vibrant cultural mosaic, its immigrants are trying to create a normal life here for themselves. According to Statistics Canada, one in every five people in this country are of a visible minority. That
Downtown Windsor’s Villain Beastro is filled with laughter on a regular basis, ever since it started hosting Comedy Nite Live the first Thursday of every month. The comedy night even attracts performers from across the river, according to Cassie Thornton, an employee
By Laurie Harrison A knife, ski mask, and blanket of darkness – these have become the accessories to the crimes committed by early morning bandits, hitting stores all across the city recently. Windsor police have assembled their own arsenal of
By Sunnio Zeng Each throw may not be the most beautiful, but the arc is there, against the golden autumn sky. “Good shot!” Cheers erupt from the stands as spectators watch the St. Clair College women’s softball team take on
By Ennis Liu Oktoberfest came to Windsor again this October and was held in the beer garden at Heimat Windsor Banquet Centre. This is the second Oktoberfest to be celebrated here. Mayor Drew Dilkens came to show his support and
Many of those international students St. Clair College accepted this fall will want to stay in Canada after their studies and they will be looking to college staff for help. “I have never seen a student who wanting to
By Cade Ryan The St. Clair Saints mens baseball team will be hosting the OCAA Provincial Tournament this year on their home field. The Saints are looking for their fifth straight provincial title. The OCAA tournament starts Oct.
By Cade Ryan Music: Rocker Tom Petty died at the age of 66 on Oct. 2. Petty suffered cardiac arrest at his home in Malibu and was taken to the UCLA Medical Center but doctors could not revive him.
By Ryan Jones A local business owner is inspiring other entrepreneurs in the city of Windsor with her passion and dedication. It all started seven years ago in October of 2010. Blab Media was originally a partnership for five years
By Josie Richards A local group is stepping back onto the scene with their modern form of expressive afrocentric dance. After a one-year break, the student group Sistas Taking Action for a New Direction (S.T.A.N.D.), has reformed. “Step is making
4 0ut of 5 stars (sent by Simon and Schuster Canada) ____________ Just when you think you know what’s going to happen and you think you have the story figured out … you don’t. And the deck is shuffled
By MD Nuruzzaman A local artist is presenting his first solo art exhibition at the SB Contemporary Art gallery in Windsor. Victor Romão has been an artist with SB Art since 2011. This is his first exhibition in Windsor with 15 pieces
By Kenneth Pastushyn People were able to learn about the agricultural activities the Harrow Research and Development Centre has to offer at its open house. Visitors took guided tours on a covered wagon pulled by a John Deere tractor. The
By: Chelsea Humphreys Thousands of dollars are up for grabs as the Windsor Centre for Film, Digital Media & the Creative Arts partners with The Film Camp for Kids and Youth to hold a contest for youth in the tri-county
By Alyssa Leonard Bicycle enthusiasts in Windsor will have a new opportunity to ride on the many trails around Essex County. A pilot project, known as WEBikeBus or Windsor Essex Bike Bus, will launch later this month, where residents
By Kaitlynn Kenney People who are struggling and need help will soon be able to access more services at New Song Church. A food club will be opening at 999 Drouillard Rd. People can get items that would not be
Back and better than ever. According to a recent study conducted by Booknet, it appears that a large number of young people are not as interested in digital reading as might have been expected. Booknet stated the reading public is
By Barry Hazlehurst Windsor businesses owners continue to struggle with an increasing onslaught of shoplifters. Businesses owners and their employees in Windsor have learned to spot shoplifters and their mannerisms. According to Pressreader.com many shoplifters sell the goods they steal
By Kylie Turner The second VegFest in Windsor attracted hundreds of people interested in learning about the ethics of the food they eat. The event was held at the WFCU Centre from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The event’s agenda
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