Kaitlynn Kenney A small town girl is helping other members of Easter Seals overcome their insecurities. The 35th Annual Easter Seals Telethon was held at Central Park Athletics on April 2, 2017 to raise funds to provide services for children
By Ryan Jones Studies are showing more people use audiobooks for reading. According to goodreads.com, within the past three years audiobooks have become the fastest growing sector in publishing. This information was published in Global Audiobook Trends and Statistics for
Many Windsorites are confident the new Ford Motor Company investment of $1.2 billion will provide work for generations to come. According to the Windsor Star, Ford was expected to announce an investment of up to $600 million at its
By Dawn Gray Students of the St. Clair College journalism program took over downtown Windsor’s Phog Lounge for a fundraising event. The MediaPlex Meltdown featured local talent in the form of music, comedy and art. The event was held on
AS Canada turns 150 years old, the government, private citizens and many others are hosting a variety of events to celebrate the country’s sesquicentennial birthday year. Locally, public relations students from St. Clair College hosted 150 Minutes of Art, Music and
By Kylie Turner Young people in Canada have been given an unusual opportunity to travel all of Canada by train. To celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday VIA Rail made a Canada 150 Youth Pass available for $150. The pass was available to travellers between
Members of the Muslim community would like Windsorites to be more aware of issues around Islamophobia. Members of the Islamic community recently took part in a panel discussion on how to prevent Islamophobia at University of Windsor’s faculty of law.
By Chelsea Girard Inspired by Vancouver’s annual Canadian Individual Poetry Slam, The Windsor Poetry Slam group hosts a poetry competition every fourth Tuesday at Phog Lounge. The group aims to craft a friendly competition with a goal of sending
The Detroit Red Wings are honouring their home of 38 years during this “Farewell To The Joe” season. Joe Louis Arena opened for business in downtown Detroit on Dec. 12, 1979 and hosted its first Wings game Dec. 27, 1979
NHL The Detroit Red Wings hosted the Ottawa Senators on April 4 at the Joe Louis Arena. With the playoff spot in view, the Senators came ready to win. The Senators scored 13 minutes into the first period, but the Wings fought
By Ryan Blevins St. Clair College is bringing Canada’s first varsity eSports team to Windsor next fall. In an unprecedented move, the St. Clair College Student Athletic Association has announced the addition of their 15th varsity
The following is a Storify exercise done in class by aggregating social media reaction and using it to tell a story about the attack in Russia. [View the story “Terrorist attack in Russia kills 14 and leaves dozens injured” on
With the increasing cost of living and the turbulent job market, there is a constant struggle for many to hold their heads above water. Jenna Pierce is a second year business student and also plays for the St. Clair Saints
By Torcia Velthuizen Officials at Point Pelee National Park and the Leamington Fire Department attended to a fire on Wednesday night. While it is park policy to let fires in the marsh run its course, firefighters were alerted to the
The Canadian Mental Health Association has launched The Sole Project to bring attention to growing mental health concerns. The Sole Project encourages people to “take a stand” for mental health as a collective to further enhance and distribute mental wellness
While some residents of the deteriorating Olde Sandwich Towne area are not happy about the Ambassador Bridge Company’s blockbusting of the area, students say it allows them to pay lower rent. The bridge company has shown no intentions of
By Larissa Veloso The Bait-Ul-Ehsaan mosque opens its doors to anyone who wants to talk about the Islamic religion. Since January they have being holding a session every Wednesday called Coffee, Cake and Islam, where the goal is to explain
By Joe Gibel A sold out crowd packed the gymnasium for Windsor’s Border City Wrestling on Saturday, March 25. BCW took the St. Clair gymnasium by storm this past Saturday night, with an action-packed card featuring former WWE Tag Team
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan It is becoming more important to teach children coping skills to deal with stress, says a mental health educator at the Canadian Mental Health Association. Jenny-Lee Almeida was the mental health educator for the final seminar in
By Nate Hinckley The executive director of Windsor’s downtown business improvement association says high hydro rates may be a leading cause of vacant retail space in downtown Windsor. Small businesses are open during regular business hours and have to pay
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