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
By Kerry Mayhead Windsorites turned out for a chance to buy unique one-of-a-kind pieces at Willistead Coach House’s antique auction sale held earlier this month. The Manor auctioned many collectible and antique pieces during the event from March 3 to
By Janeen Kratochvil Celebrate Canada with 150 minutes of art, music and food. Mark your calendars for an evening of fun! Ford City and St. Clair College are about to celebrate. The graduating students of the public relations program at
Home to the largest freshwater lakes on earth, Canada plays a pivotal role in protecting its water but U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent proposal to cut 31 per cent of the Environmental Protection Agency’s budget raises concerns. Initiated by the
By Aaron Lombardi Windsor has been ranked Ontario’s seventh most rat infested city and experts say it will only get worse after the warm winter. Rats are omnivorous rodents who make themselves at home anywhere they see fit. These are
As a celebration of World Water Day, the Detroit River Canadian Cleanup brought What Lies Below to Lakeshore Cinemas on Mar. 23. The Canadian documentary What Lies Below is a six-year project that features and is written by Lawrence
By: Sreedha Varanasi and Stephanie Zografos Lights, flashing cameras and the bustle of people pulling your hair, curling your lashes and adjusting your dress. How did you get here? What are you working for and why are you doing this?
The Liberal government of Ontario has agreed to cap the number of students in full-day kindergarten classes at 30, according to Canadian Press reports of a tentative agreement with elementary teachers obtained by the Canadian Press. There is no cap currently but each school
By Ryan Jones It was a full house at Biblioasis to meet hometown author Emily Schultz last week. Schultz’ new novel Men Walking On Water was released March 20. The novel is set in the 1920s and focuses on
By Garrett Fodor The sport of hockey is evolving, yet there is still a notion that size makes a player. One local player is proving this stereotype and teams wrong. Listed at 5-5 and 140 lbs, Tyler Scott
By MD. NURUZZAMAN WEtech Alliance is starting an epic journey for local entrepreneurs with more commitment and responsibility. WEtech is now operating from its new office in the Entrepreneurship Practice and Innovation Centre at the University of Windsor after graduating
By Quentin Doak Windsor cycling has been developing for many years but real change to reach downtown is slow. In 2001 the BUMP (Bicycle Use Master Plan) was developed to help create a safe, connected and well used space for
By Jared Berg With the recent addition of a sports tourism officer , as well as the SportsPlex located at the St. Clair College main campus, Windsor has been establishing itself as a premiere sports tourism location. The state-of-the-art facility
By John Perry-Goodson The extreme weather conditions this year have people worrying about the side effects. The freezing and thawing weather has people concerned about what could happen to their gardens if the weather continues to fluctuate. Crops and
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