By Kylie Turner Politicians are back at work in Parliament Hill following a six-week break. The NDP and Conservative parties held their caucus meetings a week before returning to the House of Commons. Supporters of the three parties in the
By Julianna Bonnett Many Windsorites joined the Women’s March on Washington. On Jan. 21, close to two million people marched in cities around the world for the Women’s March. Michelle Mainwaring and Anne Elizabeth Rudzinski were two of the 50
By Felicia Patterson The manager of a Chatham-Kent radio station is planning to expand its broadcast into Windsor. United Canadian Broadcasters has been active in provinces across Canada since 2003. According to their website, they are one of the country’s leading Christian media charities,
Windsor Police Service recently introduced a new dog officer to their K-9 Unit. Fuse, a two-year-old German Shepherd, and partner Constable Kris Lauzon recently completed training and are now on duty. Lauzon, is no stranger to the intense 17-week preliminary
By: Maryam Farag Windsorites are speaking out about President Trump’s executive order which stops citizens of Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States. President Trump signed an order on Jan. 27 banning citizens from Syria, Somalia, Sudan, Iraq, Iran, Libya
Straying Away From The Beauty Pageant Name By Chelsea Girard As women take the stage locally, nationally and internationally, pageants have begun to be more diverse and stray away Pageants are for all ages and also range from petite to plus
A representative of the Ontario government was in Windsor Monday night for continued public consultation into the idea of a cash transfer for low and no income people with no strings attached. The idea of a guaranteed basic income will
A custom tailor with experience working for some of the biggest fashion houses in Europe has set up shop in Windsor. Windsor native Lazaros Dimitriou, 40, started his career working for fashion stores at Devonshire Mall. His work with Aldo
A home owner with a house worth $150,000 will see their property taxes go up about $45 this year after Windsor city council approved the 2017 budget at Monday night’s marathon council meeting. The meeting which lasted more than 11
By Alyssa Horrobin Hit the gym, get in shape, live healthier…these are commitments people make on the first day of January every year. According to the Statistic Brain website, weight loss is the number one New Year’s resolution people make
By Zander Kelly Windsor was not on the list of colleges that Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne visited this week. Her stops included colleges in Toronto, London, Waterloo, Guelph, North Bay and Sault Ste. Marie. A representative from the Premier’s office
By Mayra Lacayo The St.Clair College Public Relations club has raised more than $1,000 for the Hiatus House in Windsor. The public relations club organized a fundraiser at the Oasis Bar and Lounge in east Windsor where students sold raffle
By Christina Chibani Windsor city council has come to a budget agreement and will be increasing property taxes for homeowners and businesses. Windsor residents’ property tax will increase by 1.73 per cent, meaning that starting in the spring, homeowners will
By Kyle Rose Property taxes are increasing by 1.73 per cent in Windsor after a city council meeting Monday night that lasted about eight hours. City administration had recommended an increase of 2.7 per cent. The increase is expected to
By Nate Hinckley Pelissier Street has seen many retailers set up shops under the parking garage since it was built 1979. Some store owners have been successful with their businesses while others have moved away. On Nov. 28, 2016, Windsor’s
By Ryan Blevins Beer and running do not usually go together, but for one Windsorite they are a perfect combination. University of Windsor sprinter Corey Bellemore is one of the school’s top track and field athletes. After coming
Windsor City Council held it’s annual operating budget meeting Monday night. The full summary of the budget can be found here:
By David Lafreniere A man is dead after being hit by a Via Rail passenger train just east of Banwell Road in Tecumseh Thursday afternoon. Police and the coroner are investigating and the name of the man is not being
(An aggregated story by the Media Convergence students.) [View the story “2016 FINA “short-course” World Swimming Championships come to Windsor, Ont.” on Storify]
By Sonia Koshy With exam time here, St. Clair College knows stress and anxiety levels are at their peak, so it has tried to create a stress-free zone for students. During the “de-stress week,” two therapy dogs were brought into
© 2023 Copyright. All Rights reserved.
Designed by stclaircollege.ca
