By Kaitlynn Kenney The Chthonic Youth’s art project has been attracting locals to the downtown Windsor visual display. Local artist Gustave Morin and his artistic display has been drawing in many Windsorites with his collage of artwork. Between Oct.13 and
By Aaron Wharram People in the Town of Amherstburg gathered around the cenotaph at King’s Navy Yard Park Friday morning to remember veterans who have given their lives in Canadian military operations. The ceremony started with a parade led by
By Lt-Col. David Lafreniere (ret’d) At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the cannon roared and silence fell at the Windsor cenotaph marking a moment of remembrance. The Remembrance Day memorial service at City Hall
By Quentin Doak Remembering those who gave their lives in past wars is still important to young people and many of them were present at the cenotaph in City Hall Square Nov. 11. Nick Robinson and Kassidy Morency are students
By Ryan Jones Media outlets and national polls were left in disbelief following the outcome of the 2016 U.S. Election. Election Day was an important day for American citizens as they made their way to the polls to vote. Despite
By Barry Hazlehurst The new legislation proposed by the province of Ontario is looking to treat vapourizers and related products similar to the way tobacco is being regulated. The government of Ontario has put legislation forward, but has a more
By John Perry-Goodson The Greater Essex Catholic District School Board is on strike, impacting both Unifor members and students. The strike started Oct. 17, and there have been no negotiations with WECDSB. If the school board is unwilling to participate
By Alyssa Leonard A new bill declaring the week leading up to Remembrance Day as Remembrance Week has received Royal Assent. Earlier this month, Ontario passed Bill 55, Remembrance Week Act, 2016 to remember and honour all who gave their
By Grace Bauer A program in Windsor is giving adults with exceptional needs the opportunity to make a difference in the community by volunteering and using their talents. Christian Horizons is a Canadian organization dedicated to serving people with exceptional
By Kyle Rose As the automotive industry continues growing, residents of Southern Ontario are feeling the impact on the job market and the economy. Over the years, Chrysler has employed thousands of people throughout the region. The city of Windsor
By Cade Ryan Every year immigrants migrate to Windsor and there are a few locations to help them settle into life as a Canadian. Immigration rates have been on the rise every year in Canada especially in Windsor, which is
By Sente Mushunduzi The Royal Bank of Canada is choosing youth around Canada to make a difference in the community with the Make 150 Count Challenge. A post on the RBC website states: “Instead of looking back, we’re looking forward,
By Torcia Velthuizen The winter months can get uncomfortably cold for some people but for the 235,000 Canadians each year who are homeless, it is a more difficult season. According to statistics from the Homeless Hub, on any given night
By Julianna Bonnett Employees at Integram Windsor Seating have ratified after a second tentative agreement was presented on Nov. 7. The bargaining committee negotiated with Integram until a tentative agreement was reached. A ratification vote was held on Nov. 6
By Christina Chibani The YMCA has moved and expanded its athletic centre providing a larger facility for the community. The new centre is at 3400 Grand Marais Rd. E., a central area in Windsor that is more accessible than the
By Jared Berg The annual Windsor Winterfest parade is set to be the biggest in its five-year history, parade workers say. The parade, which has almost tripled in size since its inception in 2012, will see more than 150 floats
La Voz Latina is the first entirely Spanish print newspaper in Windsor-Essex which allows Hispanics to read the news in their first language. The owner of the newspaper, Adolfo Delgado, who is also the editor in chief described La Voz
The University of Windsor group Get REAL is participating in St.Clair College’s Diversity Week Pride Day on Nov. 18. Founded at the University of Western Ontario in 2011, Get REAL is a youth-focused non-profit organization that aims to voice the
By Garrett Fodor The top eight women’s Ontario College Athletic Association soccer teams have been competing in Amherstburg. St. Clair College was awarded the opportunity to host the tournament at the Libro Centre in Amherstburg. As hosts the St. Clair
By Ryan Blevins A former member of the Windsor Express is hoping to have his NBA dreams realized. Bolden is a National Basketball League of Canada veteran and played last season locally for the Windsor Express. He
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