WINDSOR, Ont. – The 48th Annual Santa Claus Parade of lights took place in Windsor with a variety of entertainment throughout the magical evening. The parade featured lots of floats, marching bands and fun inflatables along Riverside Drive West from
By Nantanaa Mutharasu The AIDS Committee of Windsor kicked off AIDS Awareness Week with an art exhibition with hopes to help put a face to the suffering linked with HIV. Face of HIV is a collage with the photos of
by Cici Deng The CP Rail Yard on Janette Ave. was packed with hundreds of people waiting for this year’s Holiday Train. The train arrived at around 4:15 p.m. and was decorated with different Christmas characters and snowflakes with colorful
The 92-41 blowout against the Waterloo Warriors is the fifth win for the University of Windsor Lancers women’s basketball team in the OUA basketball tournament. On Nov. 23, the no. 5-ranked Lancers started with a strong lead of 25-11 in the first quarter and continued their advance, resulting in a 51-point win.
By Sonia Jacob The 92-41 blowout against the Waterloo Warriors is the fifth win for the University of Windsor Lancers women’s basketball team in the OUA basketball tournament. On Nov. 23, the no. 5-ranked Lancers started with a strong lead of 25-11 in the first quarter and continued their advance, resulting
It’s a shopper’s paradise in Windsor as retailers slash prices for Black Friday. Devonshire Mall, Windsor’s largest retail centre, has been preparing for Nov. 25, when it will host Black Friday sales. Everywhere, you can see eye-catching discount posters.
Windsor is expected to accommodate 900 refugees this year, about four times more than in most years. “Last year, a regular year, we received approximately 250 people,” said Marcela Diaz with the Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County. “This
A new study suggests Canadian kids are the least active worldwide. In the 2014 study by ParticipACTION, Canada gets a D grade on its Physical Activity for Children and Youth Report Card. It is recommended children and youth get at
The graduate student society’s referendum campaign committee presented a $72-million proposal to build a new recreation facility for students and faculty at the University of Windsor this Wednesday. Located in Room 100 of the Anthony P. Toldo Health Education Centre,
For anyone looking for dinner, Artilicious Windsor cooks up a combination of local food and art. The third annual Artilicious was a celebration of food and art held on Nov. 9 at Caesars Windsor. More than 500 attended the event
Unifor and Catholic School have reached a tentative deal. The deal was reached on Nov. 17 and will affect 370 custodians, secretaries, and office and clerical staff. Unifor and Representative from the Ministry of Education discussed the deal for a
After a shocking video of a man abusing a dog was sent to the Windsor Police Services, a Windsor man was charged with causing unnecessary pain, suffering or injury to an animal. He had sent the video to a family
Santa will be arriving at the Devonshire Mall on Dec. 3 just in time for the Christmas Season. His chopper is scheduled to touch down in the mall parking lot at 11 a.m. So parents and children who want to
For the first time in the history of FINA world swimming championships, 3D gifts will be distributed to the winners instead of medals. The 13th edition of the FINA championship will attract the world’s best swimmers from more than 175
By Lu Niu The Riverlights Harmony Chorus is looking for new members. It held an open invitation for female singers Nov. 9 at Riverside United Church. The Riverlights Harmony Chorus is part of the international organization of women singers called
By Sonia Koshy This Remembrance Day, the food is on Applebee’s for all veterans and military personnel. A special menu will be provided and veterans and military personnel can dine from 11 a.m. to noon. Men and women who served for their country have
By Vanni Zhang The provincial government has announced funding for a new Catholic Central High School. The Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board applied to the provincial government for funding seven times for the past seven years. Funding was announced Sept.
By Nantanaa Mutharasu The Windsor International Film Festival is back for its 12th year, this time with a new kind of magic. WIFF is giving its patrons a unique taste of the cinema world through an interactive program called virtual
By Christina Chibani Syrian refugees are adapting to their new homes and lifestyle with the help of programs the City of Windsor is offering. With institutions such as the Multicultural Council of Windsor Essex County, the Syrian refugees are given
Owners of the former Blind Dog bar on Ouellette Avenue began tearing down their establishment this week. The city of Windsor reviewed and approved the demolition of the downtown landmark. Late last week, the building was sectioned off for construction
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