Windsorites have found another voice opposed to the upcoming mega-hospital. John Sewell, former mayor of Toronto, visited Windsor to discuss the problems of building a mega-hospital in an urban area on Feb. 3 and 4. During those two days,
More than 80 groups local law enforcement officers and St. Clair College students took part Windsor-Essex County’s law enforcement officers teamed up with students from St. Clair College for the good of charity. Hundreds of students at the college watched
Windsor parks may soon be on the list of places where you can’t smoke. A revision is in the works to be put before city council to ban smoking in public parks. During the city council
Last Monday Ward 9 Councillor Hilary Payne announced that the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is putting together a motion to ban smoking in public parks. City administration is now reviewing ideas for recommendations regarding a new smoking by-law. This could
She finds her way to the front of the crowd gathered to see the unveiling of a new cenotaph. She’s not really part of the audience here, nor is she an organizer. On this warm summer day in Harrow, camera
Windsor Essex Humane Society employees are excited about breaking last December’s record for most pet adoptions in a year, but still have to discourage residents from giving sheltered animals as gifts during the holidays. According to Canine Rescue’s website,
By Millar Hill A local app development company is putting Windsor on the tech world map. Andy Kale, Jakub Koter and Ali Al-Aasm launched Red Piston Inc. five years ago. The company has been growing ever since. Red Piston has
By Kayla Wang With the high rate of roadway collisions, what can people do to avoid car accidents and make it more safer for drivers? A group of researchers from University of Windsor are aiming to invent an well-rounded
Windsorites can now add another item to their shopping carts during their grocery runs: beer. Premier Kathleen Wynne and Minister of Finance Charles Sousa announced Dec. 15 that 58 grocery locations across Ontario would sell beer. According to a news
By Millar Hill Each morning 20-year-old Brock Mulligan follows the same routine. After he fights a short but strenuous battle with the snooze button on his alarm clock, he gets dressed in clothes that hide the body he was born
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‘We’ve realized this is a growing industry and that it can only go up from here’ says Shaun Byrne It’s a busy October morning at a downtown hotel in London, Ont. as staff prepare to host one of the city’s
In the middle of December, it is getting colder and colder. Since last week’s collision in River Canard, the foggy weather has people paying more attention to driving safety during the winter month. Local police are taking the time
After being a member of parliament for 13 years, former Windsor-Tecumseh MP Joe Comartin will be using his experiences to teach parliamentary politics at the University of Windsor. Comartin retired more than a year ago and during that time, he
As cooler temperatures start to set in, most Windsorites can take shelter at home, but those without a home have few places to go. Several Windsor organizations such as Windsor’s Downtown Mission, Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and the Homeless
The University of Windsor knows all too well that for international students studying here the holiday season can be stressful and lonely. Its International Student Centre is busy preparing for this year’s Host for the Holidays program, a program
Two of three students associations voted ‘yes’, needed 50 per cent approval from all three Students at the University of Windsor have voted against a proposal to renovate the school’s athletic complex. The Lancers Sport and Recreation Centre referendum went
Officials from the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport were in town to collect ideas from residents. Windsor was the final stop yesterday in an Ontario effort to improve arts and culture province-wide. Focusing on the arts is important as
Although Mayor Drew Dilkens visited Ottawa on Tuesday to have a meeting with the Liberal government, there is still no sense of how many or when Syrian refugees will arrive in Windsor. Dilkens said regardless of the uncertainties, the city
According to the unofficial results of the Lancer Sport and Recreation Centre referendum, University of Windsor students will not help pay for the school’s proposed $72 million athletic complex renovations. Although more than half of the full-time students and more than
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