Residents of Walkerville are concerned a recent death of a motorcyclist is not enough and wonder what the plans are to tackle the many citywide traffic issues. Joe Baker has resided near the corner of Richmond Road and Chilver
On Oct. 19 the Canadian federal election saw its highest voter turnout in over 20 years. In this year’s election, roughly 68.5 per cent of eligible voters in Canada cast their votes, with the Liberals coming out on top.
By Millar Hill Windsor police are introducing a new way for Windsorites to report traffic violations as they happen. A new online reporting platform is going to be launched soon, according to Const. Andrew Drouillard. “What we are going to
By Shelbey Hernandez After 78 days and the most expensive campaign in history, it’s finally election day. Voters in Windsor West are hitting poll stations in order to bring about change in the current federal government situation. A fifth generation Canadian
By Dan Gray A family’s dog was rescued but their cat perished during a suspected electrical fire in East Windsor over the weekend. Windsor Fire and Rescue Services were called to a house fire at 1444 Norman St. around
By Justin Prince The Windsor Youth Centre has a new home located just a couple buildings away. The youth homeless shelter opened its doors to its new facility at 1247 Wyandotte St. E. on Oct. 17 which provides
On any given day, multiple students pass through the front doors of the University of Windsor’s Odette School of Business. As they walk through the 24-year-old building, multiple brand logos decorate the walls and floors, enough to catch people’s attention.
A federal debate held by St. Clair College brought in candidates from four of the five political parties in the running. Students from the college’s Journalism and Media Convergence programs opened the night by asking the candidates the main theme
Since the early 70s the mission has been offering basic necessities for anyone who is in need of assistance. As of Oct. 8, the shelter on 664 Victoria Ave. offers a third meal of the day and its services
An early morning fire forced residents out of their apartments on Windsor’s east side. Calls came in to Windsor Fire and Rescue Services to attend 2455 Rivard Ave. for a working fire on the fifth floor of the building around
“Hear the beep where you sleep, every bedroom needs a working smoke alarm” is this years slogan for the annual fire prevention week. Windsor Fire and Rescue Services along with all other departments in the province are encouraging homeowners to
Winter is coming and those living in poverty now have a place to stay warm all the time. The Downtown Mission will now be open 24 hours a day to provide safe accommodations those who require it. According to Ron
Negotiators from 12 countries have reached a tentative agreement in The Trans-Pacific Partnership. The deal reduces many current trade barriers faced by Canadians. Businesses in the high-tech sector, farmers and many other industries could gain more access to international markets.
Experimenting turns to much more A decade ago, she had bleach-blond hair, a fit body and like most twenty-year-olds, enjoyed the party scene. Now she’s in a wheel-chair, with one leg missing from what doctors believe is an unusual complication.
By Mandy Matthews Ontarians will be fined $235 if they do not have a working carbon monoxide alarm inside their home by Wednesday. The new law is not being enforced until Wednesday because it was given a six month grace
Evan Mathias The federal income tax return deadline of Apr. 30 is right around the corner, which means tax centres and accounting firms around Windsor will be busy filing clients returns. While some choose to file by themselves, many hire
By Mandy Matthews A windy day for the average downtown business person usually means a bad hair day, but during this time of year it means danger for some. As the ice begins to melt and break, high winds
by Evan Mathias A pair of murders, stabbings, breaks and enters and most recently a shooting that sent two people to hospital. Windsor has seen its fair share of high profile crimes in recent weeks. The Major Crimes
What’s old is becoming new again. While most people listen to music on their phones or iPods, many still prefer to take in the tunes on vinyl. Vinyl record collecting has become an increasingly popular hobby. According to Dr.
By Chris Mailloux For one local mixed martial arts fighter his dedication and training is about pay off as he prepares to go to another country for a life changing experience. T.J. Laramie is a 17 year old who has
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