By Mandy Matthews Desks and chairs fill the room as a white glow lights the face of one lone student. The hum of running computer monitors travels through the air, only disrupted by non-sequential clicks of a mouse. As
By Chris Mailloux Every year during winter time most windsorites are concerned with the ice on the ground but there has been another type of ice on their minds lately. The possibility of closing down the ice rink at Adie
by Evan Mathias Windsor City Council has decided to keep Windsor Water World open until June to give time to groups using the facility to find a new home. Despite administrations recommendation to close the facility council voted
By Shaun Garrity Every morning Joel Dominguez’s alarm clock goes off in Leamington, Ontario, he wipes the sleep from eyes and feels privileged to have escaped the turmoil in Mexico. He remembers a simple meal at a restaurant
by Evan Mathias The newest member of the Windsor Spitfires, Hayden McCool has made an immediate impact to start his tenure with the club. The 17-year-old has recorded five points in five games since being acquired from the Niagara
It’s time to pull out the shovels and winter boots. Winter has arrived. Windsor may not have gotten the six-plus feet of snow that our not-too-far-away neighbours in Buffalo, New York got, but a few centimetres of the powdery white
By Mandy Matthews A recent string of arson’s has neighbours waking up to the booming sounds of sirens far too often. When Tina, who did not provide a last name, took her daily walk down Louis Ave., she was not
By Mandy Matthews From assembling minivans to folding coats, Windsor Chrysler workers stop the assembly line to sort through donated coats for low-income families. Michael Brieda, Chrysler Dodge Caravan plant manager, partnered his senior staff of 10 people with the
It will make me sick FALSE It doesn’t work FALSE These are two among many myths surrounding a simple vaccination: the flu shot. The flu vaccine contains an inactivated virus from last year’s strain of influenza. Some believe that this
City officials admit that the election rules around billboards need to be clarified. A local media outlet recently reported that, technically, the lit signs are breaking the By-law. The city’s building department agrees, but says the signs do not break
by Evan Mathias The constituents of the City of Windsor have elected Drew Dilkens as Windsor’s next mayor in landslide fashion, as Dilkens claimed 55.4 per cent of the vote. The Ward One councilor’s platform was simple, building on success.
As the death count from ebola creeps to 5,000, Windsor-Essex area hospitals are preparing for the possibility of a local case. At a presentation for local media on Monday Oct. 20th, Windsor Regional Hospital demonstrated their preparations for health care
WINDSOR Ont. (14/11/22) – A Dodge Caravan and a Cavalier collided causing the van to flip on its side near the on-ramp at Walker and E.C Row Oct. 22, 2014. According to the Windsor police, the drivers and passengers in
It’s been almost a year since over $70,000 in merchandise was stolen from a local video game store and the business continues to live on. On Monday, November 4, 2013 a break in left The Game MD to pick up
By Shaun Garrity Almost all the temperatures of the Great Lakes are below average, so what does that mean for Windsor and the economy? Last year, over 92 per cent of the lakes were significantly covered with ice.
By Hector Bastidas On Tuesday afternoon Bruce Martin, a candidate in Windsor’s mayoral race, receiving members of the media for a Press Conference at the Holiday Inn Hotel. Among Martin’s criticisms specific about Eddy Francis time in the office, according
The Windsor Spitfires will regain the services of overage centre Jamie Lewis for Thursday’s game against the Plymouth Whalers at the WFCU Centre. Lewis, 20, has been sidelined for the first eight games of this Ontario Hockey League season serving
Fall brings something more than autumn colours and falling leaves – influenza. The Windsor-Essex Health Unit is getting ready for flu season this week as it rolls out the first of its community clinics, and vaccinations hit pharmacies and doctors
By Mandy Matthews A nature walker with a good eye has recorded the first known deer tick to be around the Ojibway Prairie Complex. Shane Butnari ventured off the beaten path Tuesday, Oct. 14 and found himself in a natural
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