By Harshpal Singh Sick? Find out the wait time before leaving your house. Clinic Seeker is an online platform and smartphone app that helps delivers real time info on wait times in emergency rooms, clinics and hospitals to Canadians.
By Amy Bao Sport 4 All is one of the Downtown Windsor Community Collaborative programs which contains four neighbourhood renewal organizations working in urban areas across Windsor. It aims to create barrier-free opportunities for sports and physical activities to
By Sreedha Varanasi St. Clair College is hosting the 2017 OCAA Men’s Baseball Championship at Bert Lacasse Park Oct. 20-21. The park has hosted many major provincial championships in the past and its bleachers can hold several hundred spectators.
By Simar Kalra The historic Sandwich town is Windsor’s hotspot for spooky ghost stories. With its rich history, Old Sandwich Town attracts all sorts of people. There is a lot to learn about its old buildings, the Captain and
By Shirley Feng The 40th Detroit Free Press Marathon was run this weekend between Detroit and Windsor, lasting for two days. The weekend of races kicked off with the American Home Fitness 5K and Meijer Kids Fun Run on Saturday,
By Kati Panasiuk Wrestling enthusiasts gathered for the opportunity to see big names perform at the St.Clair College Sportsplex on the weekend. On Oct. 14, Border City Wrestling hosted a live event with more 1000 people in attendance. The biggest
By Alexandra Hristoff Windsor Police have charged a man with pornography offenses. Mark Caon, a Windsor resident, has been charged with access to child pornography, two counts of possession of child pornography and distribution of child pornography. The
By Angelica Haggert One of the largest shootings in modern U.S. history took place last night in Las Vegas. The Clark County Fire Department confirmed that more than 500 people have been transported to hospitals and more than 50 people
By Angelica Haggert Flat bicycle tire? Fix it on the go at one of the five fix-it stations installed in Windsor. The small-scale improvement projects for Wards 2 and 3 cost $12,000 and were partially funded by members of
By Simar Kalra Ruthven’s Apple Festival is a yearly event that takes place in Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens in Kingsville, Ont. It attracts vendors from all over, exhibiting their farm produce and goods such as books and bee’s wax candles.
By Elisabeth Remington It’s a good thing the Willistead Night Market had a back up plan on Friday, Sept. 29. The skies were clear and the tables were full at the beginning of the event, formerly known as the Walkerville
By Angelica Haggert They were dressed in pink, sporting tutus, ribbons and face paint. They were there for their mothers, daughters, aunts and friends. More than 1,000 walkers and runners took part in the 5-kilometre CIBC Run for the
By Shirley Feng Julie Payette is being installed as the 29th Governor General of Canada in a special ceremony today. Payette used to work for the Canadian Space Agency. The former astronaut was the first Canadian female to board the International
By March Ren A violent crime spree carried out by an Edmonton man is being investigated as a possible act of terrorism. The man drove a speeding white Chevrolet Malibou through a traffic barricade striking an EPS officer who was
By Angelica Haggert At the age of seven, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh moved to Windsor and found it wasn’t always all roses. “Like many others who stand out, I was picked on because I had a funny sounding name, brown
By Alexandra Hristoff About 100 Windsor women and supporters took to the streets on Sept. 30 for the annual Take Back the Night rally and march. Decked out in pink and black t-shirts and waving feminist flags, they gathered
By Millar Hill A local musician is giving music a shot in hopes of making a career of it. Teodora Taleski, 14 years old, has been singing ever since she can remember. At the age of four, she began
Just one week after the student arrived from India, she started hearing rumbling noises in her rental home in Windsor, Ont. At first, she was not sure what she was hearing. But when she saw the huge fur ball
This is the world according to Dartis Willis: a person’s success depends on their will to push through adversity to become the person they want to be. Willis has become known in the Windsor community in the last few years
They could barely communicate with each other, but when Canadian Rick Newcombe first laid eyes on Xinlan Xie, he was love stuck. They were introduced by their boss, the principal of the school where they both worked in Guangzhou, China.
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