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 Shaun Garrity Mixed Martial Arts- You can punch, kick, elbow, slam and choke. Randa Markos did all that and more by tapping her opponent out from an arm-bar submission last Wednesday. Not in your wildest dreams imagine a small
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
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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.
The roof was on fire for a local pizza place after a generator, generated the blaze. Early morning on Oct 6 a fire broke out on the roof of a local Pizza Pizza. The store which is located on Tecumseh
by Chris Mailloux When it comes to fighting for their rights to an education, University of Windsor students were all talk and no show. A sit-in was planned through a facebook event drawing over 250 students to click the attend
By Chris Mailloux You’ve been considering it for a while now but you keep thinking of reasons not to do it. You’ve finally run out of excuses you have gathered enough courage to try stand up comedy but you don’t
by Evan Mathias A similar scenario from last year seems to be playing out this season for the LaSalle Vipers. Early into the season last year, the Vipers had captain Dylan Denomme return to their roster following a short
Despite the loss of an extra venue, the Windsor International Film Festival entered full swing opening night on Nov. 7. “This is opening night, and opening night is always pretty exciting,” said WIFF Executive Director Peter Coady. More than 100
By Aaron Wrotkowski Stepping into the Capitol Theatre in Windsor, one could feel there was something in the air. “Do you not feel the excitement? Do you not see the crowd? Do you not feel this is just some ordinary
By Joel Holosko Windsor Ontario has always had a rich wealth of musical talent. In the 1960’s and 70’s, CKLW was the most listened to radio station in all of North America, according to the film Radio Revolution: The
By Aaron Wrotkowski When the sun goes down, the lights come on. The streets get packed with young adults hitting up the bars and clubs looking to have a good time. Some hit bars for karaoke, others to dance. Every
By Erin Christie Hunger Count 2010 PSA They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but a growing number of people in Canada are starting their days without it. It’s not because they’re too rushed. There is
by Rick Dawes Who’s after your metadata? A local tech professional says metadata, the digital information behind online communications, is valuable to businesses and can be categorized to make understanding large amounts of information easier. There are also a number
by Hailey Trealout From spirited cave paintings and hieroglyphics to the Mona Lisa and Starry Night, people have been using art to tell a story – this is the concept that has Vince Allen Kogut picking up his pencil.
by Hailey Trealout As the years pass, Statistics Canada shows the number of sexual assaults staying in the thousands. A report done by the Fredericton Sexual Assault Crisis Centre states about 1,400 sexual assaults occur daily in Canada. Groups around
By Adam El-Baba There was nothing but excitement when St. Clair College announced their new head for the Women’s Varsity soccer team, Nov. 20. New coach Steve Vagnini didn’t hesitate to outline his immediate goals to the team. “We are
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