On Oct. 25, The Windsor Police Service was called to an address in the 2400 block for reports of trouble unknown. When officers arrived, they discovered 69-year-old John Frickey deceased inside his residence. Windsor Police Forensics and Major Crimes attended
By Kenneth Pastushyn. We are approaching the closing weekend of the Windsor International Film Festival (WIFF) and the LIUNA!625 People’s Choice Award screening will take place on Nov. 3. There is a movie for everyone, whether it be a
Last week, Windsor Fire and Rescue Services kicked off Fire Prevention Week. Every year, fire departments around North America promote Fire Prevention Week in commemoration of the Great Chicago Fire of October 8, 1871. This year it is held from
A piece of history that helped carry trains and cars now sits along the water’s edge as a relic of the past. There is very little known about the history of these leveling ramps themselves regarding their construction or final
In 2008, the Detroit Red Wings raised the Stanley Cup for the eleventh time in franchise history. In 2004, the Detroit Pistons partied down Woodward Avenue bringing home their third NBA championship. The Detroit Lions made the NFC championship game
Why are film festivals so important? What do they bring to the public? They might be challenging and inspiring and can teach some new values. TIFF is the Toronto International Film Festival that shows movies from around the world and
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The Connections Early Years Family Centre has completed a five-year plan to renovate their main entrance to provide better accessibility to local families and improve the energy efficiency of the building. Barbara Brown, Executive Director for the Centre, spoke about
From hot tea to soft music and there is no shortage of ways to help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep It is the middle of the night: you find yourself in the dark staring at the ceiling, tossing
On Sept. 29, Windsorites will walk in unity to raise awareness for suicide. Meeting at the St. Clair College Sportsplex at 8:30 a.m., local community members will have the opportunity to walk a two or five-kilometer route to promote suicide
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Transit Windsor ushers in a new era by to discontinuing one of its existing routes as part of Transit Master Plan. The Dominion 5 which travels along a north to south route from the Windsor International Transit Terminal to St.
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Convenience stores now store and sell liquor
👤Tate Beemer 🕔13:30, 6.Sep 2024Starting Sept. 5, over 4,000 convenience stores will be able to serve liquor between the hours of 7 a.m. – 11 p.m. This is allowed after the Ford Government paid out $225,000,000 to the Beer Store to reduce its hold
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