Windsor and Essex County Secondary Schools Athletic Association boys’ hockey started Nov. 21 at Aide Knox Arena when the home team Assumption Purple Raiders faced off against the visiting Tecumseh Vista Vortex. Both teams looked ready to compete after the
by Rob Benneian Two local nurses have taken a rare step into the limelight by winning an international award. Debra Bezaire and Heather Brown, who work at Windsor Regional Hospital, were announced as co-winners of the DAISY Award, which stands
Sean Previl Nov. 16, 2012 Anti-Bullying Week U Windsor Students and staff at the University of Windsor want to end bullying by making people aware of what can result from bullying and what can be done to stop it. The
By: Kirsti Ridsdale Nov. 14, 2012 The month of November is dedicated to men growing out their mustaches to raise awareness of prostate cancer, the most common cancer in men. The Fuzzy Muzzies group started in 2009 by some friends talking about
By Hailey Trealout For the ninety-fourth year, during the eleventh month, on the eleventh day at the eleventh hour, people lined the streets and gathered at the Cenotaph as the military regiments marched down University Avenue. Everyone stood and applauded
by Jolene Perron Members of The House of Shalom Youth Centre in Amherstburg are more than pleased with the amount of people at their third annual haunted house. The haunted house was originally started over 10 years ago at the
by Chandesha Thompson The busiest time of the year for shoppers is the Christmas holiday season. While this is a stressful time of year for shoppers retailers also feeling the stress. Retailers have to deal with customers, Christmas rushes, shipments
By Thea Parent As of Nov. 2 Shoppers Drug Mart across Canada will no longer play Christmas music. Due to a number of complaints the company has decided to hold off on Christmas music “until further notice.” In a Facebook
by Sarah Ryrie Windsorites are helping to clean up the aftermath, caused by Hurricane Sandy. On Oct. 28, Hurricane Sandy hit the Eastern coast of North America. Hardest hit states include New Jersey, New York and Virginia. Although much of
By Maciejka Gorzelnik Electronic music history was made in Windsor Nov. 7 when a local techno pioneer was presented with ceremonial keys to the city. Richie Hawtin, also known as Plastikman grew up in LaSalle and began his career
By Jamie Adam The municipally owned Park & Pelissier parking garage may not be in the best condition, but it is still used according to merchants whose businesses surround the garage. The four-story garage which covers nearly half
by Jill Thompson A Windsor retailer has returned home from Toronto with plans to bring fashion retailing back into downtown. Sarah De Luca teaches fashion at downtown Windsor’s newest retail store called Full Circle. De Luca previously owned a store
By Maciejka Gorzelnik St. Clair College students have a new place to call their own in the downtown sector that has been made possible because of a partnership between the college and TD Canada Trust. The former TD Canada Trust
by Samuel McEachern “It’s not for everybody. Not really in the sense of physical ability but more mental. So if you’re a mentally strong person who can suck it up and go with it then it’s for you.” Dan Bosco
Video gamers will now have the chance to play classic and vintage games at a local music venue. Phog Lounge is running a retro arcade event every other Tuesday inviting all video game lovers to participate. Tom Lucier, owner of
A choir, a jazz band and hundreds of Canadian Football League fans were on hand to greet the Grey Cup Oct. 30 at the Windsor train station. Canadian Football League officials are touring the Grey Cup through 100 cities across
(L-R) Noah Beemer as “Dominic” Carl Haffner as “Alexander” and Christopher Lawrence-Menard as “Nicholas” are photographed on stage at the Kordazone Theatre. Photo courtesy of Christopher Lawrence-Menard Madness, mayhem and fake identities. The Stevens family is right at home in
By Faith Codee Woltz The first of two public sessions was held by the hospital studies committee Oct. 24 at the Essex County Civic Centre. The meeting was held for the general public to express their opinions in having Hotel-Dieu
by Taylor Desjardins Transit Windsor passengers said they would appreciate new technology to improve their transportation experience. If senior Transit Windsor managers get the funding they need from the municipality, they will be implementing two different types of technology into
by Hailey Trealout “The first time we went I was in the troop landing craft but this time when I went over, I went over with the landing craft that they had the tanks in. The tanks were in the
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