by Hailey Goebel The City of Windsor Wellness Program aims to invest in and improve the overall health of all City of Windsor employees, retirees and their family members. The wellness program offers monthly initiatives to help improve physical, mental,
Windsor police were called to a single vehicle accident on the 400 block of Erie St at approximately 5:45 a.m. on Feb. 4. Authorities said after the car strayed off the road, it struck a stationary monument. The driver, and
In a dazzling ceremony held last night, the 2024 Grammy Awards showcased magnificent talent and unforgettable moments in the heart of the fans. Phoebe Bridgers had the most wins, with four trophies (three with her band). Taylor Swift made
On Feb. 2 City of Windsor Finalized 2024 Budget at 3.91 per cent Tax Levy Increase. This is below the average rate of inflation and down from last year’s 4.48 per cent. The budget will pay down legacy debt, increase
by Zachary Balogh Sitting along Dalhousie Street in Amherstburg is a rectangular two-story house with a symmetrical façade built in the mid 1800s, called the Belle Vue house. According to the Belle Vue Conservancy, in 1812, Britain ordered the evacuation
by Austin Kerr Windsor Police are in search of an individual linked to a shooting incident that occurred when gunfire was directed at a business on the 800 block of Erie Street East at approximately 8 a.m. on Wednesday. Upon
LaSalle residents got to experience one of a kind Lego Sculptures in their own backyard. The Lego exhibit Sean Kenney’s Animal Superpowers Made with LEGO Bricks opened to the public at the LaSalle Event Centre on Jan. 25. It featured
by Zachary Balogh Sitting along what is commonly referred to as ‘Canada’s Tornado Alley’ is a major metropolitan city that is no stranger to the rotating column of wind known as a tornado – a city with a rich history
by Austin Kerr Windsor Firefighters responded to a working fire in the 1000 block of Niagara Street, around 3:30 p.m. On arrival, firefighters had heavy fire, damaging the next house. Crews were able to get a quick knock on the
According to a paper titled Confluences between Art and Sport published in Scientific Research: An Academic publisher by Danny Shorkend, it can be argued there are indeed overlaps between the world of the arts and sports and suggests “a complimentary
The overall rate of Indigenous persons being held in provincial custody is rising according to Stats Canada. Indigenous women are more overrepresented in provincial custody than Indigenous men. With Indigenous women being incarcerated at a rate 15.4 per cent higher
Since the pandemic, college tuition has not changed and some colleges plan to change that. According to statista.com, a website which hosts a variety of statistics, the average student in Ontario has to pay $7, 920 in tuition fees alone
Jackson Park lights up the night with another year of Bright Lights Windsor. This year’s theme is “Where Tradition Shines.” For it they have created a path that will take you through many seasonally themed zones. The zones include the
By Rylee Livingston The official, arm raised, dressed in a white collared shirt, whistles the competitors up onto the blocks. “Take your marks,” a robotic voice says from the starting box. The fiberglass fins make a definitive slap against the
by Pauline Bunay Everyone knows exercise is beneficial for their health, but it is very important to understand why exercise is the best stress reliever and the immediate cure for it. Stress is one of the many causes of illnesses
by Austin Kerr At approximately 1:30 p.m. Windsor Police Services and Windsor-Essex EMS responded to the intersection of Ouellette and Shepherd for reports of a pedestrian hit. Upon arrival, Police found a victim laying in the middle of the roadway.
by Jessie Larouche A football team is often like a second family, and when that second family consists of actual blood relatives, you could just imagine how strong the bond can be. For cousins Kaylo Elliott, 16, and Keyanni Elliott,
by Saloni Chauhan The soaring cost of housing has captured the attention of both policymakers and the public in Canada. Recent data from a comprehensive survey of 1,000 Canadians, ending in October 2023, highlights the gravity of the situation. The
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