by Erik Zarins The University of Windsor’s Student Alliance office has been broken into and a flag vandalized. The flag supporting Canadian soldiers was spray-painted with the Star of David and the word “Zionist.” Police have said this act is
by Justin Thompson Windsor’s local gaming community is evolving into something bigger with the creation of a local Pokemon video game tournament. Nintendo’s two newest games in the Pokemon series Pokemon X and Y were released for the handheld Nintendo
by Katherine Sokolowski A Catholic based residence is giving women who are pregnant and have nowhere to go a place to live during and after their pregnancy. The new Our Lady of Guadalupe Home of Windsor, a home for women
by Dan Gray The City of Windsor is asking drivers to be patient with road crews while they fix potholes on city roadways. City of Windsor operations manager, Mark Winterton, says the budget to fix potholes this year is only
by Liam Higgins The LaSalle Vipers suffered an overtime upset against the Leamington Flyers. The much-rivaled teams battled it out Feb. 12 with a competitive, energetic and aggressive game that required extra time at the Vollmer Recreational Complex. The Flyers,
by Evan Mathias Canadian women strike gold! The Canadian women’s hockey team made an incredible comeback from a 2-0 deficit to eventually win 3-2 in overtime capturing their fourth straight Olympic gold medal against their rival American counterparts. Marie-Philip Poulin
by Justin Prince The City of Windsor is installing solar panels on the roof of the Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre after approving a proposal. Windsor City Council approved plans to build a solar power plant on the roof
by Kenneth Bullock Children’s love for the Olympic Games is shared by the man in the big red shoes. Ronald McDonald, played by Brad Lennon, came to a local McDonalds Feb. 19 to celebrate the restaurant chain’s tenth year
by Hailey Trealout For centuries humans have tried to tame nature, tried to predict weather, plowed trees for homes and controlled the levels of the sea with dams. The attraction to the call of the wild has brought newscasts to various
by Tecumseh MacGuigan The Ontario Court of Justice has decided against convicting two local marijuana users. Richard Hodare and Denny Cranston appeared in the Ontario Court of Justice Feb. 13. Hodare was represented by Frank Miller, while Cranston represented herself.
by Sean Previl St. Clair College has recognized this year’s scholarship winners at an evening celebration. The Windsor college held its scholarship awards nights Feb. 19 and 20 for more than 400 students. The celebration is held every year in
by Kenneth Bullock A college bar is mixing more into the lineup than just alcohol. Griff’s Tavern held the Game Vortex pub from 9 p.m. to 12 a.m. at St. Clair College on Feb. 20. The animation club came with
by Kenneth Bullock A local pub is sending audience members home chuckling by bringing comedians to town each week. The Rockhead Pub brought in Gad Holland, a comedian from Detroit and Michael Harrison, a comedian from Saskatchewan to entertain Windsorites
by Shelbey Hernandez Fifteen women from the Windsor and Essex County have made it through the Miss Universe Canada Western Ontario Preliminary Competition. According to Sonny Borrelli, the regional director and executive producer for the preliminary competition, this is the
by Sean Previl One of Windsor’s only primarily gay nightclubs may have closed, but there are still places nearby for the LGBT community to dance the night away. Often considered by many in the LGBT community as a safe space,
The rising cost of tuition is forcing students to become more financially responsible. According to Statistics Canada, more than one- half of all Ontario college students graduate with student debt. The study concluded that between 1995 and 2005 the average
by Justin Prince For the past decade, movie piracy has been on the rise across the world. Despite the rise, movie studios and cinemas are continuing to thrive in both Canada and the U.S. According to websites such as WIRED.com
by Clara Musca Local military veterans are upset with the Canadian government and held rallies last month in an attempt to make their voices heard. The Conservative government announced last month they would be cutting the Veteran’s Affairs offices out
by Shelbey Hernandez A local artist is hoping her recent exhibit, Urgency for Metanoia, will make people more aware of the struggles women face with gender role stereotypes. Amy Thomson, 21, presented her art work at the Art Speak Gallery
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