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
by Jolene Perron Windsor residents are seeing some relief at the pumps. According to research done by gas price aggregator GasBuddy.com, Windsor gas prices are substantially higher than the rest of the region. While London gas prices have been logged
by Jolene Perron Members of the House of Shalom Youth Center in Amherstburg were able to educate two members of the New Democratic Party Oct. 21. Monique Taylor, MPP for Hamilton Mountain and critic for Child and Youth Services, and
By Maciejka Gorzelnik The smell of blood and sweat was in the air at the St. Clair College gymnasium Oct. 20 as approximately 800 wrestling fans gathered to watch Border City Wrestling action. The bell rang to start the first
By Maciejka Gorzelnik Technology is rapidly advancing in the music world and some DJs say it is difficult to keep up. According to Indiana University School of Music professor Jeffery Hass’s Electronic Music Historical Overview, electronic music began in 1902
By Faith Codee Woltz The University of Windsor has received extremely poor ratings in the Globe and Mail’s Canadian University Report 2013. The report was released Oct. 23 and is sectioned into three categories— large, medium and small universities. The
by Maciejka Gorzelnik Whether you use a smartphone or a top-of-the-line DSLR camera, if it’s a snapshot or a highly orchestrated photo shoot, if you’re a professional well schooled in photography or an amateur who just picked up their
by Madison Jean Firefighters across North America came together in Windsor the week of Oct. 9 for the thirty-sixth annual Fire Prevention Week. The event was held at the Devonshire Mall, where Windsor firefighters were putting on demonstrations and skits
By Alice Hewitt. Many theatre lovers who cannot afford to pay for tickets say they appreciated Kordazone Theatre’s Pay-What-You-Can night Oct.18. The event is designed to give Windsorites an opportunity to experience local theatre without paying the full regular ticketed
by Marc Tessier The owner of Evoy’s Service Garage will be kicking off their ecofriendly recycle program Oct 25. Evoy’s garage, located at 3720 Seminole St. has teamed up with the Ontario Tire Stewardship (OTS) and the Canadian Automotive Association
by Tom Morrison The Windsor Public Library will be eliminating credit cards to avoid future misuse of conduct. Purchasing cards, which can only be used for specific purchases, will be used in place of credit cards. These are similar to
by Maciejka Gorzelnik Moans, grunts and calls for brains echoed through downtown Windsor Oct. 12 when people dressed as zombies filled the streets. According to torontozombiewalk.ca zombie walks originated in Toronto in 2003 and have since spread worldwide regularly drawing
by Maciejka Gorzelnik Temperatures outside may be dropping but fashion studios are heating up as designers prepare their spring and summer collections. Toronto Fashion Week runs from Oct. 22-26 and is the pinnacle of Canadian fashion. Louis Vuitton sales representative
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