By Christian Bouchard Fans of English football in Windsor have been admiring the play of Leicester City all season long. In a season of great performances, knocking off Manchester City 3-1 in week 25 certainly proved they are legitimate contenders
By Jordan Caschera As the Feb. 29 NHL Trade Deadline looms, the Toronto Maple Leafs are looking to clear house to keep their elusive five year plan on track. The Toronto Maple Leafs are in no way a playoff contending
by Michael Hugall Feb. 18 marked the trade-deadline in the National Basketball Association with many big names projected to switch jerseys. Fans waited in anticipation as their favourite teams began the day with players like Carmelo Anthony, Dwight Howard
By Mark Brown Writing this a couple of days before Valentine’s Day, I realize that the best relationships are those that persevere through good times, bad times and uncertain times. Yet sooner or later, all relationships come to an end.
By Dylan Fremlin The Dion Phaneuf era has officially come to an end for the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Leafs shipped their captain to their arch rivals, the Ottawa Senators Tuesday morning in a nine player deal. It was the
In preparation for their 100th season the Toronto Maple Leafs have unveiled a new logo. Maple Leafs fans are used to change. The team is constantly fluctuating with players coming in and out of the organization but for the better
Is it ethical? Would you sleep over at a recruit’s house, climb a tree or throw some footballs to a couple of kids in order to get the top recruit in the entire country to come play football for you?
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff The Detroit Lions have reached a crossroads. While there have been many turning points for Detroit’s NFL team in almost 60 years of futility, the events that occurred on Nov. 5 could have consequences
Your classic hero with a new twist Nintendo’s bestselling tunic-clad hero is back in his newest adventure, Tri Force Heroes. At least, it may be him. The newest installment in the Legend of Zelda series features a group known as
There’s been yet another mass shooting in the U.S., this time on a university campus in Arizona and I’m betting at least someone will blame mental illness. It’s a good bet considering mental illness has been raised in so many
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff What began as a season of promise ended as a season of regret for the Major League Baseball team across the river. A team that was supposed to contend for its fifth straight American League
By Mark Brown/Citizen Columnist-Associate Managing Editor No matter how many times Detroit has been to hell and back over the years, the city still has some great traditions that make it look good before an audience that spans North America.
Windsor is going to be building a new city hall at the cost of $34 million, but is it money well spent? The needs in Windsor consist of road repair, improving the downtown sector and addressing annual flooding and jobs.
By: Dan Gray Consider ISIS Al-Qaeda 2.0. We live in a world where the possibility of another 9/11 exists. Canada must continue to contribute to the prevention of anything nearing the tragedy of that day. ISIS roots can be traced
By Mark Brown/Citizen Columnist In South America, association soccer is dubbed “the beautiful game.” To me however, those of us in North America have another sport that is worthy to be called “the beautiful game.” Baseball. The game that features
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen Staff Reporter The Academy Awards have had a long history of recognizing period pieces, as well as those films with highly original concepts. Two of those films are up for the prestigious Best Picture honour –
By Allanah Wills Film’s biggest night is just around the corner. Amherstburg-born filmmaker Gavin Michael Booth’s latest film The Scarehouse was filmed in Windsor and won “Best Feature” at the New York City Horror Film Festival. Booth breaks down
By Allanah Wills The 57th Annual Grammy Awards was a star-filled evening that featured more performances than there were trophies handed out. English singer Sam Smith dominated the night with four wins including Song of the Year for Stay With
By Mark Brown/Converged Citizen When I was in grade school we had an assignment in English class on interviewing. One of the questions on the assignment asked which famous person I’d like to interview. There was only one person who
By Allanah Wills Jerry Seinfeld showed Windsor he still knows how to bring the laughs. The popular comedian performed to a packed house of around 6,000 at the WFCU Centre on Jan. 12. His set was opened by fellow comedian
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