Candidates in the Student Representative Council (SRC) election at St. Clair College are campaigning differently this year. This year, all election campaigning is happening virtually following a ban on in-person campaigns. All the candidates are allowed to use their own social media. The SRC also uploaded campaign videos of the candidates in
A byelection will be held in April to fill the Windsor City Council seat left vacant by Councilor Irek Kusmierczyk who is now the Liberal member of parliament for the Windsor-Tecumseh riding. Terri Knight Lepain has been working as a
By Miranda Monahan Henry Lau is the conservative candidate running in the riding of Windsor-West. This is not Lau’s first time running for office. He has previously run in municipal, provincial and federal elections. Lau is a former board member
Leo Demarce, a Conservative Party member and candidate said he loves his country, which is why he wants to be a politician. “I was modeled to be a good citizen and now at the point in my life I want
If you live in LaSalle, Amherstburg, Essex, the western/central part of Lakeshore or Kingsville, conservative candidate Chris Lewis believes he is the perfect candidate because of his ability to give a voice back to the people. “Four years ago, we
Students in Windsor can vote in advance, right on campus. Both St. Clair College and the University of Windsor will offer advanced voting and voter registration options on campus, from Oct. 5 to Oct. 9. St. Clair College (main campus
Windsor residents have a chance Tuesday to listen to four major party candidates debate each other on issues they think need attention. Candidates running to represent Windsor-West will participate in a debate on the St. Clair College main campus at
Hopeful federal leaders will take to the stage tonight for the English language debate which will be play an essential role to Canada’s federal election. The two hours debate is divided into five segments which includes: Affordability. Environment and energy.
People’s Party of Canada (PPC) leader Maxime Bernier is visiting Windsor this week. The leader will be attending a rally at the Ciociaro Club, as well as a barbecue and industry round table. PPC supporters may attend the event and
By Matt Flood Windsorites made their voices known as they elected their new municipal government Oct. 22. Voters hit the streets across Ontario to vote for mayors, councillors and school board trustees. The 103 polling stations throughout Windsor received voters
By Mohammed Makki, Cindy Zhang, Shubham Shubham, Oliver Zhao, Yasmina El asfar A steady stream of residents voted at a downtown Windsor polling station Monday afternoon. “If you don’t vote you can’t complain,” said Gerald Dusa. “It’s a privilege to vote.” Dusa was one
A Windsor university student says the U.S. should consider a third party for the presidential election. Alex Turner, 20, a nursing student at University of Windsor says she has been following the election through TV debates. “I take
The United States election is less than a month away and has captured the attention of many, including those who do not live in the country. Daniel Manera, an 18-year-old graphic design student at St. Clair College, says he has
by Sandee Nho University of Windsor students said they are feeling optimistic after an unprecedented election for a new student government. On March 14, a campaign to vote ‘no’ on a slate of unchallenged incumbents succeeded. The campaign, called
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