Bed bugs
By Manvir Kaur Bed bugs have become a major concern for many Windsorites, and a recent report from Orkin Canada puts Windsor in the top 10 list for bed bugs infestations. According to Orkin Canada, bed bugs often hide in
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St. Anne’s remembers
By Hannah Davies Students and staff at St. Anne Catholic High School are preparing to do their part in honoring Canada’s veterans this Remembrance Day. The living monument Remembrance Day tribute is a tradition at St. Anne’s where
A future with fresher foodbanks
By Lauren O’Brien Farmers in Windsor and Essex County say food banks need to promote healthier eating. Lesley Labbe is the primary farmer at Our Farm Organics, located just outside of Cottam, Ont. As one of Windsor and Essex County’s
Cosplay: Why heroes walk among us
Creating costumes and dressing up as characters are entertaining pastimes for fans and artists of the cosplay community. Events like the Windsor ComiCon attract fans of all ages. Comic book collectors, artists, fans of movies and televison shows and people
Windsor allows for permit-free basement apartments
By Kacie Cooper After almost an hour of discussion at Monday night’s City Council meeting, a majority vote was in favor of allowing homeowners to create second dwellings in their home without first needing a permit. The change in bylaws
Open Studios at School of Fine Arts
By Zander Kelly Students at the University of Windsor School of Fine Arts are showing off their talent. On Wednesday, March 14th, the senior students of the fine arts program held the event Open Studios to display their works to
Loot Boxes – Gambling?
By Zander Kelly It was widely reported that gamers around the world felt outrage recently when Electronic Arts Games released the highly-anticipated game, Star Wars Battlefront ll (2016). When players had started the game, they realized characters like Luke
First confirmed influenza death in Windsor and Essex County
By Millar Hill Flu season is upon us and the local health unit is already reporting its first flu-related fatality of 2018. “The province is in the midst of a very challenging flu season,” says Dr. Wajid Ahmed, acting medical
Bringing joy to all
By Ryan Percy Hundreds of Windsorites will find good meals waiting for them at the Downtown Mission this holiday season. Every day the Mission serves more than 700 meals to anyone who comes in looking for something warm to fill
Take the bridge
By Angelica Haggert. It provides passage for up to 2,000 vehicles every hour and it is about to be closed for 10 days. That is 12,000 vehicles every day that now have to find a different route to travel, as
Millennial Military
By Justin Crouch The Canadian Armed Forces is actively hiring millennial recruits. While some military recruiters find fewer millennials enlisting at the U.S. and European military, Canadian recruiters have yet to see a shortage. Hooman Shirazi is an airforce pilot
Photos at funerals, not a hashtag movement
By Cody Rusan Photos being taken at funerals are seen to be normal, just not from a cell phone camera. Once upon a time, photos with dead relatives were a common practice. In the Victorian Era, when photography first started,
Catholic Central can’t speak out regarding man poses as a student
By Vanessa Cuevas In the six months since a 30-year-old man was arrested for posing as a high school student at Catholic Central, the staff and students say they have been hurt and misunderstood by the media’s actions. Jonathan Nicola,
Traffic ticket blitz
The City of Windsor has recently implemented a new zero tolerance policy for the violation of stopping and parking bylaws in every school area in Windsor, starting with giving out 35 tickets at Vincent Massey Secondary School. This crackdown
Patio fees
Local businesses with sidewalk cafés will need to make an adjustment to their budget this year if they plan on keeping them open. City Council reached a decision on March 7, they hope will work for business owners as well
Internet makes creating your own series possible
Reporter Chris Mailloux takes a look at how producing and promoting your own series has changed thanks to the internet.
Jerry Marentette Documentary by Shaun Garrity
Lakeshore native Jerry Marentette has made a name for himself as a world class power lifter, winning many awards. Shaun Garrity brings us this special look about Marentette. This video is being nominated for best short documentary with the Broadcast
MediaPlex Live @ 1 April 17, 2015
MediaPlex Live @ 1 is a live five minute news update on TV Cogeco Windsor with stories produced by our Journalism students at the MediaPlex. Show Produced by: Evan Mathias Announced by: Sean Previl Jerry Marentette documentary by: Shaun Garitty
MediaPlex Live @ 1 April 16, 2015
MediaPlex Live @ 1 is a live five minute news update on TV Cogeco Windsor with stories produced by our Journalism students at the MediaPlex. Show Produced by: Sean Previl Announced by: Jonathan Martin
MediaPlex Live @ 1 April 14, 2015
MediaPlex Live @ 1 is a live five minute news update on TV Cogeco Windsor. Sean Previl, Graduate of the Journalism program here at St. Clair College, returns from Kent University in England to produce and host this show. Show
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