The Gibson Gallery in Amherstburg is supporting high school students by showcasing their artwork. Students from General Amherst and St. Thomas of Villanova high schools brought their art pieces to the Gibson Gallery, in order to promote it and display
By Hannah Davies With high school robotics competition season approaching, team members are reflecting on their progress throughout previous years and preparing new strategies to succeed further this year. Being involved with robotics in high school builds friendships and teamwork
Windsor students are preparing for the cuts in the Ontario Students Assistance Program. The 10 per cent cut in post-secondary tuition fees has upset many students and has some worrying about their future. OSAP is focusing on students whose
This year marked the twentieth year in a row that St. Clair College and University of Windsor partnered to host Southwestern Ontario’s largest job fair. On Jan. 23, St. Clair’s Sportsplex housed the job fair which included over 108 employers
A group of young pageant winners are raising money for the Canadian Mental Health Association. Miss Tecumseh 2018, Suzie Sawicki, 18, and her team of pageant girls held a halloween themed masquerade for mental health at the Tecumseh Arena on
By Vince Ferraro Both local and international students from St. Clair College are missing classes because the buses are showing up late to pick them up. Transportation for students to school include driving, carpooling or taking the bus. But
By Pranav Patel International students are taking part in various sports, especially one of the most popular for them – cricket. Ravi Patel, 23, played on the St. Clair College cricket team as an all-rounder. He said he is
More than 120 people attended a recent University of Windsor conference focused on the connection between humans and animals. The two-and-a-half day conference was staged by the Animals and Interpersonal Abuse Research Group, an organization run by faculty and graduate students at
Lawyers in Canada are more likely to experience mental health struggles, according to a recent survey. In 2017, the University of Toronto released a study in which over 1,000 lawyers in both Canada and the U.S. were surveyed. The study
International students need to be aware that, depending on how long they have resided in Canada, they may need to file a Canadian income tax return — and it may actually save them some money, say local experts. Filing income
Even with one of the lowest unemployment rates in Canada, there are still people in Windsor looking for work. According to the most recent numbers, Windsor has an unemployment rate of 4.6 per cent, the seventh lowest in Canada. The
Tax season is just around the corner and Ontario students will see positive and negative changes when filing this year. According to the Government of Canada’s website, Ontario residents will be able to start filing their taxes Feb. 26
By Alyssa Horrobin Windsor police are getting the word out about the dangers of distracted driving through students and social media. Canada recently recognized National Teen Driver Safety Week, with the WPS and many local high schools participating. In Ontario,
By: Kyle Goodhue A job fair on Sept. 28 held at Place Concorde brings businesses and students together to help find students work. The fair, hosted by Windsor Business Networks featured 16 Ontario businesses. They set up booths where employees
by Sandee Nho Students and teachers involved in extracurricular school activities are angry because of the provincial government’s new Bill 115. The bill, also called the Putting Students First Act, has taken away the teachers’ right to collective bargaining. The
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