Mark your calendars, the month of April will bring two exciting shows featuring Saints’ talents – Cats theatre show and the Atelier Fashion show. Rehearsals are ongoing for the St. Clair College Music Theatre Performance class as they prepare for
by: Dale Cabuquin Between March 11 and 15 is St. Clair College’s one-week break for staff and students. We asked students how they were planning to spend their week off. “After reading week I have three exams,” Emeka Onyeukwu, a
by Dale Cabuquin An OPP-driven push to recruit more women to the police force has resulted in an increase in female students enrolled in college law enforcement programs, according to a local police recruitment officer. Last year, the Ontario Provincial
by Dale Cabuquin St. Clair College donated $15,500 for Special Olympics Ontario during the annual Polar Plunge kick off on Jan. 23 at the Softball Diamond field. The donation was a $500 increase from last year’s kick off. “I’d like
By Dale Cabuquin It was just a trip for entertainment. Little did he know, it would change his life. Michael McDowell went on a dog sledding trip in Ottawa in 2016 – something he now calls an animal exploitative industry.
by Dale Cabuquin St. Clair College’s downtown campus received a second batch of flu shots after being out of the vaccines for more than a week. According to Brianna Smith, the downtown campus Nurse, 30 vaccines for the second batch
By: Dale Cabuquin The sun hasn’t risen but the day has started for a local Windsor woman as she prepares for work. At 3 a.m., the alarm goes off for Michelle Hornsby. She gets out of bed, walks about 10
By Dale Cabuquin She feels the breeze of fresh air against her face and hands as she pedals her way to her destination. Crystal Waddell has no concerns during her bike ride in Detroit as she heads to work at
By: Dale Cabuquin The local community united for the biggest street party – Open Streets Windsor and this year, it celebrated one of the pioneers in radio broadcasting. Open Streets Windsor commemorated “The Hitmaker” Rosalie Trombley on Sept. 17, a
It’s a battle between tradition and innovation. In an unscientific survey conducted by the MediaPlex, the majority of the respondents believe people should still subscribe and use the traditional mailing services to receive letters, notices and bills. The survey respondents
During this month of Ramadan, Muslim women received funds to address employment hurdles. The Canadian Council of Muslim Women (CCMW) received a $768,000 fund from the Women and Gender Equality (WAGE). The funding will be used for CCMW’s 35-month-long “Addressing
Ever wonder why you are experiencing spring-like temperatures this winter season? Meteorologist and CTV reporter Gary Archibald said it is due to southerly moist and warm air. “One of the reasons why it’s been so warm is the
A local artist has created a platform where Black children and youth can share their artwork. Kiki Symoné, a Black artist herself whose artworks depict the everyday life of Black communities, launched the online platform artdealerkids in 2021 on Instagram
A local political analyst suggested the public is not as involved in politics following the recent downtrend reported in voter turnout for the 2022 municipal election in Windsor. “It indicates that people aren’t as engaged at the municipal level and,
A local resident of Windsor was walking his dog on Ouellette Avenue when he tripped on asphalt two years ago. “I fell into the road, banged my head and broke my glasses,” Wayne Tennant said. He was 73 when the
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