To speak with pianist Christine Vanderkooy is to immediately feel her love of music radiating from her being.
To speak with pianist Christine Vanderkooy is to immediately feel her love of music radiating from her being.
People with courage and creativity are finding ways to make the best of this unprecedented situation by taking positive...
At her wits’ end, Carol ran a search online: “I need help, I have someone in severe pain.”
Life for Windsor-born singer/songwriter, Leah Harris is a whirlwind but you wouldn’t know that from her relaxed manner.
When it comes to her work, Lorraine Moon finds herself fielding the same questions over and over again. Specifically:...
Nour Hachem-Fawaz didn’t go from grassroots to award winning national not-for-profit president and founder overnight...
With his wife’s ankles locked around his neck, a muscular man on roller skates spins around and around until the couple...
Over the years, golfers have tried just about everything to improve their games. Many have taken lessons. Others have...
A breathtaking traditional 3,600 square foot sanctuary, custom-
designed and built by Windsorland Homes.
Sofia Coppola’s new movie, Priscilla—based upon the memoir of Elvis Presley’s wife, Priscilla Beaulieu Presley—features...
An artist’s journey is, by nature, often solitary. The patience, determination and focus that honing a craft requires...
A ghost note is “an ethereal note that’s applied but not necessarily played; it’s what you hear between the notes and...
As merrymakers get their costumes together and others buy candy to hand out, there are the hardcores among us who turn...
Celebrating a second baby at home and an anchor position awaiting her return, CTV Windsor’s Stefanie Masotti feels like...
Windsor’s healthcare workers are in the line of fire. Thanks to dwindling medical supplies and steadily climbing...
It has been called “the toughest two minutes in sports” and it’s coming to Riverfront Festival Plaza September 8, 9...
Alyssa Boston, a 24-year-old from Tecumseh, was recently crowned Miss Universe Canada. Alyssa will be representing...
It’s almost impossible to believe that the nimble figure, number 84, in the college football highlight reel is six-foot...
The Long-Time Windsor Star Editorial Cartoonist Donates A Trove of His Work to The University of Windsor Story by...
We’re all born with stories. These may include the ones our parents tell us or the ones that shape who we are; then we...
Madeira is a mellow island, John and Anita Liviero concluded about the Portuguese island after their 10-day trip this...
From 5 am on May 29th to 9 pm on May 30th, you might catch a glimpse of him. At first glance, he might not draw too...
It’s been a long time between stories for Karen Koski. She was born Karen Clark and grew up in Kingsville. She wrote...
Born and raised in Leamington, Samantha Sabelli Ion was an enthusiastic reader with a preference for heart-and-soul...
The school day in autumn 2020 begins as it has for generations: standing for the playing of the national anthem...
Creating music has always been the lifelong passion of Chris Taylor, the President of Music Global at Entertainment One...
Carefully selected tunes and a squad of good friends equal the perfect combination for a cover band.
The Windsor International Film Festival turns twenty in 2024, celebrating a major milestone.
Local Photographer Travels to Indonesia to Capture Otherworldly Images Story by Matthew St. AmandPhotography by Todd Ternovan When LaSalle photographer, Todd Ternovan, stepped out the front door of the Grand Barong...
When you walk into the house on Old Tecumseh Road in Lakeshore, time slows down.
Memory is a mundane mystery. When it functions, we barely notice its monumental role in our daily lives.
This year’s class of inductees into the Windsor Essex County Sports Hall of Fame is impressive and it could be one of the most star-studded in the hall’s 42-year history.
A conservative estimate of how many photographs Nick Brancaccio took during his forty-one-year career with The Windsor Star comes out around 15,000.
The Holocaust happened nearly 100 years ago, yet the realities were ever present for the survivors and patients of Pamela Goldstein.