For a movie so lush with striking dialogue, Suede Productions’ new feature length thriller, Depraved Mind, reveals some...
For a movie so lush with striking dialogue, Suede Productions’ new feature length thriller, Depraved Mind, reveals some...
Lemon, the Windsor pet budgie, soared above the competition. At the beginning of June this year, Pet Valu put out a...
For many of us, our canvases are slashed with dark shadows. However, one young Windsorite has found a way to spread...
Nestled on a quiet downtown residential street, the Museum shines the spotlight on personal narratives of the people...
Of all the special occasions Jordan Guenette and Derek Bacvar spend together, they both agree that right up there is...
There is no place quite like it on earth. Niagara Falls. Mark Twain set the Garden of Eden there in his story “Extracts...
Some of Windsor’s greatest bands have found ways to deliver their amazing sounds during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“I’ve been fishing since I can first remember, literally, from three years old,” he said.
With its futuristic skyscrapers casting a fantastical cityscape, Dubai, glimpsed through a shimmering sunset sinking...
Dreams are made or dashed in three hundred sixty seconds. That is the road to the ultimate goal: the Olympics.
When people in the Swiss Alps learned that Glenn Gervais and his wife, Vinka, were from Canada, they couldn’t...
Not all heroes wear capes. Some never need to. Mason Bacon-Macri was born on May 9th, 2012. “Mason was a surprise to...
Krisalyn (who performs under the stage name Krisalyn Bell) is one of Windsor’s youngest, most powerful voices.
n the heart of Walkerville is a unique and singular home. Not only is it stunning to behold, but it also has a...
At 15% excavation, archaeologists are just scratching the surface of what life was like in Ephesus.
In March graphic novelist, Jeff Lemire, went home again—to Essex County.
The Long-Time Windsor Star Editorial Cartoonist Donates A Trove of His Work to The University of Windsor Story by...
After 20 years, 904.6 kilometres and 60 days of hiking through the Ontario escarpment from Niagara to Tobermory, local...
It’s been a long time between stories for Karen Koski. She was born Karen Clark and grew up in Kingsville. She wrote...
On Saturday, February 26, 1927, sometime around 7 o’clock in the morning, a fire started in the Beach Grove Clubhouse...
February 22, Robert writes about his ordeal and odyssey with food, weight, work and family life
Some great ideas are just inevitable. That’s how it was with Oneday Dreams—there was no way it wouldn’t come into being.
A small act of kindness can make someone’s day or even save someone’s life; this is the motto that drove co-founders...
“I come from two families: my father and mother’s families, both were very musical,” Molly says. “I played piano at age...
Windsor possesses some truly grandiose historical landmarks. That said, few can rival Our Lady of The Assumption...
The Windsor International Film Festival turns twenty in 2024, celebrating a major milestone.
In the last few months, swarms of cyclists have taken to the streets, taking advantage of the summer weather to enjoy both the sights and sounds of Windsor and Essex County and the undeniable thrill that comes with...
Everyone has their own vision of what “living the dream” entails, but many of us can agree one that ranks among the top is traveling by luxury watercraft to a beautiful destination. Extra points for that beautiful...
For many of us, our canvases are slashed with dark shadows. However, one young Windsorite has found a way to spread some colour.
Scott Clements’ writing journey began in the unlikeliest of all places: a high school English class.
Pickleball, Malinda Hebert explains, is the fastest growing sport in North America. The game originated from Bainbridge Island, Washington, during the summer of 1965.
They say that necessity is the mother of invention. Perhaps no local invention embodies that spirit more completely than Windsor’s Mully Cup Flag Stick.
Some of Windsor’s greatest bands have found ways to deliver their amazing sounds during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Patti France was first hired at St. Clair College in April 1987. Since then, she’s been witness to countless seismic shifts in the postsecondary education system.