Krisalyn (who performs under the stage name Krisalyn Bell) is one of Windsor’s youngest, most powerful voices.
Krisalyn (who performs under the stage name Krisalyn Bell) is one of Windsor’s youngest, most powerful voices.
Olympic athlete Noelle Montcalm was initially drawn to track and field because of the solitary nature of the sport.
The Miceli’s are an exceptionally close family of six. There’s the parents, John and Rita, the eldest Lauren, there’s...
The Thousand Colours of the Morning, a Windsor-based feature-length film, examines the lives and relationships of three...
Anyone who has met Peter Solly has no doubt he will leave his unique mark on the world.
New Book Chronicles Home Improvement Misadventures Story by Michael SeguinPhotography by Brian Harris According to...
Seated in a Windsor Police cruiser one Sunday morning, completing paperwork, police constable Joel Lacoursiere thought...
Master jazz man, trumpeter, composer, performer Russ Macklem says that his relationship with the trumpet had a rocky...
Scott Clements’ writing journey began in the unlikeliest of all places: a high school English class.
“I come from two families: my father and mother’s families, both were very musical,” Molly says. “I played piano at age...
Iconic singer-songwriter, Jann Arden, is coming to Windsor on August 25 for an 8 p.m. performance at the Colosseum at...
This year, the annual Lois A. Fairley Nurse of the Year Award was a little different. Instead of recognizing a single...
After more than 30 years in Hollywood, LaSalle native, Nick Marra, is at the top of his game in a city not known for...
A few months ago, Windsor’s medical community was dealt a staggering blow when the bust of Jeanne Mance was stolen from...
Carefully selected tunes and a squad of good friends equal the perfect combination for a cover band.
Three projects have arisen to support the mental health of those who are suffering: the University of Windsor Brief...
Growing up in Lakeshore, young Natalie Suzor’s first love was the performing arts. “Singing, dancing, acting—you name...
On Saturday, February 26, 1927, sometime around 7 o’clock in the morning, a fire started in the Beach Grove Clubhouse...
After their first fundraising success, the Allisons formed the AlliWonga Foundation. An umbrella organization for their...
Opera Singer Amelia Daigle Soars to the Heights of Her Voice Story by Matthew St. AmandPhotography by Heather Taylor...
Maria Lay has always loved pushing the boundaries of her ability to craft; even prior to launching her cosplay career...
Sonia Palleck’s powerful four-book series, Leave the Little Light On, tells the story of Athena Brkovich, a precocious...
D.A. Lockhart opens Wënchikàneit Visions with a quote from Philip Levine’s “Winter Words”: “Once I slept beside a wide...
When it comes to her work, Lorraine Moon finds herself fielding the same questions over and over again. Specifically:...
Steven Byrne’s Tale of Prohibition Windsor Story by Ryan Percy Sometimes the darkest of life can lead to some of the...
David Garlick’s memoir, The Principal Chronicles, is more than the story of his years as a Windsor secondary school...
One of the first things travelers see crossing the Ambassador Bridge into Canada are her majestic pale green spires...
Some people take a circuitous path towards reaching their dreams. However, as Leamington’s Francine Honey has...
Matt Bhanks was born in Toronto. His family moved to Windsor when he was 3 years old. “I’m 25 now,” he says, “and I...
Ten years ago, 14-year-old Erica Fryer of Amherstburg told us, “I’m hoping hockey can be part of my life for a long time…I also hope to play goal for one of the women’s professional teams.”
David Radlin has built and repaired guitars for fifteen years. His love of music, his involvement with it, goes back to the beginning of his life.
There was nothing conventional about Amherstburg’s James Heugh’s entrance into acrobatics ten years ago, and the success he has achieved since then.
When asked if she is nervous for the Special Olympics Canada Winter Games, Breanna Williams didn’t skip a beat when she said, “no!”
Let’s clear this up right now: you need not be a ‘Dead Head’ to appreciate this book!
For most people, places like Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, and Zanzibar are exotic names found in books and movies.
The paradoxes inherent in creating art are never more apparent than they are in acting.