Born as employee housing for a burgeoning whisky distillery, the hamlet known first as Walker’s town evolved into a 19th century model community unlike any other in Canada, possibly even all of North America.

It is an unquestionedwork of nonfiction, yet is written with an enchanting, almost poetic lyricism.

The Word of the Day is “Barndominium,” a mash-up of “barn” and “condominium”.

100 years of dedication to animal welfare in the region.

It’s the land of iceberg graveyards and stone thieves.

The future of music education in Windsor-Essex remains bright thanks to educators who believe it should be accessible to every child.

“For one of my projects, I painted an action scene of Luke Willson,” Eric says.

The Capitol Theatre Photography courtesy Walkerville Publishing On February 12, 1920, Marcus Loew of Loew’s Vaudeville Theatres announced plans to erect a movie theatre on the southwest corner of London Street...

eanine Watt has an impressive resume. At 69, she’s a semi-retired lawyer and graduate student at the University of Windsor. She’s also a championship-level powerlifter.

Sunday evenings carry a gentler rhythm with their tradition of “Steak Salad Sunday”.

Windsor Life catches up with the pioneering ophthalmologist to learn more about the new Windsor Surgical Centre, the “Windsor Model” for modern eye surgery....

“The best part about seeing the town from above is that once you go back down, you know where you’re going and what you want to see,” Pam adds.