For most people, places like Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, and Zanzibar are exotic names found in books and movies.
For most people, places like Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, and Zanzibar are exotic names found in books and movies.
Few individuals embody Windsor’s entrepreneurial spirit more completely than friends Yvonne Pilon and Sarah Davidson.
The only problem Windsor magician Eric Bedard had when Merv Griffin summoned him for a private performance was that he...
In Windsor’s medical community, few are as beloved as Dr. Dean Favot, a 66-year-old retired Emergency Room Physician.
Age Of Wolves guitarist Al Yeti Bones has been performing across North America for the past 25 years. An accomplished...
Seven o’clock Sunday morning, September 6, riding my bike down the empty expanse of Howard Avenue—from its termination...
There is nothing more punk rock than finding beauty in the neglected, overlooked and under-appreciated aspects of daily...
On Saturday, September 14th, the Fogolar Furlan Club of Windsor hosted the W.E. Care For Kids Foundation’s third Annual...
If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with cancer, you already know how many questions haunt your mind at all...
David Garlick’s memoir, The Principal Chronicles, is more than the story of his years as a Windsor secondary school...
Local musicians Tarek Jafar and Justin Tessier have been on a mission for over fifteen years now to create and perform...
It’s difficult to describe Jakob Skrzypa's short film Balls! to the uninitiated.
It looked like the worst day of a young man’s life: whisked into a hospital emergency room upon a gurney, moaning in...
DVO is the stage name of 24 year-old Amir Haghparast a Windsor born Syrian Canadian who found a way to express himself...
When talking to National Hockey League (NHL) referee Mitch Dunning, one thing becomes apparent: That he’s spent most of...
People with courage and creativity are finding ways to make the best of this unprecedented situation by taking positive...
We all have one. That first sporting event that made us lifelong fans. That first championship that made our hearts...
It all started with a lamb named Charlotte. Lauren Edwards is Windsor and Essex County’s own personal Doctor Dolittle...
Born as employee housing for a burgeoning whisky distillery, the hamlet known first as Walker’s town evolved into a...
Chronicling the life and times of Windsor’s “original six” breweries, Brewed in Windsor—A Tasty History has all the...
When listening to 17 year old Brett Brochu, a goalie for the London Knights, describe the role, it sounds like a high...
On December 16th, 2019, the Canadian Broadcasting Centre (CBC) premiered their own version of a classic American game...
Many of the lessons Tal Czudner learned working his first job in the early 1980s have guided his steps through a resume...
Bob Turner is a self-described “basketball junkie.” Bob first started playing basketball in high school before going on...
Sofia Coppola’s new movie, Priscilla—based upon the memoir of Elvis Presley’s wife, Priscilla Beaulieu Presley—features...
The new Netflix limited series, Sweet Tooth, begins with the words: “This is a story… a story of a very special boy…”...
Long before the world heard of COVID-19, Windsor historian, filmmaker, and archivist, Michael Evans, took nostalgia to...
It’s not every day that you wake up to being president, but according to Michael Silvaggi it is sheer elation.
Nepal. November 2023. Two a.m. Windsor optometrist and photographer, Brian Blake, knew he was in trouble. He was 4,000 meters up in the Nepali Himalayas. His heart raced.
You can sometimes hear them from a distance. The rubber smoking against the pavement. The roar of the fans. The determined community that gathers around these talented young performers.
Known as Jaxon Henderson in the streets of Chatham-Kent but as YVNG JRIP (Young Drip) in the music sheets, this 17-year-old rapper accidentally stumbled into his moment of fame when he was noticed by legendary hip-hop...
The Thousand Colours of the Morning, a Windsor-based feature-length film, examines the lives and relationships of three titans of 19th century classical music: Robert Schumann, Clara Schumann and Johannes Brahms.
If Ron Suchiu was a musician, he would be considered a rock star. A well established and accomplished painter, ironically Suchiu also has a unique connection with superstars from the entertainment business.
“I’ve been drawing my whole life,” Glen explains. “Ever since I was a little kid, this is what I’ve liked to do.”
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