Blessed with singing voices ‘from the Gods’, Jody, Billy and Peter possess unrelenting drive, dedication and an...
Blessed with singing voices ‘from the Gods’, Jody, Billy and Peter possess unrelenting drive, dedication and an...
When asked to describe blues music, Neil Fowler of the ABX Blues Project points to the unity of the soundscape. “Basic...
Stately, storied Willistead Manor, surrounded by 15 acres of heritage parkland, tree-lined streets and historic homes...
The gorgeous cacti garden growing in the desert heat of his North Las Vegas home is nothing like the flower beds...
Over the years, golfers have tried just about everything to improve their games. Many have taken lessons. Others have...
Interesting people from past Windsor Life articles have sent holiday letters to let our readers know what they are...
What does it take to stand the test of time as a musician? Is it grit, signing with a record label, or producing...
An anonymous author once wrote that: “Golf can best be defined as an endless series of tragedies obscured by the...
Just minutes into our interview, we knew there was something very special about Jac Cordeiro.
Noir fiction comprises a marked darkness in theme and subject matter, unfolding against a backdrop of systemic and...
Her sound has an immediate orchestral feel, which translates into a grand sense of scale. But then, before the track...
I’ve always loved the beauty around here. It’s almost begging to be captured. The colours are like prisms out here...
The Long-Time Windsor Star Editorial Cartoonist Donates A Trove of His Work to The University of Windsor Story by...
When you walk into the house on Old Tecumseh Road in Lakeshore, time slows down.
Kaitlyn Frances is a singer and songwriter, originally from Chatham-Kent, who found her way down to Windsor and set up...
It has been called “the toughest two minutes in sports” and it’s coming to Riverfront Festival Plaza September 8, 9...
For many of us, our canvases are slashed with dark shadows. However, one young Windsorite has found a way to spread...
In the Liviero home, “Sunday is Pizza Day,” says John, owner of Sooter’s Photography. He and his wife, Anita, fire up...
What’s there to say about a woman like Jennifer Jones? Not nearly enough. Jennifer Jones has a long list of accolades...
The Thousand Colours of the Morning, a Windsor-based feature-length film, examines the lives and relationships of three...
‘The Soulshakers’….an energetic party band that grew out of brotherly love! The year was 1996. Brothers Tony and Carmen...
Chelsey Danfield’s life changed forever when her grandfather bought her a bedazzled jean skirt with a matching vest...
A few months ago, Patricia Murphy, a resident of Niagara Street, received a peculiar letter from a pair of St. Anne...
Danielle Campo-McLeod’s parents realized something was different about her when she was still an infant. “When I was 15...
A conservative estimate of how many photographs Nick Brancaccio took during his forty-one-year career with The Windsor...
When Mara Hall looked out the window of her Leamington farmhouse, she didn’t see a barn on the other side of the...
In a time when radio was king, she was queen. Rosalie Trombley was Music Director and one-person powerhouse at...
In March graphic novelist, Jeff Lemire, went home again—to Essex County.
If living in and embracing the 80s turned your blood neon, then MELØ would glow like the sun.
“One person’s trash is another person’s treasure” is certainly true when it comes to the hidden history lying on the bed of the Detroit River.
“I didn’t grow up playing football,” Josh admits. “Back then, in Windsor, there wasn’t great exposure for the sport. At least not for youth leagues.”
The busy bustle of Barcelona was no match for the Seney’s trusted planning skills and spreadsheet abilities.
To paraphrase the old saying: Time and tide wait for no one. Nowhere is this truer than at the Guyitt house, known as “Canada’s most photographed house,” located on Talbot Trail in Palmyra.
Born and raised in Leamington, Samantha Sabelli Ion was an enthusiastic reader with a preference for heart-and-soul-warming stories.
Beamsville-based not for profit Veteran’s Elite Canines has partnered with Kingsville dog trainer and breeder Ontario K9 to help bring trained service dogs to Canadian Veterans with PTSD.







