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.
Steven Byrne’s Tale of Prohibition Windsor Story by Ryan Percy Sometimes the darkest of life can lead to some of the...
Born and raised in Leamington, Samantha Sabelli Ion was an enthusiastic reader with a preference for heart-and-soul...
When the COVID-19 pandemic landed on the world with both feet, citizen volunteers immediately launched into action...
“I’m fairly certain my mom invented fusion dining. Growing up, every special occasion meal included dishes representing...
Maria Lay has always loved pushing the boundaries of her ability to craft; even prior to launching her cosplay career...
In a time when radio was king, she was queen. Rosalie Trombley was Music Director and one-person powerhouse at...
It’s an ageless story: a child and their dog. This has been the central element for countless adventures. Charlotte’s...
Local Band Joins Teaze For Reunion Performance Story by Michael SeguinPhotography by Jose Ed Ramirez If I can rudely...
On December 16th, 2019, the Canadian Broadcasting Centre (CBC) premiered their own version of a classic American game...
A ghost note is “an ethereal note that’s applied but not necessarily played; it’s what you hear between the notes and...
“I didn’t think I would be called up when I did. My focus has always been on being a good player. It caught me by...
It takes desire, attitude and adjustment to make the changes necessary to start a new life. At any age, this is easier...
Dan’s life has been guided by a simple mantra: “Take every opportunity to do something different,” he says.
“I bring leadership,” he says when asked about the tools he brings to the Spitfires. “The players know I’ve been...
In every community there are moments that move us and change the course of our lives: the birth of a child, the...
Memory is a mundane mystery. When it functions, we barely notice its monumental role in our daily lives.
You hear that catchy tune that plays exactly the words that you needed to hear.
The roots of Windsor Law stretch back to the founding of Assumption College in 1857.
Go to Machu Picchu before you can no longer explore the ruins. If the magical Andean mountains and the authentic...
The thing that would alter the course of Maestro Robert Franz’s life intersected his timeline by accident. It was a...
Sunday evenings carry a gentler rhythm with their tradition of “Steak Salad Sunday”.
For Canadian band Our Lady Peace (OLP), the boom also officially begins when their inaugural LP Naveed debuts across...
From 5 am on May 29th to 9 pm on May 30th, you might catch a glimpse of him. At first glance, he might not draw too...
We’re all born with stories. These may include the ones our parents tell us or the ones that shape who we are; then we...
“I always knew I wanted to help people,” Zachery sighs as he dredges up those old memories.
The Long-Time Windsor Star Editorial Cartoonist Donates A Trove of His Work to The University of Windsor Story by...
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.







