Expertly renovated, passionately redesigned and furnished with flair, this exceptional Amherstburg homestead is a place...
Expertly renovated, passionately redesigned and furnished with flair, this exceptional Amherstburg homestead is a place...
Ferry Hill Above: View of Ouellette and Sandwich (Riverside), circa 1908, facing south from the deck of a Detroit–Belle...
For most people, places like Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti, and Zanzibar are exotic names found in books and movies.
For most people, the house on the shore of Lake St. Clair would have been a perfectly livable dwelling—a single story...
Every community chooses a single quality to define themselves. Innovation. Excellence. Or, in Windsor’s case...
It will be like a scene from a modern-day fable: over the next two years, images of an indigenous hoop dancer, a bear...
There’s something hauntingly minimalistic about Robbie Agnew’s music. His tracks combine the lyrical beauty of Ed...
Opera Singer Amelia Daigle Soars to the Heights of Her Voice Story by Matthew St. AmandPhotography by Heather Taylor...
were able to see the St. Clair College’s Fratmen football team return to the field.
If Brendan Scott Friel has one thing he is eternally grateful for, it’s this: That he found his “thing” very early.
Perhaps no one was in a more vulnerable position when the COVID-19 pandemic entered our community than the residents in...
Windsor’s healthcare workers are in the line of fire. Thanks to dwindling medical supplies and steadily climbing...
Windsorite Darren Jones first moved to Chicago at the age of 30 to pursue a corporate career. What he did not...
Are there more birds in your neighbourhood now? Has the birdsong always been so joyful? When did that little feisty...
It all started with an advertisement on television. A 30-second-long video that highlighted the beauty of Canada’s...
D.A. Lockhart opens Wënchikàneit Visions with a quote from Philip Levine’s “Winter Words”: “Once I slept beside a wide...
In 1982, Marty’s love of harness racing led to 40 years as track announcer at Windsor Raceway, Leamington Raceway and...
In 2019, a Riverside resident saw an empty riverfront lot and had a vision: her dream home.
From fundraisers to food drives to Hospice to helping children, families and the less fortunate, Essex County people...
Two Windsor Athletes did the city proud in the Pan American Games.
This year, the annual Lois A. Fairley Nurse of the Year Award was a little different. Instead of recognizing a single...
As “blessings in disguise” go, this one was pretty harsh. Amherstburg native, James Heugh, had spent seven years...
It looked like the worst day of a young man’s life: whisked into a hospital emergency room upon a gurney, moaning in...
“When I was 14, I saw my first Detroit Red Wings game in Florida,” Heather recalls. “We had gone down to Tampa Bay to...
Local musicians Tarek Jafar and Justin Tessier have been on a mission for over fifteen years now to create and perform...
If you’re even tangentially involved in Windsor’s passionate racing community, you’ve likely heard of Josh Indig. At...
ask him to repeat that. Dakoda laughs. “That’s the size of some of the receivers on my team.”
Art has its beautiful way of inspiring us to stop, think, and reflect, and the murals down Butterfly Lane were created to do just that.
The Matchette is a lot of things. A modern-day castle with a resort-like feel. A union of fire, water and stone. But most significantly, the Matchette House is a dynamic union of several paradoxes.
After more than 30 years in Hollywood, LaSalle native, Nick Marra, is at the top of his game in a city not known for being kind to people’s dreams
Athens has the Parthenon. Paris has the Arc de Triomphe. Windsor has its pizza.
“I’ve been fishing since I can first remember, literally, from three years old,” he said.
Steven Clay Hunter has one pertinent piece of advice for young aspiring artists: You don’t have to be a teacher if you do not want to.
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