Lisbon stands out as a small city with an outsized charm and character.
were able to see the St. Clair College’s Fratmen football team return to the field.
DVO is the stage name of 24 year-old Amir Haghparast a Windsor born Syrian Canadian who found a way to express himself...
“Music was my first passion,” Ava explains. “But writing has also always been a huge part of my life. I guess it comes...
Back in 2017, a group of family members and good friends gathered to jam in someone’s basement, when magic happened.
Residents, community leaders and local businesses came together to participate in the June 27th Miracle Project—the...
Memory is a mundane mystery. When it functions, we barely notice its monumental role in our daily lives.
This year’s class of inductees into the Windsor Essex County Sports Hall of Fame is impressive and it could be one of...
Meeting actress Sarah Booth is like stepping into the multiple timelines of Plan B.
Pickleball, Malinda Hebert explains, is the fastest growing sport in North America. The game originated from Bainbridge...
For twenty years, the Therapy Dog program has brought joy and comfort to schools, libraries, hospitals, retirement...
David Radlin has built and repaired guitars for fifteen years. His love of music, his involvement with it, goes back to...
In a community with as many stars as Windsor and Essex County, few shine brighter than Dr. Richard Peddie.
The recent gold medal win at MusicFest Canada proves that St. Anne Catholic High School isn’t just shaping brilliant...
“I always knew I wanted to help people,” Zachery sighs as he dredges up those old memories.
n the heart of Walkerville is a unique and singular home. Not only is it stunning to behold, but it also has a...
When listening to 17 year old Brett Brochu, a goalie for the London Knights, describe the role, it sounds like a high...
Born into an acting family, it’s no surprise that ten-year-old River Price-Maenpaa became an actress herself.
At the end of May, a documentary premiered on Cogeco’s YourTV network entitled: Pourquoi Take French: 25 Years of...
On Wednesday, October 7th, beneath the hesitant sunlight, a small, masked, socially-distanced crowd gathered underneath...
Danielle Campo-McLeod’s parents realized something was different about her when she was still an infant. “When I was 15...
Seven o’clock Sunday morning, September 6, riding my bike down the empty expanse of Howard Avenue—from its termination...
Executive Producer Executive Producer Anne Francis confirms that the series description of CBC’s Still Standing as “a...
The age-old mystery of “Who cuts the barber’s hair?” may still persist, but there is no secret behind “Who builds the...
It’s an ageless story: a child and their dog. This has been the central element for countless adventures. Charlotte’s...
“The fact that this business has existed for one hundred years is truly amazing,” says Aidan Blunt, General Manager of...
Carefully selected tunes and a squad of good friends equal the perfect combination for a cover band.
For almost a century, the Ambassador Bridge and the Detroit/Windsor Tunnel have been the main crossing points between...
They say that necessity is the mother of invention. Perhaps no local invention embodies that spirit more completely than Windsor’s Mully Cup Flag Stick.
Some of Windsor’s greatest bands have found ways to deliver their amazing sounds during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Patti France was first hired at St. Clair College in April 1987. Since then, she’s been witness to countless seismic shifts in the postsecondary education system.
Windsor possesses some truly grandiose historical landmarks. That said, few can rival Our Lady of The Assumption Church, the oldest continuous parish in Canada, west of Montreal.
Mr. Emancipation: The Walter Perry Story is an account of Windsor’s Walter Perry, whose progressive festival flourished during one of the most significant times and places in North American history. For 30 years, Walter...
“This year, people aren’t able to travel like they used to,” the wife says. “We are happier than ever that we have this resort right here.”
Thirty years ago, on June 29th, 1990 the Tea Party was born at The Coach and Horses in Windsor, Ontario.
Painting Beyond The Canvas Story by Michael Seguin For some artists, a canvas can be claustrophobic. David Derkatz is a member of Windsor’s growing art community. A full-time painter for the last five years, David...







