On Hallowe'en, candy is the only thing on the menu.
But every other day, food insecurity in the community – and even among students – is a real concern.
The St. Clair Thames Students Inc. (TSI) Trick or Eat Food Drive annually aims to help fill that void, with the help and generosity of the surrounding community.
What was once an empty, 20-acre field is now one step closer to becoming a massive sports park and community hub in Chatham-Kent.
Chatham-Kent and St. Clair College officials gathered to commemorate the completion of the second phase of construction at the park at 23580 Bear Line Rd., next to St. Clair College's Chatham Campus.
Students in St. Clair College are gathering up coats, sweaters and other warm clothing to help share some warmth and dignity this coming winter.
As McKinley Lenehan stepped up to launch a pie at Prof. Rick Beauchamp, the vengeance in her eyes said it all.
"It was retribution a little bit, but more fun than anything. Just want to make sure Rick knew that I had it out for him," Lenehan joked.
What is your 'why?'
That's the question that was top of mind for hundreds of guests who attended the St. Clair College Centre for the Arts on Sept. 25, 2026, for the fourth annual Rise Above Community Health Conference, where 'Reclaiming Purpose in Care and Service' was the theme of the day.
Statement from St. Clair College President Michael Silvaggi
On behalf of the entire St. Clair College Saints Nation family, I extend our deepest condolences to Nathan Guizzetti’s family, friends, teammates and coaches, and to the entire University of Windsor community following this tragic loss.
"This is the one day of the year we close the streets to open the streets."
That's what Gordon Orr, CEO of Tourism Windsor-Essex Pelee Island, said at a kick-off event for Open Streets Windsor 2026.
Christine Montgomery remembers the feeling of being a five-year-old girl who just learned she had a hole in her heart.
"I was scared and different than the other kids because I couldn't play like them," Montgomery recalled. I was the outcast because I wasn't keeping up with the children. So that made me feel extremely emotional and sad that I couldn't do it."
Bouncy castles, face painting, art classes, a magician, buskers, aerialists and wrestling – all under one roof?
That's what a Fantastic Fathers Family Father's Day Charity Extravaganza looks like.
"On behalf of the St. Clair College community, we extend our deepest condolences to President Kardas, students, faculty, and staff of Lambton College following the tragic incident on campus. Our thoughts are with the individual's family and loved ones, and with the entire Lambton College community during this incredibly difficult time."