One of the busiest and most exciting street festivals in the City of Windsor is coming back this year but will be shifting east to highlight a different part of the Rose City.
Open Streets Windsor is an annual festival which invites residents and visitors to explore the streets in a different way, as the entire corridor is closed to vehicular traffic.
When the Windsor Spitfires hit the ice against some of the best Ontario Hockey League teams in the west, the Spits sometimes draw up to 6,500 fans to the WFCU Centre.
Thanks to a new co-operative collaboration between the Windsor Spitfires Hockey Club and St. Clair College, there will be extra staff on hand this season to ensure a positive fan experience for all those in attendance.
Rowan Hayes may only be 13 years old, but he already knows he wants to be a millwright when he grows up.
And this summer, he’s getting a taste of what that could look like at the Trades & Tech Summer Camp, hosted by Skills Ontario at St. Clair College.
Hundreds of people toed the line Saturday for the annual Run for Rocky at Windsor’s Riverfront, and they brought some cash along with them for the cause.
An exciting series of performances is on the slate for the 2024-2025 season at the Chrysler Theatre, located at the St. Clair College Centre for the Arts.
The best in basketball across Windsor-Essex are invited to take part in Windsor's inaugural "Battle 519," a three-day basketball festival in downtown Windsor from Aug. 30 to Sept. 1, 2024.
The United Way of Windsor-Essex Chatham-Kent is once again handing out fresh fruit, veggies and non-perishable food to families in need as part of its Summer Eats for Kids program.
The Summoning Takes Over St. Clair College on July 20
If you want to test your running skills against a firefighter, EMS or police officer, your chance is just a few weeks away.
The second annual Run With Responders 5K takes place Sunday, July 28, and organizers are inviting the public to join first responders on a five-kilometre route along the riverfront trail.
Who would have thought rappelling down 170 feet from the top of the historic CIBC building in downtown Windsor could raise awareness and funds for cancer patients in the community?