St. Clair College horticultural student Tyler Ross will be the latest landscape steward of Windsor's Mackenzie Hall, a building constructed in 1855 by Alexander Mackenzie, Canada's second prime minister.
Mayor Drew Dilkens was joined by Dr. Patti France, President of St. Clair College, to formally transfer stewardship of the Dr. Bruce and Kathryn White Memorial Park, a 12.2-acre property at 3860 Lauzon Road, to the City of Windsor.
We wanted to share with you the wonderful work our students have done for The Downtown Mission.
The Multicultural Council of Windsor and Essex County (MCC) has announced this year’s recipients of the Herb Gray Harmony Award and the MCC Champion Award.
Based on a concept first launched by the African-American scholar Carter G. Woodson in 1926, Black History Month has been celebrated every February in the United States and Canada for decades.
The 2023 Windsor Polar Plunge community kickoff launched today in the morning of the year's first full-day snow event with a "Slip n' Slide" party on the softball diamond at our St. Clair College Sports Park.
The St. Clair College Alumni Association donated $5,000 to the Knobby's Kids hockey and skating program at Lanspeary Park this past Saturday morning.
The funds donated will be used to fund the costs of the rink rental and insurance for their Saturday morning programs held 8-11 am at Windsor's Lanspeary Lions Outdoor Rink at 1250 Langlois Ave.
Today, Toronto Blue Jay Tv Analyst and Windsorite Joe Siddall joined representatives from the upcoming event "Move at your Own Sport" presented by Give And Go Sport Education (GGSE) and Canadian Mental Health Association Windsor-Essex Branch for their media kickoff.
St. Clair College continued their partnership for another year hosting the kick-off event for the 2023 Windsor-Essex First Robotics Great Lakes District Event at the main campus Student Life Centre.
The campus was energized with participants for the local high school 2023 FIRST Robotics competition.
This year's theme is called "Charged Up."
This year's 11th Annual Sleighing Hunger Charity Concert performed by The S'Aints at The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor raised a record $102,534 for 16 area food banks in the Windsor Essex Food Bank Association and Chatham Outreach for Hunger. The concert was postponed due to the arrival of a Christmas week winter storm and was held on Thursday, December 29th.