Great fun! A Windsor tradition, the Carrousel of the Nations, is a 48-year celebration that highlights food, dance culture and community. We checked out a number of the villages Saturday, including the Scottish and Hungarian festivities shown here. Try it yourself!
After a three-year freedom-of-information battle, more light is shed on a cold case:
Windsor police name Topic killer 52 years after her murder https://t.co/0YrkfDTO7S via @TheWindsorStar
@WStarCampbell@TheWindsorStar Taylor, thanks for pointing out the excellent journalism the Windsor Star produced over the holidays. I agree it's worth noting again.
This a remarkable and compassionate — but unflinching — ode to the hard life of homelessness, by photographer @winstarjanisse and reporter @WinStarWilhelm It's a two-part Star series 12 months in the making: A Year on the Street https://t.co/yWVQBp5D6Z via @TheWindsorStar
Grow On more! Windsor Symphony Orchestra maestro Robert Franz discusses his cancer journey at the launch of Grow On Windsor 2022. @growonwindsor Grow On raises funds and awareness for cancer affecting men and all money raised stays in Windsor-Essex.
WIFF rocks! The most popular cultural event in Windsor launched for the first time since 2019. Windsor International Film Festival @WindsorFilmFest executive director Vincent Georgie introduced the Opening Night film, mentioning how the community needs such events.
Jennifer Jones, a Windsor community leader and the first ever female president of Rotary International, wins the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Achievement Award.
Ian Sutherland, with the Peel Regional Police Pipe Band, pipes his heart out at the Kingsville Highland Games, which has attracted a large crowd Saturday morning.
Big battle: Vitella Plumbing bests Windsor Police in hard fought best-of-3 tug-of-war competition at the Kingsville Highland Games. Great weather. Great fun.
Great read: a detailed, historic and compassionate feature by Trevor Wilhelm @WinStarWilhelm, based on Walter Cassidy's research of someone who should be remembered.
Forgotten no more: The story of the first man to die of AIDS in Canada https://t.co/owfW2Lrjzn via @TheWindsorStar
ICYMI: This fact-filled, compassionate profile of a community leader facing cancer by Trevor Wilhelm @WinStarWilhelm is a must-read.
'How long will I have to live?' Maestro Robert Franz and his fight with Stage 4 cancer https://t.co/ePv3t1zERe via @TheWindsorStar