"Waawiiatanong," the name given by Indigenous peoples to the area around Windsor and Detroit, is the geographical focus of an exhibit at Art Windsor-Essex open until September. It features the portraits of the women and two-spirit people who live in the area, paired with street signs that correlate with their nations.

Fishing at the Caldwell First Nation Marina holds both spiritual and leisurely significance for Anishinaabe elder Larry Johnson. It also offers a chance for him to give back and reflect on his people's history.

The Leamington renaissance fair is back for it's second year this weekend. And despite being a new tradition,the group that started the festivities is actually older than the municipality itself.

Thirteen newly hired faculty members at the University of Windsor will also be a part of the 'Black Scholars Institute,' a think tank and collective of Black educators. The initiative has inspired one educator to move across the country for the opportunity to collaborate with other Black scholars.

Two unions areworking with the Occupational Cancer Research Centre to follow up on previous research on whether Canadian border employees have a higher cancerrisk due to exposure to environmentalpollutants a longtime concern of many workers.

Critics are questioning why Windsor took 30 million dollars off the table when an application to the housing accelerator fund was rejected last month.