Windsor, ON – In advance of Canada’s 150 birthday celebration a number of new products have hit the marketplace to celebrate the event including t-shirts, hats, flags, flasks, clothing and even caskets just to name a few of the items. One item in particular raised some eyebrows when it was released that being the celebratory condom.
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Windsor, ON – The city of Windsor announced plans to close every street for construction starting on June 23rd. “We feel it will make construction projects feel like less of an inconvenience if we close every street. Everyone will be in the same boat so it should help with people feeling like their travel throughout city is more difficult than their neighbours. Instead it will impact everyone the same” said city councilman Frank Edwards on Monday.
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Windsor, ON – In recent years the Windsor City Council has almost been evenly divided on major items and decisions in five versus five deadlocks. The tie-breaking vote having to be cast by the Mayor. After some controversial tie-breaking votes in recent years Councilman Frank Edwards has come up with what he thinks is an unbiased solution to breaking stalemates and proposes dance battles be used instead.
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Windsor, ON – With the on-going controversy between the Willistead Night Market and the Walkerville Night Market Vlad the Impaler also known as Count Dracula has weighed in this week with a claim that he invented the Night Market. “I don’t see how anyone can say otherwise. I held the first night market in Transylvania in 1436” the Count said this week.
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Windsor, ON – Samuel Shaw, 44, of Windsor has seen a lack of followers, likes and comments on his social media pages in recent months which he blames on people actually being aware of real facts. “I’ve been posting about conspiracy theories for years and a lot of people used to agree with me but lately I think the facts are getting in the way” Shaw said during a recent media scrum.
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Windsor, ON – The Great Canadian Flag Project group in Windsor have achieved their goal to have a 150-foot flagpole installed at Dieppe Gardens that will fly a 30-by-60 foot Canadian flag at the edge of the Detroit River. The flag will be unveiled for the first time on May 20th.
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