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Lakeshore Canadiens win 5-hour Ontario junior hockey game in record-setting battle of attrition
As the clock ticked past 12:30 a.m. Thursday in the semifinal playoff game in Wheatley, Ont., Leamington Canadiens' Marco Sladoje got the puck on a breakaway and snuck it by the Sharks' goalie, ending the longest game in Provincial Junior Hockey League history, after over five hours, and Wheatley's season.
Matthew Maggio hits 50-goal mark for Spitfires
The anticipation for Matthew Maggio to score his 50th goal of the OHL season for the Windsor Spitfires was palpable on Wednesday night. When the Tecumseh resident received a stretch pass from Jacob Maillet, he made no mistake.
University of Windsor joins research group on tackling future pandemics
The University of Windsor is a major partner in hub called the Canadian Hub for Health Intelligence & Innovation in Infectious Diseases (HI3). The new national hub’s main focus is on enhancing Canada’s ability to respond more effectively, and quicker to future pandemics.
This Windsor teen just signed a one-day contract and skated with the Pittsburgh Penguins
Logan Ferriss practised with the NHL club thanks to Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Lifetime Lancer Thomas Kennedy of Windsor named U Sports men's basketball MVP
Thomas Kennedy wants to be in Halifax this weekend with the rest of his University of Windsor Lancers teammates. Despite the disappointment, the fifth-year business student was there and collected the Mike Moser Trophy, for most valuable player in U Sports men’s basketball.
Province announces new employment services in Windsor-Essex
Ontario has a vision to support those on social assistance to find a meaningful job, and Workforce Windsor-Essex can't wait to get started.
Robot-assisted hip replacement surgery at Windsor Regional Hospital a first in Ontario
Bryan Hayes had no problem being the first person to have a robotic-assisted hip replacement in Ontario.
Windsor's Turkish, Syrian communities rally to help following earthquakes
When news broke about the devastating earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, Ahmad Chakr was one of many in the area frantically trying to get a hold of loved ones.