(WINDSOR, ON) – On February 18th, Windsor’s Community Museum, 254 Pitt. St. W. opens a new exhibit that explores what it was like to live in 1812 in the Sandwich Frontier (now Olde Sanwich Towne). Learn about the effects of the War of 1812 on the various inhabitants of the Sandwich area – French, British, Aboriginal, Black [...]
(TORONTO, ON) – Ontarians have saved an additional $100 million in new savings thanks to the province’s drug system reforms. Launched in 2006, Ontario’s drug reforms are now saving the province $500 million annually — and this year an additional $100 million will be saved. Savings will be re-invested into providing better community-based services such [...]
By Chris Ford (WINDSOR, ON) – The Back Room Gallery Artists’ Co op has embarked on a permanent exhibition space in Pillette Village at 4749 Wyandotte St E. This site is a breeding ground for creativity as well as offer support for their members, a place to meet or send clients and meeting area. Nearly working at capacity [...]
(WINDSOR, ON) – Abstract art can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be! Join a group of University of Windsor MFA students on a “colourful” guided tour of the current exhibition. Come prepared to engage physically, emotionally and mentally with the work and leave empowered to interpret art. This is a FREE workshop that [...]
By Melissa Arditti (WINDSOR, ON) – My life is full of serendipitous moments and so I believe that on May 31st, 2010, after responding to a posting, I received a warm response back from author, Shannon Catori. She is highly creative woman, along with a passionate spirit like no other and has an undeniable talent [...]
(CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA) – Visitors to the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park are urged to watch out for marine turtles and their hatchlings during the summer months. With marine turtles coming ashore to lay their eggs and baby hatchlings making their way to the water, people are likely to encounter one of nature’s most ancient and [...]
(WINDSOR, ON) – Renowned conductor Andreas Delfs will lead the WSO this Saturday in the concert program Stravinsky + Strauss. Delfs is the conductor laureate of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and has served as music director of the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra and the General Music Director of Hanover, Germany, where he conducted the symphony [...]
(WINDSOR, ON) – The Back Room Gallery Artists’ Co-op is a group of artists who work together to put on shows, to split the cost of exhibiting, to share display equipment and to help each other with sales and marketing tips and/or mutual support. Their organizational structure has been casual and inclusive, any member wanting to [...]
(TORONTO, ON) – Starting today, Ontario students can apply to get 30% off the cost of their tuition. Ontario launched the new, 30% Off Ontario Tuition grant at Wilfrid Laurier University today — meaning that eligible university or college degree students will receive $800 while college diploma and certificate students will receive $365 for this semester. [...]
By Ben Eisen (WINNIPEG, MB) – The Frontier Centre for Public Policy today released the fourth annual Canada Health Consumer Index (CHCI). The index ranks health care system performance from the perspective of the consumer in each province by assessing the extent to which they are meeting the needs of health care users. The CHCI [...]
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