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Meet The Clippers – 22 May

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By Mike Soulliere (WINDSOR, ON) – Windsor Clippers defender Matt Martinello is this weeks Windsor Crossing Clipper of the Week. Martinello earned the honour for his play from May 14th through May 20th . During that stretch  Martinello scored 1  breakaway goal, scooped up 17 ground balls and made 12 clears in three Clippers wins [...]

American Refugee Camps In The Health Care Crisis

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By Robert K. Stephen (TORONTO, ON) – The United States of America is about one of the last places on earth you would expect to see a refugee camp. But in this refugee camp the refugees are not looking to be doled out a bowl of gruel but rather elementary health care in a system [...]

Clippers Take Two On The Road

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By Mike Soulliere (WINDSOR, ON) – To say it was a thing of beauty would be a misrepresentation of the truth, but the truth is that the Clippers earned a pair of road victories. The Clippers defeated the St. Catharines Spartans Saturday night 9-8 and then edged the Welland Warlords 11-10 in overtime to complete [...]

A Bruce Cockburn Primer

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By Robert K. Stephen (WINDSOR, ON) – Bruce Cockburn, somewhat like Gordon Lightfoot, is a Canadian icon. Both are not pop, folk, rock, or country. Hear a Bruce Cockburn song, which is far too rare on commercial radio, and you’ll walk away very satisfied, but what do we Canadians know about Cockburn? Not much but [...]

The CREW Cult

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By Robert K. Stephen (CSW) (WINDSOR, ON0 – The term “cult wine” means extremely small batch production usually at a very high price, and not available to the general public. The CREW 2008 Vintner’s Cabernet Sauvignon clocks in at $50. That is a mighty hefty price for Lake Erie North Shore and risks eliminating many [...]

Clippers Edge Pacers

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By Mike Soulliere (WINDSOR, ON) – The Windsor Clippers edged the Point Edward Pacers 7-6 Wednesday night at Forest Glade Arena. The contest was rather one sided, but the score certainly did not indicate that. The Clippers directed more than 100 shots toward the Pacers goal, but almost half of them missed the target. The [...]

Workout Out With Child

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By Sean Keats, CSCS (WINDSOR, ON) – How to keep your body in shape while your shape is constantly changing. For most healthy women, being pregnant isn’t a good excuse to not exercise.  In fact, getting in 30 minutes a day of moderate physical activity during pregnancy can help you feel and look your best.  [...]

Artisanal Cheeses On The Rise

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By Robert K. Stephen (CSW) (TORONTO, ON) – Gone are the days of orange and yellow cheddar in Canada. Québec leads the way in the cheese revolution with all varieties of artisanal cheeses. I have had some stellar cheeses from Ontario, particularly from Gunn’s Hill Five Brothers. What type of wine writer walks away with [...]

For Whom The Bells Toll

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By Briane Nasimok (TORONTO, ON) – Those of you who read my offerings regularly (and I believe your names are Jennifer and Linda), know that I spend a good deal of my time volunteering with non-profit organizations, doing charity work, and watching Dr. Who. One of my favourite of these ventures is “Voice of Hope”, [...]

15 Reasons To Live

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By Melissa Arditti (WINDSOR, ON) – Have you ever made a list? Of course you have, whether it is a grocery list, general to-do list, or even the elusive bucket-list, these lists show a piece of our identity. In the film, 15 Reasons To Live, director Alan Zweig converses with many eclectic people who share [...]

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