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St. Clair College Performing Arts presents a new musical and dance extravaganza crafted around the greatest hits of the last half-century! This production

Students from St. Clair College's Music Theatre Performance program are making their triumphant return to the stage this spring in two mainstage shows at

Come join Noah's House Mental Health Foundation for our first annual Charity Gala! Noah's House is dedicated to providing free mental health support for

The puck drops at the Vollmer Complex Friday evening for the Cure All-Star Game featuring such former NHL’ers as Paul Coffey and Larry Murphy.

“It’s go time” to launch the ambitious plan to diversify and grow the city’s economy, says Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens, who believes the recent news about…

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The Globe and Mail Wallace Immen Published April 13, 2021 Tom Arban/Handout The St. Clair Centre in Toronto’s midtown was an elegant design when it was built 50 years ago, but it had become cluttered and drafty as scores of different tenants made alterations to the building over the years. “Inside, only 50 per cent of the building could be leased to tenants. The rest of it had become corridors, storage and unusable space,” says Steven Paynter, principal at Gensler, a global architectur...

Article content What comes first? “The quick answer is we don’t yet know,” said the mayor, pointing to the fact that administration has been directed to delve into Windsor Works and come up with an implementation plan, something that probably won’t return to council until May. But the mayor wants to ensure there is money in the budget to take action as soon as the implementation plan is done. It should outline the “low-hanging fruit and early wins” that can be tackled right away, Di...