Zander Broeckel

St. Clair College is happy to report an in-person celebration will be returning as it gets set to honour its latest class of Alumni of Distinction recipients. This from Vice President of College Communications and Community Relations John Fairley who says the event has forced to go virtual for the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year's recipients cover a wide range of backgrounds from CEOs and executive directors to fashion designers and social media managers.

The Windsor Police Service and Enwin Utilities are sending out a warning to the community about a scam. Several reports have been received of scammers calling residents claiming to be from Enwin's head office demanding payment via Bitcoin. Enwin officials say they'll never request payment via Bitcoin and if you do receive a call like this do not provide your financial information. If you have any questions about billing, residents are encouraged to contact Enwin directly at info@enwin.com.

The Windsor Spitfires came out on the losing end of a back and forth battle in Erie Friday. The Spitfires and Otters traded goals the entire game with Erie going up 5-4 mid-way through the third period then adding an empty-netter in a 6-4 final. Despite the loss, Matthew Maggio had a solid game for Windsor putting up a pair of goals and an assist. Spitfire Ryan Abraham had a three point as well with a goal and two assists.