Josiah Sinanan

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How an Ontario couple is tapping into a different sweet treat

1 month ago | msn.com | Josiah Sinanan

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Walnut syrup: How an Ontario couple is tapping into a different sweet treat

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Josiah Sinanan

Windsor·NewLeslie and Bob Meloche have tapped their black walnut trees for the fifth year this season, a process they call much more labour-intensive than tapping maple. Walnut syrup has a more 'sponge toffee-like' flavour compared with maple syrupJosiah Sinanan · CBC News · Posted: Mar 20, 2025 3:01 PM EDT | Last Updated: 3 minutes agoBob and Leslie Meloche stand in the back of their Essex County, Ont., farmhouse property.
Walking amongst Ontario's freedom seeker descendants | CBC News

2 months ago | cbc.ca | Josiah Sinanan

Windsor·NewA photography essay exhibit at Art Windsor-Essex shows emotional portrait collection of Ontarian families and individuals who have traced their roots back to the freedom seekers of the underground railroad. The exhibit is now on display at Art Windsor-EssexJosiah Sinanan · CBC News · Posted: Feb 19, 2025 5:35 PM EST | Last Updated: 5 minutes agoA specially curated exhibit by Dorothy Abbott and photographer Yuri Dojc on display at Art Windsor-Essex until June.
Black history story turned 'spy thriller' takes the stage as play penned by Windsor, Ont., author

2 months ago | cbc.ca | Josiah Sinanan

Windsor·NewThe action-packed, real life story of John Anderson, who came to Windsor after his escape from slavery, is hitting the stage in a new production. 'The Price of Freedom' was written by Windsor local Carlos Anthony, who will also play the lead of Anderson in the adaptation.
Why walking in Windsor's Pride parade means so much to these 2SLGBTQ+ newcomers

Aug 7, 2024 | cbc.ca | Josiah Sinanan

Why walking in Windsor's Pride parade means so much to these 2SLGBTQ+ newcomersJosiah Sinanan | CBC News | Posted: August 7, 2024 10:19 PM | Last Updated: Just now'I'm nervous. I'm excited. I'm really looking forward to marching,' says Kyra MnendeImage | 2SLGBTQ+ refugees walk Windsor PrideCaption: Kyra Mnende from Tanzania, Anold Mulaisho from Zambia and Nkeiru "Cherry" Cynthia Geddis from Nigeria will walk in Windsor's Pride parade together this weekend.
How blue-green algae blooms are threatening the Great Lakes

Jul 25, 2024 | cbc.ca | Josiah Sinanan

Windsor·NewAs weather patterns shift, blue-green algae blooms are appearing in areas where they previously would not be expected, including Lake Superior. According to researchers at the University of Windsor, the phenomenon can affect humans, pets, the environment and the economy.
South Asian newcomers witnessing online hate on the rise | CBC News

Jun 22, 2024 | cbc.ca | Josiah Sinanan

International student Miran Kadri had many things on his mind when he made the move from Gujarat in western India to Windsor, Ont., last year. Among them, concerns about how he would be perceived in the country he would shortly call home. Even while in India, Kadri had come across social media pages online filled with anti-Indian commentary.
Celebrating the women, two-spirit people in Waawiiatanong through portrait | CBC News

Jun 21, 2024 | cbc.ca | Josiah Sinanan

Windsor·New"Waawiiatanong," the name given by Indigenous peoples to the area around Windsor and Detroit, is the geographical focus of an exhibit at Art Windsor-Essex open until September. It features the portraits of the women and two-spirit people who live in the area, paired with street signs that correlate with their nations.
Attention lords and ladies: renaissance festival returns to Leamington

May 11, 2024 | cbc.ca | Josiah Sinanan

Windsor·NewThe Leamington renaissance fair is back for it's second year this weekend. And despite being a new tradition, the group that started the festivities is actually older than the municipality itself. Josiah Sinanan · CBC · Posted: May 11, 2024 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 10 minutes agoPerformers engage in medieval combat in full suits of armour as part of the Oxford Renaissance Festival in 2023.
A 'hub for Black excellence' - how this Windsor, Ont. university is bringing Black scholars together

May 8, 2024 | cbc.ca | Josiah Sinanan

A 'hub for Black excellence' — how this Windsor, Ont. university is bringing Black scholars togetherJosiah Sinanan | CBC News | Posted: Wednesday, May 8th, 2024 8:00 PM | Last Updated: Just now The Black Scholars Institute will bring together educators across multiple departments to collaborateImage | Juliet BushiCaption: Juliet Bushi is a newly hired faculty member at the University of Windsor who moved from Regina, Sask.