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COVER PHOTO
Model Shanon Vix
posing as a
business professional
on her way
to work at the
Chrysler Canada
Building
in downtown Windsor
Unique and trendy businesses may be one part of r e v i t a l i z i n g downtown Windsor, but it’s not the final answer. Embracing the downtown core and getting more foot traffic in the area is imperative
for its revitalization. In Business talks with local business owners and the Mayor, among others, to not only uncover the situation in our downtown core, but to open the dialogue in order to find solutions in part two of our two part series.
Last year’s Windsor International Air Show (WIAS) welcomed over 30,000 paying customers, helping to stimulate Windsor’s economy to the tune of $3
million. This year’s show features some big names like Brazil’s Smoke Squadron and Leave it to Beaver’s Jerry Mathers. With even bigger acts and attractions, it is hoped that the Air Show will bring in $5 to $6 million to the economy and approximately 40,000 patrons in attendance. Read more »
Gold Star Jewelers of Lakeshore has been in business for nearly seven years, steadily building a solid base of customers, as the region pulls out of an economic downturn. This is the
second store for the Kalktik family, who also have been running a successful U.S. location in Southfield, Michigan for over three decades. Both stores are known for their unique designs and merchandise, as well as for their in-house repair work and custom, made-to-order creations. Read more »