Craig Pearson

@RichGartonCTV Rich, congrats on an amazing career so far! And good luck with whatever you do next. I’m sure you’ll excel there, too.

Thank you to anyone I’ve interviewed over the years for letting me into your world, for your honesty and for making Windsor, our home, a better place. Stay tuned for my next steps. I’m not leaving Windsor-Essex. /7

Some personal news to share. Tomorrow will be my last day at CTV Windsor. I’ve been working with this team of amazing reporters, producers, writers, directors, broadcast engineers and editors for nearly 15 years. /1

@frank_seravalli @ThePHWA @OvertimeScottB Way to go, Scott!

.@ThePHWA is thrilled to announce that Scott Burnside is the 2024 recipient of the Elmer Ferguson Memorial Award, presented by the Hockey Hall of Fame for excellence in hockey journalism. Congratulations, @OvertimeScottB! So richly deserved.

Accountability and transparency are important. Great work from @WinStarWilhelm and @TheWindsorStar for pressing on this story: windsorstar.com/news/local-new…

Great fun! A Windsor tradition, the Carrousel of the Nations, is a 48-year celebration that highlights food, dance culture and community. We checked out a number of the villages Saturday, including the Scottish and Hungarian festivities shown here. Try it yourself!

@winstarjanisse Nice photos, Dan, as usual. The Detroit River is always a cool setting.

Images from the BORDER SENTINEL exercise, small boat training conducted by HMCS Hunter and partner agencies on the Detroit River today.

After a three-year freedom-of-information battle, more light is shed on a cold case: Windsor police name Topic killer 52 years after her murder windsorstar.com/news/local-new… via @TheWindsorStar

@WStarCampbell @TheWindsorStar Taylor, thanks for pointing out the excellent journalism the Windsor Star produced over the holidays. I agree it's worth noting again.

Our team at @TheWindsorStar produced stellar journalism over the holidays that you may have missed while celebrating all things merry and bright. Now that we're well into the new year, here's a 🧵 to catch you up:

This a remarkable and compassionate — but unflinching — ode to the hard life of homelessness, by photographer @winstarjanisse and reporter @WinStarWilhelm It's a two-part Star series 12 months in the making: A Year on the Street windsorstar.com/news/local-new… via @TheWindsorStar

Grow On more! Windsor Symphony Orchestra maestro Robert Franz discusses his cancer journey at the launch of Grow On Windsor 2022. ⁦@growonwindsor⁩ Grow On raises funds and awareness for cancer affecting men and all money raised stays in Windsor-Essex.

WIFF rocks! The most popular cultural event in Windsor launched for the first time since 2019. Windsor International Film Festival ⁦@WindsorFilmFest⁩ executive director Vincent Georgie introduced the Opening Night film, mentioning how the community needs such events.

It’s municipal Election Day in Ontario. Time to vote!

Windsor Poet Laureate Emeritus Marty Gervais ⁦@martygervais⁩ addresses the crowd during the 10 edition of the popular Poetry at the Manor.

Jennifer Jones, a Windsor community leader and the first ever female president of Rotary International, wins the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Achievement Award.

Happy Canada Day everyone!🇨🇦

Ian Sutherland, with the Peel Regional Police Pipe Band, pipes his heart out at the Kingsville Highland Games, which has attracted a large crowd Saturday morning.

Halt! Terry Wallace, of Clan Wallace worldwide, prepares for battle at the Kingsville Highland Games.

Big battle: Vitella Plumbing bests Windsor Police in hard fought best-of-3 tug-of-war competition at the Kingsville Highland Games. Great weather. Great fun.

Great read: a detailed, historic and compassionate feature by Trevor Wilhelm @WinStarWilhelm, based on Walter Cassidy's research of someone who should be remembered. Forgotten no more: The story of the first man to die of AIDS in Canada windsorstar.com/news/local-new… via @TheWindsorStar

ICYMI: This fact-filled, compassionate profile of a community leader facing cancer by Trevor Wilhelm @WinStarWilhelm is a must-read. 'How long will I have to live?' Maestro Robert Franz and his fight with Stage 4 cancer windsorstar.com/news/local-new… via @TheWindsorStar

More good news for Windsor: Stellantis announces $3.4-billion investment in Ontario plants windsorstar.com/news/local-new… via @TheWindsorStar