To the bartender that returned my friend's phone thank you!we accidentally left it behind under a menu and you bothered to take the time to go through your bars phone records to find our number from when we had called earlier and let us know before we got more than a few blocks away!

I would like to spot the volunteers at the Windsor Essex Humane Society! You all do an amazing job and have dedicated so much of your life to the welfare of the animals!!! I would like to especially thank Tracy, Sue, and Joanne for spending many hours a week on your free time and sometimes not free time to cover shifts and help the dogs!!! You're the best!!
From a fellow Volunteer :)

To the woman that sped away in a Black Sunfire at Shoppers about 1 hour ago with my wife's wallet. I hope KARMA will get you my poor wife lost everything in that Wallet our 2 children's health card all ID's and some cash. I know you wanted the Coach wallet but you can at least drop off all the id's in the mailbox. My wife tried to stop you and you sped away like no tomorrow. Hope next time you do something like this you get caught.

To the gentleman at Legends at Ceasars Windsor, who paid for our three lunches, my mom, aunt and myself are very overwhelmed with your generosity. You've been spotted. Thank you doesn't seem like enough!!!

Tracy Desmarais



I want to spot the kind man at Arby's on Howard around 4:30 Thursday, I didn't see if the older gentleman out side had fallen or just sat down but it was clear he wouldn't make it into the building with that rather large step. It looked as though you stopped eating you meal to go out and help his wife get him up on his feet and safely into the building. Thank you for caring. It made my day to see this.

To the wonderful person that payed for my coffee at the Starbucks on Dougall today at about 12:45 you have been spotted! I just wanted to say that you made my day and you did put a smile on my face! I thank you very much and I ptomise to pay it forward!!!

I was having an odd and crappy day at work last night. To top it off a guy left behind $100 at the self scan station, when he realized it and came back it was gone. I felt so bad for him, he looked like he was gonna cry. He hung around for a little bit, looked like he didn't know what to do. I had him leave his name and number just in case. Well a couple hours later, a lady came up to the desk and said she got cash back and didn't realize till she got home that she got way too much. She must have been the next person and got her money with the money that was still there. She came back to the store to turn it in...it was that mans $100. I thought it was so nice of her to be honest and turn it in. She said she believed in karma and wanted to do the right thing. I offered her a $25 gift card, but she declined. The manager came over and offered he flowers too, but she declined and got teary-eyed. I called the man back and he could not believe it. He asked if she was still there or left her name/ number because he also wanted to repay her. You my dear changed my mood for the rest of the night. Wish there were more honest people like that in the world.

My heart literally dropped when I woke up to a text message. A text that said one of my favourite high school teachers, Mr. Baxter had passed. He was one of those teachers you could always talk to, go to for advice and know that he didn't judge you. He was laid back but still knew how to be a teacher. I want to send my condolences to his family, you should know how great of a person he was, how he touched many students hearts, how he helped us the best he could. He is one that will not be replaced.