Windsor Star - 2016-02-25

• School traffic woes an unsolvable riddle
• Gas pains in new Ont. budget
• ‘AMAZING’ CARDIAC CENTRE
• GROW YOUR OWN POT
• Tigers’ Cabrera wants healthy season
• Canadian Club commercial shot at Willistead
• Get up to speed on Fuller House
• Laid-off local nurses finding work in U.S.
• Some stars opting for Flint benefit
• Nyquist owner has sights on Derby
• Killer drunk driver pleads for mercy
• Windsor murder spurs push for law punishing killing of ‘preborn child’
• Kingsville infrastruc­ture to receive upgrade
• Mich. emission plan draws ire of LaSalle
• Refugees get a warm Canadian embrace in Windsor
• Abused dog overshadow­s death of fetus
• Update animal abuse laws
• MPP calls for more money to repair schools
• Awards celebrate value of humanities
• THE WEST MADE A MISTAKE DEPOSING THE TALIBAN REGIME IN THE AFTERMATH OF 9/11 AND SHOULD HAVE SIMPLY TARGETED AL- QAIDA, SAYS THE CANADIAN WHO LED NATO INTO SOUTHERN AFGHANISTA­N.
• PRISON HOUDINI CAN’T ESCAPE.
• CANADA’S MOST WASTEFUL EXPENDITUR­ES
• We need to raise productivi­ty
• Assisted dying report lands in Parliament
• Anger the Trump card in Nevada
• ‘Recharging’ the Canadian right
• Liberals accused of more motion than action
• Toad road migration divides B.C. village
• First Nations leaders ask for health help
• Janikowski aims to end career with OUA gold
• FEELING AT HOME
• GM and Toyota top reliabilit­y study
• Worst of loonie’s depreciati­on may be over, economists say
• LIKELY CANADIAN PLAYOFF DROUGHT A BANE FOR ROGERS
• RBC readies itself for oilpatch losses
• BMW M2 BUILT FOR TRACKS
• Triple 9 actors weigh in on diversity
• THINGS TO DO LOCALLY
• THAT’S A WRAP
• SELECTED CONCERTS
• PICK ‘SMART’ CARBS
• Crohn’s disease needs constant attention
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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