Windsor Star - 2016-10-01

• PICTURE PERFECT
• FEARS OF FENTANYL ABUSE
• Former Glee star Rivera dishes on popular show in book
• ASSESSING THE DAMAGE
• INSPIRED BY UNITED WAY
• First Nations losing faith in federal Liberals
• Spitfires travel to Mississaug­a, score four power-play goals and down Steelheads 4-1
• Bernauer family seeks $3.6M in damages for death of teenager after 2014 wine festival
• Former member of The Tenors has not heard from old mates
• The Nylons singer ready for retirement after 40 years
• World leaders gather for Peres funeral
• Families feel betrayed by insurance caps put on water damage
• Leamington fisherman fined $20K for multiple violations
• Sandwich students give hero’s welcome to medallist
• Essex County is Ontario’s best-kept secret
• IMMUNIZATI­ON DRIVE LONG OVERDUE
• Preferenti­al treatment for officer’s son probed
• Chatham man jailed for wife’s 1987 shooting death
• Mother alleges wife abducted young child
• THE CANADIAN ECONOMY IS ILL, BUT THE REMEDY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS PROPOSING — MORE FISCAL STIMULUS FOR THE PATIENT — IS NOT THE CURE, IT’S A CURSE.
• STOLEN VAN GOGHS RECOVERED.
• Tory leadership race erodes into personal attacks
• Liberals to re-engage Russia on Arctic policy
• Ill woman facing deportatio­n unshackled
• TRUMP ASSAILS EX-BEAUTY QUEEN
• Time travel has a short history
• DICAPRIO’S ODD TIE TO FEDERAL PROBE
• Flood-hit residents raid hardware stores
• Rogers retreating from print magazines
• CANADIAN EXPANSION
• CALL FOR RATE DROP
• Diversity proposal said to affect about 600 TSX firms
• FIVE CARS REV UP INTEREST IN PARIS
• Auto sales may get boost from pent-up demand
• Oilsands cost cutting close to bone: expert
• Russia budgets for $40 oil price over three years
• FINDING SOLACE IN NATURE
• KATE EFFECT
• Web therapy for cancer survivors
• MARATHON IN THE MAKING
• Kick it up a notch … or two
• How to deal with stress
• Campaign aimed at females who reflect 67% of gender
• ‘IT’S KIND OF A LIFESTYLE’
• Female chess player from Uganda inspires Keys
• LION KING REMAKE A CHALLENGE
• Carradine sitting pretty in Oval Office
• THAT AFTERMATH ATTITUDE
• Radcliffe perfectly cast in role of infiltrato­r
• THE JOYS OF ACTING AND BEING JOHN MALKOVICH
• Tackling a weighty issue
• TURNAROUND AT RYDER CUP
• HIGH PAIN THRESHOLD
• Prospects aiming to show Wings they’ve got game
• Babcock eschews break to get back behind Leafs’ bench
• Double duty grid action at Alumni Field
• Mancina finds new opportunit­y
• World Cup isn’t Olympics, but still has its place
• Wolverines vs. Badgers: Battle of the top 10 beasts
• Spartans look to bounce back at Indiana
• Mich. State honours Hicks with scholarshi­p endowment
• Battle for jobs on Canadiens’ blue-line heats up
• Valanciuna­s remains work in progress
• Watkins reduced to footnote in Bills’ plans
• HOOKED ON PENGUINS
• Transatlan­tic crossing Star attraction for Viking
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• BACK TO BLACK
• Homemade stuffing using dry bread
• GIVING KITCHEN A PRE-HOLIDAY SAFETY TUNE-UP
• TURN YOUR CLUTTER INTO KINDNESS
• DESIGNING BEAUTIFUL BATHROOMS
• Exhibit at N.Y.’s Met explores Shaker furniture and textiles

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