Windsor Star - 2016-10-25

• Fastest warship in U.S. fleet makes Windsor first port call
• LOVABLE LOSERS IN SERIES
• Johnson’s rape victim tells sentencing hearing she was stripped of dignity
• LOOK OUT BELOW
• Many teachers suspended indefinite­ly without pay
• Muskrat Falls fish supply faces poisonous threat
• BoC sticks with 2% inflation target
• Sum 41 frontman sober, and loving it
• National concussion guidelines
• Dogs sniff out leaking septic pipes
• Electoral reform still possible
• Coach, rookie at U-17 challenge
• Lexus tops reliabilit­y survey
• Cyberattac­k blamed for foiling Grade 10 literacy test
• Push on to fix traffic woes at Dominion-Northwood
• Sarnia council kicks mayor out of city hall office
• Union Gas expansion plan targets rural access
• Suspect with bat sparks standoff
• Kormendy testimony ‘pure fabricatio­n’: Crown
• Fleeing Sunnis fear revenge from Iraqis
• Blaney reopens niqab debate
• Oland verdict hinged on colour of coat
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT FOOD GUIDE.
• Charest urges PM to call EU leaders to save CETA
• The not-so-pretty side of facial fillers
• FRANCE CLOSES ‘JUNGLE’ CAMP
• Trump got $17M payout after 2005 hurricane
• TOP VEHICLES IN CONSUMER REPORTS’ RELIABILIT­Y SURVEY
• Design autos to halt cyber attacks, U.S. urges
• TIM’S EXPANSION CONTINUES
• HORRIBLE HANDLING
• Bankers concerned about high debt levels
• RAPTORS AIM TO TAKE ‘NEXT STEP’
• Tecumseh athlete wrestles in Turkey
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Bacteria claimed vet’s limbs, but not her fitness drive
• TIME FOR CANADA TO PUT ITS OWN HISTORY ONSTAGE
• EXAMINING A MIRACLE MOLECULE
• Rare lipoma near heart can be tricky to remove
• Through the eyes of Brenda Francis Pelkey
• Martin’s love of art gives him a new role

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