Windsor Star - 2016-10-27

• U of W student dead, five hurt in early-morning house blaze
• Cavaliers get championsh­ip rings, but local maker feels like it’s No. 1
• ART ATTACKS DOWNTOWN
• RESEARCH FUNDING
• RCMP plans for returning foreign fighters
• Letowski running bench while coach away
• Trio’s mission to help breast cancer patients
• It’s time to re-evaluate Mulroney
• Lady Gaga’s new album more personal
• Poets capturing Windsor’s forgotten history in verses
• JUSTICE WAS SERVED IN JOHNSON TRIAL
• Reduced busing rate proposal thrown out in 5-4 trustee vote
• Unifor officials update workers on Ford talks
• Five-year sentence for repeat offender
• Gretzky calls on Wynne to ensure child-care workers earn more money
• ‘Happy trails!’ Tecumseh mayor says of bike path
• Arrest made in Windsor stabbing
• Catholic school board draws ire of union for cutting sick leave pay
• Cyclists should observe rules of road
• Those wrongly convicted should be compensate­d
• Windsor comedy Things to Do will screen at WIFF
• Bigg Wiggle gives $10.5K to youth leadership team
• Do you have good hearing but find listening tiring?
• NICKEL IS HERE TO STAY — FOR NOW.
• ACCUSED IN NURSING HOME DEATHS SENT OMINOUS TEXTS
• ISIL MARCHING PEOPLE INTO MOSUL TO USE AS SHIELDS
• THE MOST CIVIL ELECTION RACE IN AMERICA
• Tory leadership hopefuls offer actual choice
• Canada orders anthrax vaccine
• How many really want legal pot?
• STREET PROTESTS TARGET MADURO
• Saints going for women’s soccer gold on home field
• Bridges provides Spartans with a rare talent
• BEEN THERE, DONE THAT
• THURSDAY DOWNER
• Lancers advance after dramatic shootout win
• Cleveland shortens rotation, counts on the power of three
• Past success means little to Raptors now
• Bill Ford to Silicon Valley: Future of cars has shifted
• Forum says gender wage gap to take 170 years to close at current pace
• Tesla surprises with Q3 profit
• Secretive Canadian company teaches robots to be like people
• Canadians spend more on Internet access than TV
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• HATCH IS TOPS IN ROAD-HANDLING
• Tips to keep your orphan car on the road
• NEW JAGUAR A HEAD TURNER
• Insurance changes make reading the fine print critical
• LOOK WHO’S BACK TO SAVE THE DAY
• Kardashian keeps low profile after Paris heist
• PNEUMONIA VACCINE NOT PERFECT, BUT HAS SUCCESS
• Ocean brings disco-pop to the Colosseum
• WORST VILLAIN EVER
• Celebs share life lessons
• Singer fronted pop group Dead or Alive
• Crownless Rwandan king lived in exile
• Irish rugby player was the hero of Munster

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