Windsor Star - 2017-02-16

• A HERO’S FAREWELL
• Farmers out millions after tomatoes rotted in fields
• INTERNATIO­NAL ATTENTION
• Ford’s SUV expansion bodes well for Windsor
• WATER PARK OPTIONS
• Stuart McLean, host of CBC’s Vinyl Cafe, dead at 68
• Horwitz hopes for private sale of Pelissier parking lot
• Mental health organizati­on launches campaign
• Trump charts new course for Mideast
• Admirals, 73’s meet again in semifinals
• Sex offender gets three-year sentence
• Officer suspended with pay almost 3 years fired for discredita­ble conduct
• County council backs mental-health initiative­s
• SCIENCE PITCH TO GIRLS SEES BACKLASH
• TRIAL’S LESSON: DON’T MESS WITH PSYCHOPATH­S
• TRUMP RIPS MEDIA FOR ‘VERY UNFAIR’ COVERAGE OF FLYNN
• Plotting a path to peace in Israel
• Trump’s pick for labour drops bid
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• COLUMBUS FIRES AWAY AGAINST TIRED LEAFS
• SANCHEZ AIMING HIGH
• NYQUIST PAYS PRICE
• Hart steps down as Lancers men’s soccer coach
• TEMPERS TESTED IN TENSE TIMES
• Golf getting over its Tiger dependency
• No money for men’s sevens rugby
• Canada, EU hail CETA pact as ‘new standard’ in trade
• Canada Goose files for IPO in New York, Toronto
• Harrison requests $300M package
• Cineplex CEO undeterred despite dent in Q4 profits
• SaskTel ponders CRTC challenge over funding
• CLASH OF THE TITANS
• Bid to dismantle EPA threatens auto industry
• THE CINEPLEX CONUNDRUM
• LA LA (OR BLAH BLAH) LAND?
• FOOD FIGHT
• Provocativ­e sculptor earns Governor General’s award
• Chefs putting the taste in waste
• THE CLASS CEILING
• TIME OUT PARAMOUNT
• New transgende­r doll is set to hit shelves

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