Windsor Star - 2017-02-17

• City battles ongoing threats posed by cyber criminals
• Parts company scores $17M federal loan
• LISTEN UP, IT’S YOUR STOP
• COMMITTED TO CANADA
• Auditor general challenges Ont. pension accounting
• Gov’t must tackle deficit in budget, says chamber
• Guilty verdict in Calgary triple-murder case
• Sun Life shares take a tumble
• The Great Wall not director’s best work
• TransCanad­a revives Keystone
• ‘Alpha woman’ rules on Billions
• Windsor downs Sarnia 6-3
• ‘I inherited a mess,’ Trump claims
• A look at who is at the Scotties
• Tree planters sought for project
• Red Wings owner’s benevolenc­e helped Parks find a better home
• One of Windsor’s first black police officers was big hit as Santa Claus
• Ontario colleges chronicall­y underfunde­d
• Critics rip survey used to drum up support for nuclear waste bunker
• Mosque attack suspect tells of escape to Canada
• RENOWNED FRENCH NOVELIST MARCEL PROUST DIED IN 1922, SO WHAT WERE THE CHANCES ANY FILM OF HIM WOULD SHOW UP NOW? A LAVAL UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR KNEW WHERE TO LOOK — A WEDDING FILM MADE IN 1904.
• Woolly mammoth reborn in two years?
• Ice machines pitched as melting Arctic’s salvation
• Science campaign scratches kittens
• Trump being Trump in news conference
• CARFENTANI­L BAN MARKS SHIFT IN OPIOID CRISIS
• Bombardier loan could take 15 years to pay back
• SAINTS MARCH ON
• CATCHING A BREAK
• MEET THE TEAMS
• FORMAT CHANGE COMING TO BRIER, SCOTTIES IN 2018
• HAYNES PUTS BEST FOOT FORWARD
• Canadiens look to carry momentum in playoffs
• LOCAL SPORTS
• High-profile NFLers destined for free agency
• RAPTORS STARS PLAN TO BASK IN ALL-STAR GLOW
• Chara says Julien right fit for Montreal
• CINEMATIC SUFFERING
• SCHOOL DAZE
• Ice Cube cool with comedy
• Urban’s top-entertaine­r nod ‘highest honour imaginable’
• ‘We’ll miss his humour and his humanity’
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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