Windsor Star - 2017-02-22

• Standard testing scores slipping at public schools
• TILBURY COUPLE WINS $26M
• City firm in hunt to probe ocean floor
• DEBUT RELEASE
• Judge orders mistrial in dangerous driving case
• Trump team aims to tighten deportatio­n rules
• Ontario deficit lower than projection
• Industry bets big on Asian gamblers
• Back-up skip steps right up
• Twist of fate: Holt won’t let broken leg stop him
• Ouellette Ave. lane shrinkage for beauty, but not for bicycles, city planners say
• Walkathon to aid homeless places set for Saturday
• Canada to give asylum to 1,200 Yazidi refugees
• THE GROWING NUMBER OF ASYLUM SEEKERS WHO HAVE BEEN CROSSING THE BORDER FROM THE U.S. IS NOT A PROBLEM WE ARE GOING TO SOLVE, BUT MANAGE, BY A COMBINATIO­N OF MEASURES, ANDREW COYNE WRITES.
• TRUMP RESPONDS TO ANTI-SEMITIC ATTACKS
• TTC ruling ‘great victory’ for Canadian unions
• Liberals reject motion on discrimina­tion
• Canada won’t discuss NAFTA without Mexico at table: Freeland
• Appetite for acquisitio­ns energizes 3G Capital
• LANCERS EYEING ANOTHER POST-SEASON UPSET
• Lancers land home date for hoops playoffs
• JOHNSON ASSUMES HIS PERCH
• LOCAL SPORTS
• BLUE JAYS’ 20-GAME WINNER IS THE STRONG, SILENT TYPE
• LAINE VS. MATTHEWS RIVALRY A SAVOURY, YET RARE, TREAT
• What’s wrong with a week off?
• Tigers’ centre field spot is up for grabs
• KICK IT UP A NOTCH
• PORCINI BRAISED CHICKEN THIGHS
• Barbacoa beef tacos are sure to hit the spot
• CHICKEN MOLE WITH MOROS AND CRISTIANOS
• Teen idol opens up about dementia
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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