Windsor Star - 2017-03-09

• Powerful winds wreak havoc in Windsor-Essex
• Opioids taking greater toll on NICU newborns
• INTERGENER­ATIONAL MENTORS
• EMPOWERING WOMEN
• Who are CCM brand’s suitors?
• Day signs deal with NHL Rangers
• Latest piece dominated by multiple giant silhouette­s
• Man facing life sentence fires lawyer: ‘Didn’t do his job’
• Freeland’s grandfathe­r had Nazi ties
• Controvers­ial MS treatment debunked
• Raw cookie dough shop drawing crowds
• Province urges local efforts to support rural, remote education
• Spits invest in team and community
• City was wrong to reject sale of parking garage
• Constituti­onal rights are violated
• A GIRL THROWS AWAY HER MOTHER’S VEIL AS A MOSUL DISTRICT UNDER ISIL RULE IS LIBERATED. IRAQI FORCES CONTINUE THEIR PUSH TO RECAPTURE THE CITY.
• ON INTERNATIO­NAL WOMEN’S DAY, FORMER PRIME MINSTER KIM CAMPBELL RETURNED TO THE HOUSE OF COMMONS WITH AN INSPIRING SPEECH LOOKING FORWARD TO THE DAY THAT A FEMALE PM IS NO BIG THING.
• SENATORS DEMAND TO SEE WIRETAP EVIDENCE
• PARKS CANADA REJECTS MOVIE.
• 5 THINGS WE CAN LEARN FROM VERY OLD TEETH
• GUNMEN DISGUISED AS DOCTORS KILL DOZENS AT HOSPITAL
• Canada, Mexico warned of ‘big bazooka’ on NAFTA
• ‘We’ve got the fight in us’: oilsands leader
• Half of Canadians support Keystone XL plan: survey
• Petronas’ review of Canadian LNG project ‘ongoing’
• CSX bets up to US$300M on CEO
• Cyber rules in New York expand protection of data
• RIVERSIDE FINDS SILVER LINING AGAIN AT OFSAA
• Royals fall just short in bid for basketball medal
• IOC SHOULD AIM FOR THE STARS
• MORRIS CALLS THE SHOTS, BUT COTTER GETS THE LAST WORD
• Bellemore chasing down one final track team title
• Will spring bring in another early changing of the Leafs?
• SPRING LOADED? NOT IN DUNEDIN: JAYS FIELDING NOBODIES SO FAR
• They may be No. 1, but Ravens still playing with a chip on their shoulder
• REWORKED COMPASS BETTER THAN BEFORE IN EVERY AREA
• Velar gives Range Rover new identity
• A tale of two very different off-road heroes
• An electric ‘revolution’ that never was
• HOPE ENDURES
• SWEATIN’ OVER SIMMONS
• Socially accepted normal body weight is shifting toward heavier weight.
• Familiar faces among the house guests
• Changes ahead
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• DOUBLE THE TROUBLE, TWO TIMES THE ... FUN

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