Windsor Star - 2017-03-11

• EXODUS ON HORIZON
• TASTE TEST FOR MUSICAL
• Landlord testifies boarded-up houses not a problem
• Cochrane still baffled by success of Life is a Highway
• STANDING FIRM ON PARKING
• GOOD NEWS ON JOBS FRONT
• How our wine hits foreign markets
• Hotel-Dieu Grace to alter nurse-patient ratio
• Police urge motorists to curb distracted driving
• Three third-period goals sink Spitfires
• New banks seek slice of hot market
• February job gains highest since 2015
• ‘Sweet Angel’ married cult leader
• Motorcycli­st, 17, dies in Cabana Road crash
• PARKING TIMELINE
• School trustees need to be held accountabl­e
• Roberts having fun making over old golf course
• More fair trade, less globalizat­ion
• SUPPORTERS OF IMPEACHED PRESIDENT PARK GEUN-HYE RIOT AFTER A SOUTH KOREAN COURT RULING REMOVED HER FROM OFFICE OVER A CORRUPTION SCANDAL THAT HAS PLUNGED THE COUNTRY INTO POLITICAL TURMOIL.
• Land of notso-free trade
• HUGE ANCIENT STATUE DISCOVERED IN CAIRO SLUM
• How to pay your mortgage faster
• Senators call for Meredith’s resignatio­n
• More provinces reach health funding deals
• TD shares plunge 5 per cent in wake of allegation­s
• Bombardier employee detained in Sweden
• How upstart lenders hope to lure customers to their side
• Falling prices dampened mood at Houston energy conference
• STRONG STATE OF MIND
• DO CSAs NEED A NICKNAME?
• Actor draws from boxing past
• Fitness guru Simmons ‘perfectly fine,’ L.A. police say
• BIONIC BEASTS TAKE OVER IN HORIZON
• PHARMACIST­S STAY TRUE TO SOUTH WINDSOR ROOTS
• MANCHURIAN PRESIDENT?
• Acid attack survivors redefine beauty in Bangladesh fashion show
• FIRST JAIL. THEN THE BILL
• QUESTION OF COLOUR
• FASHION’S HUMAN COST
• Has research into Alzheimer’s disease reached a crisis point?
• DEADLY INVASION
• FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE
• Trudeau’s foreign affairs report card
• Thriller’s D.C. details ring true
• ROARING OUT OF GATE
• ROCKIN’ THE ROCK
• COURT FILINGS DETAIL NFL ABUSE OF PAINKILLER­S, OTHER DRUGS
• Love of sport inspired Pakistani athlete to risk her life to play
• Arnie’s Army to say goodbye at Bay Hill classic
• BEAUTIFUL BOTSWANA
• Maple Leaf’s small ships offer big Canadian adventures
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Strong opening statements
• Use bleach, baby oil to clean and shine shell
• DESERT CLASSICS
• SOLID FOUNDATION­S THAT WILL LAST

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