Windsor Star - 2017-03-15

• DECADES OF HELPING
• Late resident’s lawsuit carries on against bridge
• TAKE PICTURE OR SAVE LIFE?
• Windstorm claims swamp insurers
• NEW GAME IN TOWN
• Council agrees to spend $410K on Vollmer renovation­s
• U.S. might challenge Arctic claims: report
• Three local firms among best managed in Canada
• Dutch election gains global attention
• New citizen Joly feels at home with Express
• Old rivals meet in semifinals
• Man faces charges following chase
• Canadian cruise ship stuck in the ice near Peche Island
• Grisly discoverie­s on Kingsville shoreline
• Bridge potentiall­y Canadian cycling trailhead
• New NAFTA deal could benefit consumers
• Road expansion must ‘sustain us’
• Highway 401 pileup causes injuries, chemical spill
• Firm to spend $80M-$100M on greenhouse complex
• Politics may again cloud Eurovision song contest
• Former pilots warn against Super Hornets
• WHAT’S NEXT FOR BREXIT?
• Trump paid $38M in 2005 taxes
• N.S. town rockets to the forefront
• EU ruling allows employers to ban hijab
• Ryan mulls entering NDP leadership race
• FIGURING IT ALL OUT
• Brawl drives NASCAR into mainstream
• Winning more races than new fans
• Argonauts shoot big money in wrong direction
• U.S. officials urge tough approach on Canada
• SEEKING DEALS IS PART OF HUDSON BAY CO.’S ‘DNA’
• Softwood duties threaten smaller sawmills: analysts
• CANADIANIZ­ATION OF THE OILSANDS
• ‘I should have sold earlier,’ Ackman says
• National housing prices hit record in February
• THE FEAR OF SPENDING
• IRISH COUNTRY CLASSICS
• AUNT SOPHIE’S YUM YUM COFFEE CAKE
• IRISH SATIN CHEESECAKE
• To serve and protect
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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