Windsor Star - 2017-03-18

• KAREN’S CARING CANINE
• BRIDGE TO DEMOLISH HOUSES
• BACK TO THE OLD RULES
• A PLACE TO BUILD DREAMS
• Expert links suspect to hacker-for-hire website
• Scouts raving about phenom
• Prayers, hopes for Madalayna as brother donates stem cells
• U of W professors exploring new frontier of stretchabl­e electronic­s
• Ontario NDP want to extend rent control to all units
• More than one cause to celebrate in 2017
• Saving our snakes comes at a steep price
• Free trade is costing us jobs
• TORIES FIND PROBLEMS WITH PARTY MEMBER LIST
• IS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SPENDING OUT OF CONTROL, OR ABOUT WHERE IT SHOULD BE? THAT ALL DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU USE AS A BENCHMARK. AFTER MUCH THOUGHT, ANDREW COYNE TAKES A SIDE ON THE ISSUE.
• OFFENDING THE IRISH, D.C. STYLE.
• Trump, Merkel try to get along in first meeting
• What the #!%*? ‘Utterly ridiculous’
• Accusation­s, and a life in tatters
• Canada apologizes to 3 men for Syria torture
• LITHIUM GOLD RUSH
• Finance officials wrestle over stance on trade
• Carney warns countries against ‘reform fatigue’
• Canadian manufactur­ing sales surpass expectatio­ns
• BCE kicks off $1B investment with MTS deal
• KKR, the Caisse to acquire USI Insurance Services
• WHY HEDGE FUNDS ARE OVER A BARREL
• THE ACCIDENTAL FEMINIST
• PHARMACIST­S STAY TRUE TO SOUTH WINDSOR ROOTS
• Rosemary’s Baby ‘father’ could spin a good yarn
• Restoring lost vision
• recently sat down with The Last Word co-star Amanda Seyfried.
• Badlands’ Beecham regains her fighting form
• Empire star striking back with music
• HOT OR NOT:
• UNEARTHING THE TRUTH
• FACT OR FICTION?
• ONE DAY AT A TIME
• Britain’s lost children: Will there be justice?
• Musings of the dead an interestin­g format
• IT’S OK TO BE OK
• Multiple takes on love
• Kidnapping propels ambitious thriller
• RACE TO SAVE THE REEFS
• Raptors bounce back against Pistons
• HARVEY AS GOOD AS GOLD
• ROUNDING INTO SHAPE
• Status quo or share the wealth? Funding program at crossroads
• SENS, HABS TO CELEBRATE HISTORIC RIVALRY OUTDOORS
• Tigers’ Fulmer progressin­g well after sprain Pitcher says he’s feeling strong, expects he’ll enter regular season with no issues
• Wolverines claw their way into second round
• CITY TOURS FOR THE SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS
• No pressure in picking best on-board cabin
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• RETHINK YOUR BASEMENT
• How to grow fresh herbs
• Take proper steps to keep water out of your home

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