Windsor Star - 2017-03-27

• A warm homecoming for Agosta
• Teen scientist joins fight against deadly Zika virus
• KNIGHTS GET EVEN WITH SPITS
• DONATIONS TOTAL $25K
• Canadian dogs used to detect cancer
• Donaldson talks shop with baseball’s Mr. October
• When morning sickness lasts for nine months
• Conservati­ve party hopefuls make stop in Windsor
• Fundraiser planned for Syrian families
• Program helps adults with Down syndrome
• WHAT TO EAT WHEN IT SEEMS EVERYTHING MAKES YOU SICK
• TESTING, TESTING ... 1-2-3 ...
• New efforts to make care more palatable
• Wrinkles don’t have to be yours forever
• THOUSANDS DEMONSTRAT­ED ACROSS RUSSIA ON SUNDAY IN A NATIONWIDE SHOW OF DEFIANCE NOT SEEN IN YEARS. REPORTS SAY THAT MORE THAN 700 WERE ARRESTED IN CENTRAL MOSCOW ALONE.
• Israel on high alert as Hamas closes border
• WHATSAPP MESSAGING SERVICE GIVES ‘TERRORISTS A PLACE TO HIDE,’ U.K. MINISTER SAYS AFTER POLICE DISCOVER THAT THE WESTMINSTE­R ATTACKER HAD SENT A MESSAGE JUST PRIOR TO HIS RAMPAGE.
• SEATBELT SIGNS ON PLANES CAN BE BAD FOR YOU: EXPERT
• TRUMP EFFECT AT THE BORDER? OPPOSITE IS TRUE
• Two police misconduct cases from G20 summit set for review
• UN mission is still possible, PM says
• Liberal pot pledge up in smoke, say NDP hopefuls
• Atmosphere was so tense Rychel wanted police called
• A SWEEP TO THE GOLD MEDAL
• GONZAGA TO FINAL 4
• Dolphins cut into Essex playoff lead
• Show of hockey solidarity for U.S. women
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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