Windsor Star - 2017-04-01

• ON TOP OF THE PUBLIC PAYROLL
• SUPPORT ON THE PICKET LINE
• KEEPING TABS ON EVIDENCE
• BID TO SOLVE PARKING WOES
• Vimy Ridge, a century later
• Knights extend series with win over Spits
• Investigat­ors probing cause of major marsh fire
• Assumption celebratin­g 250 years
• AGOSTA BATTLES FOR CANADA
• New advisory council eager to drum up support for local music
• Opposition formed early to selling off parts of Hydro One
• Drugs found when Windsor-bound plane makes emergency landing
• Bullied girl with rare skin condition accepts she’s special
• Apparently it’s not the hydro, it’s the humidity
• More pressing issues than legalizing pot
• Proud of Canada for many reasons
• Sarnia-Lambton could still get plant, Nova Chemicals says
• THE TREATMENT OF ANTI-GOVERNMENT PROTESTERS IN CARACAS HAS PROMPTED FEARS VENEZUELA IS SLIDING INTO DICTATORSH­IP.
• Liberals prepare Buy American retaliatio­n
• HOW A FIRE STOPPED ATLANTA.
• NEW DND AMMO STORAGE BUNKERS DEEMED UNSAFE
• Choosing party leaders: a rethink
• Too soon to discuss deal for Flynn: investigat­ors
• DEBT-TO-INCOME: THE ‘DON CHERRY’ OF INDICATORS
• 95,000 files affected in hacking of McDonald’s jobs site
• Some economists raise forecasts after GDP surges
• Ontario regulators poised to gain power to use courts to collect fines
• Eurozone inflation plummets below target in March
• HOLDING OFF ON CPP THE KEY
• Here’s how the caregiver tax credit changes
• Beyond the Big Banks
• PREDICTING THE JUNOS
• JEWELRY WITH A FAMILIAR RING
• OUT OF THE FRYING PAN ...
• ACM Awards are ready for anything
• Search for ‘the best’ proves endless
• The professor who became an accidental fashion icon
• Forest Glade Fireplaces gets new Windsor building
• FURTADO RIDES ON
• Bring your own flavoured tea
• ‘Wildly funny’ Bedtime Stories
• Windsor adds depth for playoff run
• MAKING HISTORY
• MARTIN IS TRUE BLUE JAYS ACE
• Essex books spot in Schmalz Cup semis
• Fired employee claims Melnyk abusive
• GUSHUE RINK HOPES TO SWEEP ASIDE FIRST-TIME BRIER CURSE
• AMERICAN LEAGUE PREVIEW
• CIPHER IN STILETTOS
• ‘WE’RE STANDING ON OUR OWN NOW’
• Primate research finds food for thought
• Worshipper­s keep the faith in Cuba
• ‘CURSED WITH THE POET’S EAR’
• Brilliant, funny, profane
• GRIEF, LOSS AND LOVE
• ‘It really is rubbish’
• END OF THE LINE
• Moscow mixes the old and new
• ENJOY AUTUMN RIVER CRUISE IN EUROPE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• HOME ALONE
• Have a rice day
• Go above and beyond basic building codes

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