Windsor Star - 2017-04-03

• SENDING ’BOTS INTO BATTLE
• Ontario to create assisted-death access service
• Cap on private refugee sponsorshi­ps leaving some families in limbo
• IS SERIES SLIPPING AWAY?
• COMMUNITY SUPPORT
• Powerhouse­s North Carolina and Gonzaga to meet in final
• Leonard Cohen dominates Canadian music once more
• Beer’s name change started as April Fool’s joke by PM
• RCMP inquiry focused on shipbuildi­ng project
• Easter Seals fundraiser tops $200,000 mark
• NDP aided anti-Liberal groups
• More than 300 students test their know-how at ‘super cool’ science fair
• Many aren’t protected against ‘silent killer,’ fire chiefs say
• Where you live in Ontario determines heart attack, stroke risk, study finds
• Police oversight report coming later this week
• Ontario puts more funds into fighting fetal alcohol syndrome
• The hazy world of medical marijuana
• THE WINNERS
• EXERCISE OR REST AFTER A CONCUSSION?
• Ballerina’s next leap
• Some mouth lines can be treated with micro-needling
• A kids’ menu with toys and Smurfs
• Trump will get tough on Russia: U.S. envoy
• THOUSANDS OF CANADIAN SOLDIERS DIED AT VIMY RIDGE BUT, FOR ONE EXTENDED FAMILY, ONE MAN’S LOSS LED TO THEIR VERY EXISTENCE TODAY. JOE O’CONNOR TELLS THE UNUSUAL TALE OF THE FOSTER FAMILY.
• ATTACKS ‘INSIDIOUS,’ SAYS MILITARY OMBUDSMAN
• U.K. WILL ‘FIGHT’ FOR GIBRALTAR.
• Kim Dotcom’s Canadian connection
• FLYERS LOSE TO NATIONALS
• TIGERS BEGIN THEIR QUEST
• GUSHUE RINK UNBEATEN
• Canadian women unexpected­ly in a deep hole
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Osmond and Daleman enjoy breakthrou­ghs on figure skating’s big stage

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