Windsor Star - 2017-04-22

• AIRPORT PROFITS RISE
• TILBURY MAN HITS JACKPOT
• FIGHTING FOR RIGHT TO DIE
• 13 vinyl albums to add to your collection
• Jets’ star buoyed by Leafs’ turnaround
• In search of Trump’s foreign policy doctrine
• Oprah shines in HBO docu-series
• Labradoodl­e dandy after air ordeal
• HARD-FOUGHT VICTORY
• BUYER BEWARE
• New mobile app leads cyclists on self-guided art tour of downtown
• Medical pot production at Aphria set to grow again
• Medicine distributo­rs say they offer ‘proven solution’ to moving legal marijuana
• Tourism group promotes Point Pelee, Fort Malden
• Catholic school board deficit $1.28 million lower than forecast
• Is calling women ‘dumb bitches’ really OK?
• There’s no room for doubters on pot bandwagon
• Vegetarian diet won’t extend your lifespan
• A GENOCIDE TO NEVER FORGET.
• CANADIAN FAMILY RUNNING SCOTTISH STORE DEPORTED
• Appeal court finds error in defamation ruling
• Canada not yet on track to meet 2030 climate target: report
• Trudeau, Italian PM bond ahead of summit
• Some Syrian refugees paid their Canadian sponsors
• Wynne’s ‘Fair Housing Plan’ is puzzling
• SWOOSH VS. STRIPES
• IN MID-60s AND MIRED IN DEBT, COUPLE NEEDS BALANCE-SHEET FIX
• Why are we filling out these crummy tax forms in 2017?
• Soft inflation surprises analysts
• Home Capital vows to fight regulator’s allegation­s
• Rival’s small market may have led to end of Google probe
• Clive Davis celebrates his legacy
• Making smart choices now can fend off future issues
• ‘Right film, wrong time’
• Onegin among ‘trickiest parts’
• WANTED THE LAST LINCOLN CONSPIRATO­R
• HARD WORK AND FAITH
• (New York has) paved the way ... to make public colleges and universiti­es tuition-free.
• ‘WE FEEL SAFER’
• TOWN NEEDS BEST SAVE
• AUTHOR OFFERS A TWIST IN CRIME
• Gained in translatio­n
• ‘GENEROSITY BREEDS GENEROSITY,’ CHEF SAYS
• Sauvignon Blanc helps you spring forward
• ‘DADS SHOULDN’T DIE, JUST GOING TO WORK. IT JUST ISN’T RIGHT’
• Ceremony Friday in Windsor
• Health and safety advocates call for more inspection­s
• Difficult choices in road ahead for Blackhawks
• Blue Jackets plan to learn and then ‘lick our wounds’
• Oilers look to move on from OT thriller
• King in fine form to hold his throne
• Greatest athlete of all-time? It’s hard to argue against Williams
• Astros getting long-term relief from right-hander Devenski
• Courtney aims to double up on world gold
• 5 RESERVATIO­NS YOU NEED IN VEGAS (PLUS, A FEW BACKUPS)
• FROM PARIS TO THE SWISS ALPS, WITH SURPRISES IN BETWEEN
• THE BEST OF THE REST
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• FINDING A LOOK YOU LOVE IN OUTDOOR DECOR
• Touch-up options to fix hardwood floors
• SMALL CHANGES PLAY BIG ROLE IN ENERGY-EFFICIENT HOMES
• A MESSAGE FROM WEAVA
• Retiree learns to fill up time by helping in Harm Reduction
• 150 ‘glorious years’ of volunteeri­ng
• Why I volunteer
• Learning to play chord ‘great place to start’ on road to recovery
• ‘Restored my belief’
• Uncle’s battle inspires fight against cancer
• Volunteer Homework Program celebrates 10 years
• Helping relieve families of stresses, responsibi­lities
• Tap into benefits of volunteeri­ng
• Susie Q. right at home
• Delivering meals a ‘good feeling’ for dynamic duo
• Arabic interprete­r empowers refugee Windsor women and their families
• E-library work a key resource
• Dedicated volunteers and future health care pros a team

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