Windsor Star - 2017-06-14

• CENTENARIA­N SALUTE
• Building dreams on derelict lands
• LESSON IN CRIME-FIGHTING
• Catholic school board director Picard set to retire
• Performers set stage for event in Walkervill­e Buskerfest
• Sessions denies collusion with Russia
• Liberals are going back to the ’90s
• More strong teams needed, Silver says
• Zehrs will help fund free fireworks shuttle
• 16 per cent with autism interacted with police
• Canoe company gets green light for River Canard rentals
• Chief, council of Caldwell First Nation suspended
• Extended heat warning issued for Windsor and Essex County
• U of Windsor laboratory receives prostate cancer research funding
• Ruling allows students to opt out of religious studies
• ‘LOVE TRIANGLE’ BLAMED IN KILLINGS
• DOCTORS WITH A MORAL OBJECTION.
• Wayward whale to be moved from river
• McDonald’s bows to Gallic dining etiquette
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT HATE CRIMES
• Cosby jury studies comedian’s deposition
• Lady Brexit holds talks with Monsieur Europe
• WINNING IS ALL IN THE ATTITUDE
• Johnson’s the easy pick, but U.S. Open field is deep
• LOCAL SPORTS
• TURNOVER of LEGENDS
• STANLEY CUP TRIVIA
• Beijing praised for its Olympic preparatio­ns
• Is this the end of Sears Canada?
• CRTC boss leaves with a bang
• As economy improves, signs point to potential rate hike
• Offshore investment­s help turn the tide for Newfoundla­nd
• Financial sector vulnerable to cyberattac­ks: BoC
• Montreal’s Element AI to boost projects with $102M financing deal
• Speculatio­n tax yet to scare away foreign buyers: Sousa
• SPICE-GRILLED PINEAPPLE WITH SMOKY WHIPPED CREAM
• THE BARBECUE BURGER
• FLAKY FISH TACOS WITH VEGETABLE SLAW
• REVVING HIS ENGINE Canadian actor Fillion keen to get on track with his role in Cars 3
• Bloodied, but unbowed
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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