Windsor Star - 2017-06-16

• City report slams plan for ‘miracle park’ in Riverside
• EMBRACING NEW CANADIANS
• City urges drivers to zipper merge
• DOWNTOWN WORKOUT
• Letowski replaces Thompson as head coach
• Anti-psychotic prescripti­ons for insomnia on rise
• Careless smoking cited in downtown blaze
• Number 3 should be end of line for Cars
• Trump blasts obstructio­n of justice claims
• Huron Lodge caretakers land new city jobs
• Rough Night collection of hits, misses
• Time ripe for raising minimum wage, labour minister says
• Bogus bike lanes lead cyclists, city nowhere
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• A SHIELD LAW IS ESSENTIAL
• New boating border law on horizon
• POSTERS OF MISSING PEOPLE HAVE SPRUNG UP AROUND THE BURNT-OUT HULK OF GRENFELL TOWER IN LONDON. THE DEATH TOLL STANDS AT 17, BUT IS EXPECTED TO RISE.
• PARLIAMENT­ARY PUSHBACK
• THREATS, ABUSE, WHEEL NUTS LOOSENED ON CAR WHEELS — JUST SOME OF THE TACTICS USED BY MONTREAL’S BLUE-COLLAR UNION ON MEMBERS WHO HAD FALLEN OUT OF FAVOUR, ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS.
• THE HIGH COST OF JET-SETTING.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT REBEL WILSON’S LAWSUIT
• Passengers recount ‘terrifying’ flight
• Low-carbon fund exclusion unfair: Saskatchew­an
• RCMP boss: carbine rollout ‘reasonable’
• Canada can’t keep pace with asylum claims
• Lions make big addition to offensive line
• Leafs great catches heat over charity pose
• NFL settles two concussion claims for $9M
• IT’S DEAL TIME FOR VEGAS
• ONE DAY IN, AND FOWLER MAKES MAJOR LOOK EASY
• Questions remain following Home Capital deal
• Home sales across Canada see biggest monthly dip in years
• CRTC bans sales of locked phones
• ENERGY SECTOR WARMING UP TO ABORIGINAL PARTICIPAT­ION
• Oilsands production growth expected to dip: report
• Boeing complaint won’t ‘slow us down’: Bombardier
• AUTO PARTS
• THERE’S MORE THAN MEETS THE EYEZ
• OH HENRY, YOU COULD HAVE BEEN BETTER
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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