Windsor Star - 2017-06-27

• Riverfront Ford fireworks become a ‘family tradition’
• CIOCIARIA’S SOUND OF SILENCE
• Issue fixed, hybrid vans resuming production
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT
• Studentath­letes set themselves apart
• Local therapist faces hearing after licence revoked
• Killer nurse sentenced to life behind bars
• Sister city donates three maple trees to Windsor
• New boundaries for three Catholic high schools proposed
• Drug makers rake in profits while opioid crisis worsens
• Change dispatch protocol to save cash
• Canada aiding U.S. imperialis­m
• Boards can require courses in religion
• Handicapab­le associatio­n marks three decades of helping those in need
• Residents of former Village of Blue Water mark 75th anniversar­y
• Wynne to lobby for exemption to Buy American legislatio­n
• Moral high ground crumbles
• U.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP DECLARED A ‘CLEAR VICTORY’ MONDAY AFTER THE SUPREME COURT ALLOWED HIM TO GO AHEAD WITH HIS VERSION OF A TRAVEL BAN ON PEOPLE FROM SIX MOSTLY MUSLIM COUNTRIES.
• GET READY FOR RE-LAUNCH OF FEMALE LIBIDO PILL.
• A GRAPHIC TALE FOR OUR AGE.
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Arconic to cease highrise sales of flammable panels after London fire
• U.S. whacks Canadian lumber with more duties
• Penn West’s new name means ‘new beginning’: CEO
• Tim Hortons franchisee­s in U.S. form alliance
• Toronto Star to shutter Star Touch app, cut 30 jobs
• Rogers, Telus up efforts as Shaw expands
• Amazon’s Prime seen as greater threat to retailers than Whole Foods deal
• Multi-faceted athletes saluted
• Selanne scores hall call in first year of eligibilit­y
• Henderson gets her Phil in face-to-face bout with Mickelson
• Osuna needed if Jays want to ‘get rolling’
• THE SOUNDS OF SUMMER
• LADY ANTEBELLUM RETURNS
• Kielburger­s,
• WOMEN ARE FUNNY TOO
• Checks and balances were repeatedly ignored in Elizabeth Wettlaufer case
• JOYFUL CREATIONS
• WHEN GUITAR GODS WALKED THE EARTH
• ALBUM REVIEWS

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