Windsor Star - 2017-07-15

• WINDSOR TEEN FATALLY STABBED
• ONTARIO AMATEUR CHAMPION
• BATTLE BREWS OVER PARKING
• WEIGHING IN ON CHANGES
• $1M mistake sends league into damage control
• A first-hand report on Syria’s mass exodus
• Ex-Soviet spy attended meeting with Trump Jr.
• Local case to test issue of mandatory surcharges
• Human rights tribunal rules against CS Wind
• Motorcycle accident puts Duffy demolition behind
• Breastfeed­ing mom cut-outs pop up in northern Ontario
• London jail review outlines shortfalls, blasts media ‘bias’
• Family of woman who died in custody speaks out
• Guide dog users, providers balk at proposed rules
• Prime minister’s ‘kumbaya’ Canada offensive to many
• Thanks to stranger on Highway 401
• Pass Dan’s Law before next election
• Mother jailed for storing bodies of six babies
• Gunmen kill two Israeli officers at sacred site
• Trudeau gets U.S. assurances on NAFTA
• Spy agency faces $35-million harassment case
• Sino-Forest, ex-CEO guilty of fraud
• DavidsTea co-founder turns to salads
• Thousands laid off while select staff to get $9.2M in bonuses
• Dominion Diamond in takeover discussion­s: sources
• A BREWING PIPELINE STORM
• One of worst droughts in decades devastates South Europe crops
• Harvesting cash from assets, small business key to five-year plan
• How the Boston Bruins ate the IRS’s lunch
• CAVEAT EMPTOR WHEN HIRING A LAWYER
• EMILIA CLARKE AIDAN GILLEN
• KIT HARINGTON LENA HEADEY
• PUPPETEER SILENCED
• Thrones revels in controvers­y
• THIS WEEK’S MILESTONES
• Wake up to new technology
• Boorish online manners contagious
• Holy script, Batman!
• Monitoring can work for low-risk prostate tumours
• AN EPIC TALE OF ARCTIC SURVIVAL
• THE DRAMA OF DISCOVERY
• ‘LIQUID GOLD’
• ‘SHAME ON CANADA’
• LITERARY MELODRAMA
• A complicate­d life and times
• CHATEAU STE. MICHELLE REACHES GOLDEN MILESTONE
• For hockey Lancers, players’ character ranks high on list
• Windsor playing host to Legion track provincial­s
• PAEK STILL IN PROCESS OF BUILDING HOCKEY CULTURE IN SOUTH KOREA
• Indigenous Games offer more than sport
• Doping innocence sealed with a kiss
• FEDERER’S BRILLIANCE KEEPS GETTING HARDER TO DEFINE
• China’s Feng leads at U.S. Women’s Open
• TRIP THE LIGHT FANTASTIC
• ALASKA — BY LAND, BY SEA
• Low-riding works of art
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• DON’T LET GOOD TASTE GO DOWN THE DRAIN
• PUT SAFETY FIRST, WHATEVER THE JOB
• Ways to ward off wasps

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