Windsor Star - 2017-09-15

• Retiring chief of police lauded as strong leader
• Woman pleads guilty to fraud and theft spree
• HELP ON WAY TO RESCUE PETS
• CONSTABLE HONOURED
• Sobeys empire strikes back
• MPP Natyshak wants first responders in Bill 163
• Battle of the backups at Spitfires camp
• Feds need to rethink missile defence
• Doc explores Hip singer’s connection with fans
• CAS cutbacks will affect children, says union
• Students killed in horrific dorm fire
• Nobody expected what Duggan has done in Detroit
• Bill 148 could offer hope to contract faculty
• Wynne supports downtown Windsor
• NDP pushes for accord with U.S. to prevent travel bans over pot use
• SUICIDE REVEALS GAPS IN SUPPORT
• A 45-YEAR-OLD ONTARIO MAN WHO NEEDS A NEW LIVER IS HEADED TO COURT TO TRY TO FORCE HEALTH AUTHORITIE­S TO PUT HIM ON THE TRANSPLANT LIST DESPITE A RULE SAYING HE MUST BE SOBER SIX MONTHS.
• ‘Looks like she’s had 18 pints’
• Canadian laws keep dogs from ruling us
• Russia plagued with bomb threats
• Doctors may take tax change out on provinces
• Lakeshore eyeing final step toward title
• EDMONTON LATEST VENUE FOR SHAPOVALOV’S WILD ASCENT
• White Sox hit parade tames Tigers
• HOLD YOUR HORSES, THE CUP AIN’T COMING NORTH JUST YET
• Cities get little bang for big arena bucks
• CFL earns plaudits for padded practice ban
• Red-hot Indians welcome back a key weapon
• Roots files for IPO as it eyes global expansion
• Global energy retreat continues
• Canadians complain Equifax is keeping them in the dark after hack
• New rules could drive consumers into volatile mortgages
• NEB clears path for TransMount­ain pipeline
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Filming of farewell tour started in a flash
• HOUSE OF HORRORS
• A twisted path to the big screen
• Bourne to be mild
• Splatterin­g of applause
• Grace under pressure

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