Windsor Star - 2017-09-19

• Windsor region has highest rate of urban child poverty in Canada
• SYCAMORE STRESS RELIEVER
• Bidding for Amazon HQ2 has some weight behind it
• MOTIVATED RESEARCH
• Class war over taxes starts as Parliament resumes
• Structure ban delayed for Little River residents
• Folk legend Cockburn releasing new disc
• City council approves 100% subsidy program
• Spits unsure of return of NHL picks
• We can refuse medical treatment
• Fraser report worries about wage hike
• NAFTA talks loom over GM strike
• Trudeau gets tough with Boeing
• Drone club aiming to have race events take flight next summer
• Recycling pickup back to normal, cleanup goes on
• Province plans new laws for drug-impaired drivers
• Internatio­nal plowing match opens in Huron County Tuesday
• Language office permits some popular anglicisms
• AN ARMY BRIGADE COMMANDER THREATENS TO LEAVE HONORARY POSITIONS VACANT IF REGIMENTS FAIL TO FIND WOMEN TO FILL THE ROLES. ‘WHEN I SAY GENDER DIVERSITY TARGETS: THINK 50/50.’
• REALITY TV IN OTTAWA. COYNE,
• Nunavut’s first liquor store in decades opens
• TRUMP URGES REFORM IN UN DEBUT
• Maria hits Category 5, threatens islands
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Widow’s fight has ‘moved the needle’
• Proposed securities regulator compromise­d: C.D. Howe
• Kinross Gold investing US$820 M to tread water on production
• Affordable options, or investment killers? Smaller mobile operators face CRTC scrutiny
• Equifax to update Canadians this week, still mum on number affected by hack
• Essex 73’s return many veterans to its lineup
• The NFL’s lack of scoring is downright offensive
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• STILL GRAPPLING WITH FAME
• Shipping crates have found new life ... in developing communitie­s.
• DOUBLE TROUBLE
• RAVEN REVISITED
• ‘A year of outliers’

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