Windsor Star - 2017-10-16

• KEEP OR DEMOLISH? BRIDGE’S FUTURE IS FAR FROM CLEAR
• Harrow’s Sanders takes Ironman silver
• ‘AWESOME DAY IT IS’
• ST. CLAIR COLLEGE ON STRIKE
• Questions over couple’s travels to Afghanista­n arise
• Spitfire loss doesn’t sit well with young players
• Easy tips on working exercise into your day
• Community holds walk for assault victim
• Ontario PC leader swings through Windsor — again
• Ahmadiyya plant trees to support their community
• Honoured judge urges grads to be wise decision makers
• Who Do You Know With Bad Sciatica?
• POWDER PLAY
• Menopause and the middle-age spread
• Turn stress around
• Austria turns right, but will Europe follow?
• A TEAM OF CANADIAN AND AMERICAN SOLDIERS DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR KNOWN AS THE DEVIL’S BRIGADE IS BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE — IN A WAY — AS SOME ELITE CANADIAN TROOPS GET NEW CEREMONIAL UNIFORMS.
• WAS MATA HARI REALLY A SPY?
• UNFINISHED BUSINESS
• Officials await next mission as UN summit approaches
• ALLEGATION­S MOUNT AGAINST WEINSTEIN
• ‘I MIGHT BE A STRANGE ANIMAL’
• Lions can’t roar back
• Lancers teams both draw in soccer action
• Bell smashed barriers for women in curling
• DAILY L O OKAHEAD
• PACKERS DEALT A DOUBLE WHAMMY
• DOWN 2-0, GIRARDI SAYS YANKEES WILL STICK TO THE PLAN
• Kyle Busch leaves his wrecked car during Sunday’s race in Talladega, Ala.
• Birdie binges give Perez, Ko Asian tourneys
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Maple Leafs’ diamond trio sparkles in Montreal

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