Windsor Star - 2017-11-13

• ‘I’m not perfect’ — Olympic hero Laumann speaks on mental illness
• Canada’s chief Nuremberg prosecutor once lived here
• FOURTH QUARTER SAVES LIONS
• TURNOVERS DOOM AKO
• Students now understand­ing where the good jobs are
• Business leery over free-trade pact
• Democracy threatened — and we’re to blame
• Islamic council screens movie to promote peace
• How diet, exercise impact weight loss
• Dizziness a puzzler
• Crowd at Remembranc­e Day told sacrifice message ‘worth repeating’
• Ford employees reach milestone in donations to diabetes research
• CANADA, MEXICO ALIGN ON TPP DEAL
• SEX IS RARELY A TRIGGER FOR A SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST. BUT A NEW STUDY HAS FOUND THAT WHEN IT HAPPENS, ONLY A THIRD OF THOSE WHO COLLAPSE DURING SEX ARE LIKELY TO RECEIVE CPR FROM THEIR PARTNERS.
• TEXAS CHURCH RESUMES SERVICES.
• Trudeau in Manila to pursue ties on trade, security
• McKenna set to lock horns with U.S. on coal
• Emirates buys 40 Boeing airliners
• IRAN DENIES ALLEGATION­S IT WAS BEHIND PIPELINE ATTACK
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• OUR DEEPEST FEARS MADE REAL
• Luchuk returns to help Spitfires beat Rangers
• Lancer men gallop to sixth-place finish at U Sports cross-country championsh­ip
• ROUGHRIDER­S ROAR THROUGH OTTAWA TO BOOK FINAL DATE
• Red-hot Eskimos beat Blue Bombers
• Speedskate­rs qualify for PyeongChan­g
• Rookie Kennard sparks Pistons
• Dolphins’ offence found wanting
• DeRozan’s shot almost upsets the mighty Celtics

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