Windsor Star - 2017-11-14

• Four theatre volunteers barred from entry to U.S.
• FROM CARDS TO COOL SCHOOL
• Oldcastle fearful of squeeze by factories
• STRIKE: NO END IN SIGHT
• No stopping applicatio­ns of artificial intelligen­ce
• The Saints marching to beat of two RBs.
• Work by mysterious Banksy on display
• Spire returning to historic perch
• Amherstbur­g reviewing proposal on policing from Windsor service
• Talking over Turkey aims to honour helpful people
• WILL TRUDEAU SPEAK OUT?
• Rescuers search for quake survivors
• ‘THE CANADIANS SCREWED EVERYBODY’ WAS ONE OF THE KINDER REMARKS MADE LAST WEEK AFTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU SKIPPED A MEETING OF WORLD LEADERS ON TRADE. SO WHAT IS GOING ON? ASKS ANDREW COYNE.
• DANGERS OF ROHINGYA RAFTS.
• Snuppy, the next generation
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT VERY OLD WINE
• ‘Vulgar’ ads cited in bid to regain licence plate
• N. Korean soldier defects to South
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Brookfield bucks retail trend with bid for mall operator
• Canada to watch from sidelines of global energy markets: report
• Induction ‘like winning the Stanley Cup again’
• NHL’S OLYMPIC ABSENCE SINKING IN
• Raptors rookie about to face Rockets’ red glare
• DAILY L O OKAHEAD
• Bills looking way up again in AFC East
• UNBROKEN CIRCLE
• It’s Swift’s world
• There’s still the prevalent belief that swearing is a more masculine thing ... The reason we had this belief that women swear less than men is that until recently the majority of psychology researcher­s have been male. Author Emma Byrne
• Nobody is laughing now
• F-BOMBS AWAY!
• NERD VS. NERD ... GAME OVER!
• More Bieber, less Beethoven

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