Windsor Star - 2017-11-22

• Mom may sue as daughter left alone on school bus for hours
• Ex-Spitfire loses appeal on sex assault conviction
• REPAIR, REHAB OR RELOCATE?
• COOL CRAFT BREWERIES
• Zimbabwean­s cheer in streets as Mugabe resigns
• Tax agency has poor customer service record: auditor
• Still unclear when Vilardi can rejoin Spits
• Mountain bike course to be demolished
• Roundabout to open this Friday
• Detroit-Windsor bid for Amazon HQ2 just a ‘sentimenta­l choice,’ says CNBC
• Police recover explosives taken from stolen SUV
• Mayor plans ‘Asian village’ near city’s west end
• Colio Estate Winery expands capacity
• MPP Nicholls adds voice to campaign to build 401 barrier
• Domestic violence has ‘startling’ impact on work
• SYRIAN PRESIDENT BASHAR ASSAD RESTS HIS HEAD ON THE SHOULDER OF RUSSIAN COUNTERPAR­T VLADIMIR PUTIN. ASSAD THANKED PUTIN AND RUSSIA’S TOP BRASS TUESDAY FOR THEIR “SACRIFICES” AND EFFORTS MADE TO “SAVE OUR COUNTRY.”
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT BOOZE.
• TRACKING ISSUES
• Here’s where Laurier can stick their apology
• Premier of Manitoba emotional after rescue
• Warnings, plain covers for pot packaging
• Leafs coach choosing to keep Matthews, Marner apart
• COLUMBUS PLAYERS FOCUSED EVEN WITH FRANCHISE IN FLUX
• Seahawks’ latest loss may have marked end of era
• Blue Jays accept Gift from Pirates
• Gordon to practice again with Browns
• RAPS FEEL THEY’RE JUST SCRATCHING THE SURFACE
• As stars exit NASCAR, new crop of drivers rise to the occasion
• Packers’ power outage won’t derail pub’s free beer offer
• IT MIGHT JUST BE TANENBAUM’S TIME
• After a loss to Nashville, Winnipeg is seeking a quick rebound win in L.A. Ken Wiebe breaks down the matchup.
• Kyrou could give Team Canada big boost
• LATEST NAFTA ROUND CONCLUDES WITH DEADLOCK ON HARD ISSUES
• Statistics Canada to track how much marijuana adds to economy
• Civil probe dropped over Loblaw policies for suppliers
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• RBC joins list of 30 systemical­ly important banks
• Tesla is blowing through US$8,000 every minute amid Model 3 woes
• Toronto transit CEO leaving to head up NYC Transit
• Drillers struggling with low prices despite oil’s rebound, CAODC says
• Venezuela arrests six Citgo executives over alleged embezzleme­nt
• THE NEW FACE OF FRUITCAKE
• KEN’S LIGHT FRUITCAKE
• RISE & SHINE
• CAULIFLOWE­R AND ROASTED GARLIC SOUP
• GET ’EM SAUCED
• Presenting kale in an unexpected way
• VEGETABLES À LA GRECQUE
• NO DEAD GIVEAWAYS IN COCO
• Attorney at flaw
• Branagh, Friel win Internatio­nal Emmys
• LOCAL WINERIES BREAK OUT HOLIDAY CHEER

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