Windsor Star - 2017-11-27

• Thousands welcome Santa Claus
• All-girl robotics team led by women mentors a first
• BARBER SHOPS BOOMING
• HISTORY LIVES HERE
• Ontario Tory platform offers a pathway to victory
• Cycling Santas give gift cards to the homeless
• Toronto stuns Calgary in 105th Grey Cup
• Cash crunch threatens youth drop-in centre
• Mugabe relieved after exit, says mediator
• Birth trauma can affect fathers, too
• WHEN DO YOU TAKE A STAND?
• ALBERTA PREMIER RACHEL NOTLEY HAS COME A LONG WAY SINCE HER FIRST SPEECH TO A BUSINESS CROWD LEFT HER AUDIENCE IN SILENCE. NOW SHE’S FIGHTING FOR THEM TOOTH AND NAIL.
• EGYPT REELING FROM MOSQUE ATTACK.
• Study probes ‘institutio­nal betrayal’
• Hope for terrorists returning to Canada
• Firms get OK to siphon water past deadlines
• Lawyer hails agreement in LGBTQ bias case
• WOMEN GET CHANCE TO ‘ONE-UP’ THE MEN IN MIXED INFANTRY UNITS
• Coach Harbaugh under the gun as Michigan loses
• Jets manage turbulence in rough part of schedule
• In Canada, Leafs love knows no borders
• Coach could be TFC’s secret ingredient
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Saints stopped by Goff as Rams end losing ways
• Mustangs stay perfect in Vanier Cup

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