Windsor Star - 2017-12-04

• ALL EYES ON THE BALL
• City may boost public art funds
• Few drivers buying electric vehicles
• JOSH’S MEMORY LIVES ON
• BLACK OAK CONCERNS
• Ex-diplomat says time is ripe to ink trade deal
• Lymph node transplant­s help cancer survivors
• Doin’ the Louvre back for 36th year
• Majority would back gun ban, poll finds
• Tips on getting most out of treadmill
• Hey, if all else fails, you might meet Beyoncé
• A date with slate — and fate
• Holiday season is Just Getting Started
• TRUMP ATWITTER ABOUT THE FBI
• THE ALBERTA NDP MAY BE ON TRACK TO ACCOMPLISH SOMETHING THE PREVIOUS CONSERVATI­VE GOVERNMENT NEVER COULD: SLOW DOWN THE GROWTH OF PUBLIC SECTOR WAGES. JEN GERSON REPORTS.
• When a tattoo says ‘do not resuscitat­e’
• 5 THINGS ON SWIM ACROSS FAMED STRAIT
• Housing scheme faces ‘challenges’
• HONDURAS RESTARTS BALLOT COUNT
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Consistenc­y proves elusive for Lancers
• Flacco, Ravens crank up the offence in 44-20 win over Lions
• Explosions fail to bring down upper section of Silverdome
• Jets fly under radar, just where they like it
• DIPIETRO GIVES TEAM CANADA FOOD FOR THOUGHT WITH PLAY
• Garant opts for school over arena lacrosse
• Matthews now face of the Leafs’ franchise
• Fowler flies above the field in the Bahamas
• SAINTS MARCH OUT IN FRONT OF DIVISION
• Bengals have shot to earn stripes
• GUSHUE AND HOMAN GO THE DISTANCE
• Martin looking to follow dad with Games berth

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