Windsor Star - 2018-01-03

• Bitter forecast triggers extreme cold warning
• Texting tragedy offers wake-up call
• BIRDS OF A FEATHER
• MARCHING FORWARD
• Freed hostage Boyle faces 15 charges
• Spitfires get OA defenceman from IceDogs
• Now is a good time to look at winter rejuvenati­on
• Two crashes raise concerns over all-terrain vehicles
• Man awaits sentencing for break-ins
• Female teen charged with attempted murder, misleading police in west Windsor shooting
• Court of Appeal orders a third trial for man accused in wife’s death
• Guards at London jail save inmate from overdosing
• Man alleges Western didn’t train him properly
• BIG CHILL? NO PROBLEM
• IRAN ON THE DEFENSIVE
• A UNIQUE LABELLING CAMPAIGN TO WARN ABOUT THE DANGERS OF ALCOHOL — IT WAS TOUTED AS A WORLD FIRST — HAS BEEN STOPPED BY THE YUKON GOVERNMENT AFTER THREATS FROM THE LIQUOR INDUSTRY.
• SNAKE EGGS IN SCHOOLYARD.
• THE RESCUE
• MPs speak out on harassment on the job
• NEW LAW WOULD MAKE IT HARDER TO DIVIDE JERUSALEM
• CANADA CAUGHT IN MIDDLE
• SWISS COACH DIDN’T MISS WITH PESSIMISTI­C PREDICTION
• CAN DEROZAN PERFORM LIKE A SUPERSTAR EVERY NIGHT?
• Karlsson and the Sens will try to start turning around their negative season against Detroit, writes Ken Warren.
• DAILY L O OKAHEAD
• Czechs up next for powerful Canadians
• Players and fans to honour Bower at ACC
• ‘Mother of all stats’ doesn’t favour Patriots
• Medical marijuana market booming ahead of plan to legalize recreation­al sector
• Canadian newsprint firms fear U.S. set to slap duties
• Prices for Alberta natural gas soar 72%
• Coming year feels ripe for ‘big unexpected crisis,’ Eurasia Group says
• THAI PEANUT VEGGIE BOWLS
• FIRESIDE CHICKEN STEW
• ROASTED CAULIFLOWE­R SOUP
• ‘RECIPES ARE DEAD’
• Hoda moves into Today’s spotlight
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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