Windsor Star - 2018-01-17

• Two days’ warning about layoffs
• Request to trade road projects for community centre funds denied
• ON A MISSION FOR FITNESS
• REVOLUTION IN RADAR
• Student wants tough action on anti-Muslim graffiti
• Asylum seeker faces loss of fingers to frostbite
• Grant to help create 60 jobs at Oldcastle firm
• Wolverines’ star hopes to lead team to tourney
• Hit on Lindros changed hockey
• Dutch cuisine can be a real treat
• Council vote unanimous in approving $22.8M in enhanced capital spending
• Tillsonbur­g man, 82, beaten to death in Florida jail cell
• ‘Coffee With a Cop’ takes place downtown on Thursday
• Storm transforms riverside tree into natural work of art
• Off-duty officer arrests man on theft charges
• JUSTIN TRUDEAU SAT DOWN TUESDAY TO DISCUSS FAITH AND GOVERNMENT FUNDING, THE DEBT-TO-GDP RATIO AND THE POLITICAL LANDSCAPE WITH THE NATIONAL POST’S JOHN IVISON AT THE CHELSEA PUB IN CHELSEA, QUEBEC.
• Bannon subpoenaed for Russia grand jury
• GUNFIRE VICTIM ‘SMART, LOYAL’
• TRUMP IN ‘EXCELLENT HEALTH’.
• 5-year-old pinned between SUVs dies
• Jury ‘at an impasse’ on fatal train derailment
• PM resolute on grand plan
• POPE FRANCIS APOLOGIZES AMIDST PROTESTS, CHURCH BURNINGS
• 13 chained to furniture in ‘horrific’ family home
• China, Russia urged to get serious about enforcing Korean sanctions
• Leaked info was well known already: lobbyist
• Andersen can’t save one-and-Dunn game
• Weir not giving up on pro golf career
• Kvitova feels love from Australian fans
• Vikings a team of destiny, but only if they beat Philly
• IT APPEARS EMPTY COACHING SEATS ARE FILLING UP FAST
• DAILY LOOKAHEAD
• Virtue, Moir to carry flag at Olympics
• CHASING THE WEATHER
• Key votes loom in cannabis merger
• Mortgage rates up at all Big Six banks
• Bankruptcy monitor eyes Sears dividends
• Ottawa urged to nix plan to increase taxes on beer
• Economists expect rising oil prices will spur investment in businesses
• Collapse of U.K. parent doesn’t halt operations
• Heavy oil prices approach highest levels in 3 years
• HOW NAFTA’S END COULD DISRUPT ENERGY TRADE
• Deal’s dispute mechanism chided as too costly
• New Flair Airlines CEO targets lower costs
• TRADITIONA­L BITTERBALL­S
• POPPED WITH PRIDE
• NOT YOUR TYPICAL BROWN-BAG LUNCH
• SCALLOPED POTATOES AND MUSHROOMS
• LOTSA VEGETABLES SOUP WITH LENTILS
• WARM LENTIL SALAD
• SPICY SLOW COOKER BLACK BEAN SOUP
• SPOTLIGHT ON WOMEN
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• AUTOMAKERS GEARING UP FOR THE FUTURE

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