Windsor Star - 2018-01-18

• Lakeside Plastics gets $1M grant
• Online fundraiser launched to save Pelee Island Co-op
• BRINGING HIS SMILE BACK
• PUMPING UP THE VOLUME
• Auto adviser releases long-awaited report
• Town seeks recognitio­n from postal service
• Goalie Glass had a long journey to the NHL
• China pushes censorship on students abroad
• Child stars of today face many pressures
• Apple aims to repatriate billions
• CITY’S BUDGET PROGRESSIV­E, INNOVATIVE, INTRIGUING
• Sun-Brite fined for wastewater discharge
• Some in A’burg fear loss of small-town feel with new police service
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• LIBERAL TRADE STRATEGY GETS REVIEW
• A LAW THAT ALLOWS FEDERAL PRISONS TO ISOLATE PRISONERS FOR INDEFINITE PERIODS OF TIME IS UNCONSTITU­TIONAL AND RISKS CAUSING PERMANENT PSYCHOLOGI­CAL HARM, A B.C. JUDGE HAS RULED.
• COYNE ON MERITS OF ROAD TOLLS.
• Senate wants out of Duffy lawsuit
• The rise of Vancouver’s deadly gang war
• Bannon agrees to meet with Mueller team
• Is PM drifting from aspiration­al voters?
• LANCERS PAY FOR BREAKDOWNS
• More power plays key: Babcock
• TUNING OUT THE NOISE
• DAILY LOOKAHEAD
• Coach skeptical of unified Korean team
• Raptors team with Drake again
• FLYERS FANS SALUTE NO. 88
• Not exactly an all-star reaction to choice of Kid Rock
• ‘No pressure’ for Bouchard versus Halep
• Path for Canadian interest rates this year goes through Trump
• ‘Charismati­c strongman politics’ spurs concern among experts: poll
• Trans Mountain could be delayed until late 2020
• Ottawa doles out cash to close gap on digital divide
• WHAT TO DO ABOUT YOUR DEBT LOAD
• Majority of Newstrike shareholde­rs vote to back acquisitio­n by CanniMed
• FORD ROLLS RANGER BACK INTO LINEUP
• No steering wheel required?
• BRINGING BRAIN POWER TO THE STREETS
• CANADIAN MOVIES TELL ‘UNIVERSAL STORIES’
• ‘I really wish I had listened’
• #METOO SERIES JOINS PBS LINEUP
• Lansbury schools young actors
• MAKING WAVES
• A new view on Bell

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