Windsor Star - 2018-01-19

• Detroit-Windsor fails to make cut
• CLOSE CALL FOR SENIOR
• More tech, innovation onboard new vehicles
• Mint in row with Australia over coin
• Hostiles the next great western
• Michigan plant wants to increase emissions
• Israel to build undergroun­d wall
• Workplace harassment complaints double over last year
• Auto writers name Pacifica best minivan
• DMS rebranded with new owner
• More than 100 employers to attend U of W job fair
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Funding for U.S. health programs for poor up in air
• Play about gay teens loses school boards’ backing
• U.S. BORDER GUARDS CAN SEARCH PHONES
• Wearing 10 layers? Good luck boarding
• GALES WHIP UP HAVOC IN EUROPE
• Canadian, U.S. hostages in ‘good spirits’
• Tim Hortons protests to expand
• ‘House of Horrors’ kids planned escape
• Prostituti­on inertia may lead to charter challenge
• Pro-choice group calls for rewording of job grant form
• SKIDDING SPITFIRES BESTED BY KNIGHTS
• Comaneci a flawless choice for WESPY gala
• PATRIOTS CALL AN AUDIBLE ON BRADY’S STATUS
• Jeffery’s crazy prediction now seems quite sane
• ‘IT’S TRULY A SPECIAL HONOUR’
• Seeds melt away in ‘brutal’ Aussie furnace
• Player union balks on MLB rule changes
• Coronation awaits James as youngest to hit 30,000
• Keystone XL secures backing from shippers, including Alberta
• Morneau considers Plan B on trade talks
• CP Rail CEO monitoring NAFTA talks amid bullish Q4 results
• BMO’s marijuana debut not slowing smaller firms’ roll
• U.S. immigratio­n stance could help Toronto’s bid for Amazon headquarte­rs
• CanniMed postpones key vote on Newstrike merger
• HERE COMES THE CAVALRY
• Heist flick steals your time
• Twangs for nothing
• Farrow describes alleged assault
• Barenaked together
• A scrappy underdog
• SEMI-BEAUTIFUL LOSERS
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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