Windsor Star - 2018-02-05

• SUPER BAWL SUNDAY
• ‘Custom strategy’ urged in residentia­l licensing debate
• THE LONG ROAD GOES ON
• Inquest into constructi­on worker’s death gets underway
• CLOSURE LOOMS
• Macedonian name dispute sparks Athens protest
• Do you know what’s in your yogurt?
• Bob Williams never lost need for speed
• Long battle against doping
• Huron County’s banana man triumphant­ly back in business
• Windsor homeowners should have received interim tax bill by now
• Blenheim man named vice-chair of Erie St. Clair health network
• Proposal to allow pot in hotels ‘step No. 1’ in cannabis tourism
• Wynne, Ontario Liberals gear up for election battle
• Attitude is a powerful mental tool
• Runners on path to a longer life
• Dealing with pain a real headache
• Equalizati­on quirk benefits Ontario
• REPUBLICAN RIFT GROWS AMID MEMO RELEASE
• THE PUCK WAYNE GRETZKY SHOT INTO THE NET ON OCT. 15, 1989,
• Brother of actress Kim Cattrall found dead
• B.C. Liberals elect leader who stresses party roots
• Mulroney to enter race for Ontario PC leadership
• Toronto tenants protest ‘loophole’ in rent controls
• Rare civil lawsuit stemming from G20 set to begin
• Protesters celebrate removal of statue
• Inexperien­ced Spits continue to experience growing pains
• Lancers’ men take hit in hoops standing
• PLAYERS ANXIOUS WITH LOOMING TRADE DEADLINE
• Canadiens beat listless Senators
• The last word in astrology
• CAS decision ‘nightmare’ for clean athletes
• Woodland’s par on first extra hole enough to beat Reavie
• 67’S CAPTAIN MAKES UP FOR DISALLOWED GOAL WITH WINNER
• Brady defies Father Time with third MVP award
• LESSER LIGHTS SHINE FOR RAPS

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