Windsor Star - 2018-03-05

• Tory hopefuls woo Windsor
• ‘The loss of a 16-year-old soul’ haunts his former teacher
• REAL TALK FROM KIMMEL
• BLACK YOUTH
• Spitfires lose, but clinch playoff spot
• Fighter jet purchase draped in secrecy NP3
• Bill changing rules could die with ontario election
• Trump under pressure in U.S. over steel tariffs
• Find a workout buddy to help you stay in shape
• London man stuck in Mexico a week waiting for hospital bed in Ontario dies
• Minor hockey associatio­n seeks to attract kids of new Canadians
• Helping hands
• ITALIAN VOTERS SHIFT RIGHT
• WOLFVILLE, NOVA SCOTIA IS A NEW FLASHPOINT IN THE DEBATE OVER ACADEMIC FREEDOM, AS PROVOCATIV­E ACADIA UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR RICK MEHTA IS THE FOCUS OF A PROBE OVER HIS WRITINGS, AND WHAT HE TEACHES.
• MAN WHO DID THE IMPOSSIBLE.
• ‘Real’ U.S. Democrats demand change
• Masked vandals rampage through Hamilton
• Developmen­t finance agency will target poorest, chief says
• Canadian terror plotter asks for ‘second chance’
• Weakened Merkel wins deal to govern
• OFSAA glory on the line for high school athletes
• SASKATCHEW­AN DUE TO HARVEST A TITLE AT THE BRIER
• Ontario’s Shepherd wins a whole flock of admirers
• Lakeshore opens on winning track
• ‘Character’ win for Spitfires
• Mickelson, Wie end winless droughts
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• RaPS buiLd on their buzz by Shooing away HornetS
• Small world for Blue Jays’ ex-Little Leaguers
• MEtHOt wON’t BE DOING FOrMEr SENs tEAMMAtEs ANy FAvOurs
• CHARLES IN CHARGE, AS USUAL

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