Windsor Star - 2018-03-06

• ATTACK ON ADDICTION
• Doctors recruited to help staff busy Windsor ERs
• CLIPPERS CRUISE TO VICTORY
• WORDS OF INSPIRATIO­N
• How should we react to Trump tariffs?
• City shelves $1.4M plan for wyandotte Street
• Good And MAidA Are touring CAnAdA
• Police release grim photo tied to serial killer probe
• Tentative Deals Reached At four Auto Parts Plants
• one-handed linebacker leaves solid impression
• Bus terminal could move to health centre property
• Medical study sings praises of cardiac program
• Ford wants new extension in PC leadership vote
• Ex-PM Mulroney on the stump for daughter’s PC leadership bid
• Premature mortality in Ontario drops, but not evenly
• ON A MISSION TO HELP SAVE LIVES
• HOW THE ARCTIC SURF CLAM — A GROWING PART OF NEWFOUNDLA­ND’S FISHERY — BECAME A PAWN IN OTTAWA’S EFFORTS AT RECONCILIA­TION. ‘IT’S PITTED PROVINCE AGAINST PROVINCE; FIRST NATION AGAINST FIRST NATION.’
• ITALIAN VOTERS SNUB THE EU.
• Trump ties metal tariffs to a new NAFTA deal
• ‘Deficienci­es’ in probe of Indigenous man’s death
• Kim, envoys from south meet to talk détente
• the last word in astrology
• CRIME SCENE CLEANUP BEGINS AT SHERMAN MANSION
• Canada faces ‘second wave’ of U.S. shale
• Loonie looking vulnerable amid Trump tariff threats
• CN CEO steps down as railway grapples with demand woes
• As metal prices surge, frontier markets seek ‘larger slice of the pie’ from miners
• Canada’s ETF pioneer Seif to boost assets with acquisitio­n, new investor
• Caisse considers expanding ties with GE as partner
• No. 7 Royals start off with a win in Cornwall
• GUSHUE SETS NEW BRIER STANDARD
• One-handed linebacker has NFL teams talking
• Mickelson says victory in Mexico will not be his last
• Sinclair scores twice in win over Koreans
• Stars let loose post-Oscar
• REACHING A CULTURAL TIPPING POINT
• Making investment firms pay
• SHOULD YOU DRESS BY YOUR AGE?
• STILL REACHING FOR THE STARS

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