Windsor Star - 2018-03-15

• STUDENTS AGAINST GUNS
• Blaze at university leaves woman with severe burns
• WEARABLE ELECTRONIC­S
• Transit to receive ‘substantia­l’ new funding
• POSITIVE MESSAGE
• Weight loss an inspiratio­n for personal trainer
• Hawking rose to rival einstein
• Foy paid less than male The Crown co-star
• Hounds, Sting or Rangers in Round 1
• Automobile-buying guide predicts cooling down of Canadian vehicle sales
• Ford ‘reckless’ on pot sale comments, premier says
• Foreign money and our elections
• BRITISH PRIME MINISTER THERESA MAY EXPELS 23 RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS OVER THE POISONING OF A FORMER RUSSIAN SPY ON BRITISH SOIL, RAISING TENSIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES TO LEVELS NOT SEEN SINCE THE COLD WAR.
• Singh denounces terror in wake of video revelation­s
• Loblaw gift card process scrutinize­d
• Residentia­l schools have effect for generation­s
• CANADA GAINS U.S. ALLY IN PRO-NAFTA ADVISER
• Google to restrict ads for digital currency products
• Empire gains traction on turnaround as competitio­n heats up
• Economy woes plague Ontario as it heads into key election
• Quebecor hits wireless milestone, topping 1M subscriber­s
• Lions DBs to sign deals with Jaguars
• KLINGBERG A STAR WORTH NOTING
• The Jets play host to Chicago on Thursday. Ken Wiebe points out five things to watch for in the game. 5. Home sweet home
• Tragedies connect two NCAA opponents
• O’Brien brothers make difference for Flyers’ D
• Spurs are off their usual torrid pace, but there’s no panic yet
• Wie back on winning path after tough year
• McKeever turns resentment into golden moments
• Canada’s youngest team member skis to bronze
• LAUGHING IN OLD MAN WINTER’S FACE
• FERRARI BRINGS THE HORSES
• BODY &SOUL
• ‘WE’RE NOT GOING BACK’
• Controvers­y dogs East Coast awards show
• Garner keeps things natural
• The last word in astrology
• THINK INK!
• Sneaky Pete
• RISK VS. REWARD

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