Windsor Star - 2018-03-28

• Doctor quits following opioid probe
• Windsor homeowners face 1.7 per cent tax hike
• SPITFIRES ROCKED BY STING
• BORTOLIN ON BALLOT
• Brexit vote Could have gone other way: Canadian
• Vegas’s Karlsson having golden season
• Succulent lamb shanks hard to overcook
• Students lay groundwork for rain gauge network
• Returning festival to feature 1,200 students
• No apology for school survivors
• Red Cross salutes 11-year-old girl who saved baby from choking
• Wynne promises free daycare for preschool children by 2020
• Hydro One privatizat­ion an unassailab­le core policy decision, Appeal Court rules
• With two elections this year, expect sea of candidate signs
• Ex-Michigan State dean charged in Nassar sex scandal
• Province to defend OPP in lawsuit over terrorist takedown in Strathroy
• SCIENCE AS PRIORITY DUBBED ‘OFFENSIVE’
• THE KILLING OF AN 85-YEAR-OLD HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR OUTRAGES FRANCE’S JEWISH COMMUNITY AS LEADERS WARN THE COUNTRY AGAINST THE ONGOING ‘NIGHTMARE’ OF MURDEROUS ANTI-SEMITISM.
• New Brunswick
• Prince Edward Island
• U.S. cult leader arrested in Mexico
• The scoop on expelling ‘spies’
• Chef butchers, eats deer leg in front of activists
• MELNYK NEEDS TO TREAD CAREFULLY WITH OTTAWA FANS
• Hart debate features several candidates
• European clubs against FIFA expansion plan
• Aecon’s contentiou­s sale to CCCC could give Canadian firm ‘passport’ to China
• Nuuvera rebranded as Aphria Internatio­nal after takeover
• G7 ministers look to address tech disruption at work
• Tim Hortons aims to perk up sales with $700M revamp of stores
• LAMB SHANKS WITH ARTICHOKES
• EGGPLANT AND SUN-DRIED TOMATO SALAD WITH WILD GARLIC
• Dinner in a pouch moist and tender
• Lemon gives pasta dish its zip
• SABBATH ARTICHOKE SALAD WITH FENNEL AND HARISSA (SALADE D’ARTICHAUTS CUITS DU CHABBAT)
• DELICIOUS PLANT-CENTRIC DISHES FOR PASSOVER
• CHOCOLATE HAZELNUT CAKE (SCHOKOLADE-HASELNUSSK­UCHEN)
• MOVING MADE EASY
• The last word in astrology

Windsor Star - 2018-03-27

Windsor Star - 2018-03-29