Windsor Star - 2018-04-19

• ELDERLY MAN HURT IN FIRE
• Residents urged to curb use of plastic products
• WAIVING FEES PAYS DIVIDENDS
• Wynne labels PC rival Ford a Trump clone
• CROSSING BOUNDARIES
• Machado homer propels Tigers to win over Orioles
• Pipeline protest greets Trudeau in U.K.
• City doctor takes stand at sexual assault trial
• Deaf student opens doors at Holy Names high school
• B.C. homeopath treats boy with rabid spit
• Caesars, Unifor remain at impasse
• New Essex Centre developmen­t targets entry-level homeowners
• London aims to eliminate sewage flow into Thames
• Totem pole sparks debate about cultural appropriat­ion
• Wynne unveils fair pay legislatio­n for contract workers
• The four heroes of Southwest Flight 1380
• CALGARY’S NICK CHAN, WHO HAS STARED DOWN TWO MURDER CHARGES IN TWO YEARS, IS QUITE POSSIBLY THE MOST ALLEGEDLY DANGEROUS ‘VEXATIOUS LITIGANT’ IN THE COUNTRY.
• Bishops push back on apology motion
• Key witness says Cosby accuser told of plot
• Kim talks used to promote Pompeo
• CORGI’S DEATH ‘LAST LINK’ FOR QUEEN
• RIELLY ADOPTS PLAYOFF MENTALITY
• ANDERSEN MOVES ON FROM ‘THE SAVE’
• Pittsburgh dominating once again
• Jets plan tostay course in Game 5
• DEROZAN’S BUY-IN TO NEW SYSTEM SURE LOOKS GOOD
• Morrissey hit adds more fire to Jets-Wild series
• Henderson has Canadian golf record in sights
• ‘Political risk’ still seen as a hurdle in pipeline expansion
• Equifax lobbies Ontario on credit-reporting bill
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• JETTA GETS EVEN BETTA
• Chevrolet to soup up Colorado into off-road beast ZR2 Bison
• METHOD MAN
• Harley Quinn finds director
• From catchphras­es to fashion
• DEANER’S GREAT ODYSSEY
• The power of patience
• ‘AN ODD BALANCE’
• Spice girl
• Four reasons to put a San Diego girl’s getaway on your BFF bucket list

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