Windsor Star - 2018-04-26

• Attacker not criminally responsibl­e
• Liberals understate­d deficit by billions: auditor
• LEAMINGTON DIVIDENDS
• Granderson swinging hot bat for Jays
• Van attack leaves boy, 7, orphan
• Air Canada to fly direct to Montreal
• DNA links ex-cop to serial killings
• University gets $4.5M for upgrade
• INSPIRED TO SUCCEED
• Lack of fatalities a ‘miracle’ in crossover crashes: barrier advocates
• MP Ramsey says NAFTA overhaul must include visa issue for commuters
• Amherstbur­g, Lakeshore vie for hotel developmen­t
• Sask. takes feds to court on carbon tax
• TORIES ARE NOT IN A POSITION TO SERIOUSLY CHALLENGE LIBERAL DOMINANCE IN QUEBEC. BUT TRUDEAU NEEDS TO RACK UP THE VICTORIES THERE TO COMPENSATE FOR EXPECTED LOSSES FURTHER WEST.
• DID MACRON KILL THE ‘TRUMANCE’?
• ‘Very strong person’
• Liberals accused of jobs grant hypocrisy
• Christians warned about new yoga studio
• China’s Aecon takeover bid poses ‘significan­t risk’: security experts
• Users still like Facebook as numbers rise despite data scandal
• Pens-Caps rivalry ‘fun to be a part of’
• Luchuk lock as OHL’s top overage player
• Lions in squishy middle of NFL draft once again
• Paralyzed Broncos player recalls crash, sets ambitious goals
• Red-hot Castellano­s powers Tigers over Pirates in slugfest
• RAPTORS ONE WIN AWAY FROM SURVIVING WIZARDS
• Vezina candidates meet in second round showdown
• FIRST ROUND OF PLAYOFFS MORE FIZZLE THAN SIZZLE
• Shoe brands, NBA blamed in probe of NCAA
• 2018 LAMBORGHIN­I URUS
• Ford announces track-only, limited-production Mustang
• THE GANG’S ALL HERE
• Parents can rest easy about kids’ high energy
• Azaria apologizes as Apu woes grow
• Warner goes Gaga for A Star Is Born
• SPEAKING UP FOR PEACE AND QUIET
• Lethal actions
• THE ART OF THE MATTER
• the last word in astrology
• Newport and its world-class music festival offer Rhode Island visitors a journey through the heart of New England

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