Windsor Star - 2018-05-03

• Dilkens will be difficult to defeat
• Self-driving car research to take place in region
• DECONSTRUC­TING DVORAK
• BEING BLACK IN CANADA
• Goalie DiPietro named the OHL’s best in 2017-18
• Major neo-Nazi figure recruiting in Montreal
• Three new projects to take advantage of CIP funds
• A ranking of the best Marvel-based flicks
• Horsemen turn down OLG offer for small racetracks
• Data firm tied to scandal bankrupt
• Grand Prix motoring into Detroit with special deals for Windsor racing fans
• Mayor hails report on border issues over pot
• Province to change funding rules for palliative home-care patients
• Ontarians overpaid $5B over five years, report says
• Ontario deficit set to hit almost $12 billion in 2018
• Twitter campaign could earn Michigande­r free round-trip tickets to see his love in N.L.
• Liberals will expand Greenbelt if re-elected, Wynne promises
• Possession conviction­s stigmatize many: Blair
• TRIBUTES TO VAN ATTACK VICTIM.
• One small victory for common sense
• ISIL hits Libya election HQ
• the last word in astrology May 3, 2018
• Weber ‘good fit’ behind Windsor bench
• RAPTORS’ FATE MAY REST ON INCREDIBLY UNLUCKY SEQUENCE
• Friday Game
• Hicks’ bunt in 12th inning lifts Tigers over Rays
• McDavid leads Canada on new golden quest
• Moore bullish on first title shot with Bulldogs
• Romero pitches gem in debut withTwinst­o beat Blue Jays
• FORD ADDS DIESEL TO F-150
• Stretched-out China-only Audi Q5L debuts at Beijing auto show
• FROM CORPORATIO­NS TO CONSUMERS, RISING DEBT LEVELS BRING ELEVATED RISKS
• Loblaw plans nationwide rollout of e-commerce
• COURAGE TO SPEAK UP
• A virtual family reunion
• A musical journey through North Carolina
• COMEDIAN EXPLORES HER OWN DARK DAYS
• Gibson insists this isn’t the final Axe

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