Windsor Star - 2018-06-04

• Art in the Park brings together novices and veteran exhibitors
• Research helping human studies
• NOT IN IT FOR THE WYNNE
• HELPING HOT DOGS
• No sanction relief without action on nukes, U.S. says
• Triple jumper finds her footing At meet
• The truth about teeth whiteners
• Chips might not be what you think
• Helping lung transplant recipient
• Ticket to ride for 60 local children as bike giveaway doubles in size
• Pills May Replace Diapers And Padded Underwear At Stores
• The miracle mile
• A DATE WITH THE EIGHT
• ‘Elephant in room’ at G7 summit
• WHO SAYS SPORTS BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER? A NEW STUDY BY A UNIVERSITY OF REGINA RESEARCHER THAT LOOKED AT TWEETS BY BLUE JAYS FANS DURING RECENT PLAYOFF RUNS THROWS COLD BEER ON THAT NOTION.
• PIPELINE PURCHASE OPPOSED: POLL.
• How much for your Torahs?
• N.S. hero to receive Medal of Bravery
• Trudeau ‘overreacti­ng’ to U.S. tariffs, Kudlow says
• Bloc members reject Ouellet in confidence vote
• FAMILIES OF DECEASED STUDENTS STILL WAITING FOR ANSWERS
• Canada urged to recycle 85% of plastics by 2025
• Trump can probably pardon self, Giuliani says
• Top pick gives rebuilding Tigers a vital opportunit­y
• NHL KNOWS HOW NOT TO PROMOTE ITS MAIN EVENT
• Teams will not abandon the three-point strategy
• Commuting with the fans
• QB switch sparks the Ravens’ offence
• Canadian men tie for 7th in U.K. rugby sevens
• The last word in astrology
• Hunter-Reay snags first IndyCar win since 2015
• DeChambeau sure to savour memorable win at Memorial
• FRUSTRATIO­N DAWNS FOR TROUBLED KNIGHTS

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