Windsor Star - 2018-07-19

• Community mourns crash victims
• Industry leaders sound alarm on how U.S. tariffs have already hurt business
• OPIOID CRISIS
• 100 YEARS OF ROTARY
• Raptors go on the offence to get defence
• PM shuffles cabinet with eye on 2019 election
• Wynonna Earp takes Aim At new season
• Hospice expanding erie shores campus
• Ford orders probe of liberal spending
• Sanders tries to clarify Trump remark
• Coming Home Music Festival back with Fetty Wap
• City won’t probe alleged campaign violations
• Scandal aside, Bradley seeks 10th term
• Record number of Muslims running for office
• VOICES IN THE DARK, THEN ‘HELLO’
• BORIS JOHNSON SETS OFF A FIRESTORM FROM THE BACKBENCHE­S,
• Why the Liberals are sending Blair to the border
• Joly demoted after hurting Liberals in Quebec
• CMHC wants stronger checks, plans software rollout to curb mortgage fraud
• EU fines Google $6.7B over practices
• New energy minister Sohi to tackle ‘challengin­g portfolio’
• U.S. farmers caught in ‘crossfire’ vent about impact of Trump’s tariffs
• Kinder Morgan CEO calls $4.5B from pipeline buyout ‘a great problem to have’
• Labour troubles weighed on railway’s performanc­e, CP says
• In the cockpit, are two pilots as good as one?
• Happ shares all-star experience with his dad
• DEROZAN WAS RARE BREED IN TORONTO: A LOYAL NBA STAR
• Strikeouts, homers dominating baseball
• Alvarez finally gets shot at world title
• British Open presents tough test with no clear answers
• A ‘MAGICAL’ ASCENSION TO SOCCER ROYALTY
• SPANISH? IT’S ALL FRENCH TO ‘HOPPY’
• ALL YOU’D EXPECT FROM AMG, BUT SMALLER
• ANOTHER HOME RUN FOR BMW’S M GROUP
• BACK ON THE HUNT
• Cliff Richard wins privacy case
• Designer savours ‘Meghan effect’
• Reebok looks to Gadot and Grande for latest promotion
• the last word in astrology
• REFUGE FROM REPRESSION
• CHEAP TRICKS

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