Windsor Star - 2018-07-31

• Lack of accessible taxi takes toll
• The real city races are found in four wards
• CURBING THE STINK IN TRASH
• POLITICAL ENCORE
• Playing in Mexico a thrill for Lancers rookie
• Roadside saliva test for cannabis approved
• Buskers to honour late city advocate Boscariol
• Rick Astley continues career revival
• New trustees on horizon for local school boards
• Four million people declared ‘stateless’
• Four councillor­s to be elected: ON THE BALLOT
• Three county mayors, new Pelee mayor acclaimed
• LIST OF CANDIDATES
• Limited ration raising concern amid Glencoe water advisory
• Toronto opposes bill to cut city councillor­s
• HUNDREDS ATTEND THE FUNERAL MONDAY OF 18-YEAR-OLD REESE FALLON, ONE OF TWO YOUNG VICTIMS KILLED IN THE JULY 22 MASS SHOOTING IN TORONTO’S GREEKTOWN.
• Canada shunned as trade talks sour
• CANADIAN AND AMERICAN RESEARCHER­S REFUSE TO LET IT BE: THEY HAVE DONE A STATISTICA­L ANALYSIS OF THE BEATLES HIT ‘IN MY LIFE,’ AND HAVE CONCLUDED IT SOUNDS MORE LIKE LENNON THAN MCCARTNEY.
• MANAFORT GOES ON TRIAL.
• TRUMP SAYS HE’D MEET WITH IRAN’S LEADERS ‘ANYTIME THEY WANT.’
• Evacuation order expands in California
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Hill security seeks help in probing harassment
• Rejecting Air Canada group’s proposal would be ‘suicidal’, says key shareholde­r
• Tech bloodletti­ng nears $300B since Facebook stock crash
• Oil-by-rail expected to rise further after hitting record in May
• LEAFS BONDING MORE THAN USUAL OVER SUMMER
• OSUNA BECOMES ASTROS’ PROBLEM FOLLOWING TRADE
• Iginla leaves legacy of longevity, consistenc­y
• Wolfpack hope to earn spot in Super League
• Music master scores a Beautiful Life
• MUSIC TO OUR EARS
• NUANCES & COMPLEXITI­ES
• A song in her heart
• Star Wars using Fisher footage to finish storyline
• Building resilience against little mean girls
• Changing the tone
• SCREENING SOON
• THE IT LIST

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