Windsor Star - 2018-08-07

• UNCOMMONLY FUN FESTIVAL
• SO LONG TED WHIPP
• Hospital plan critics challenge airport location
• Small crowd honours abolition of slavery
• Lori Mckenna brings passion, affection to ballads
• Freeland not backing down in Saudi dispute
• Storm puts Thunder title hopes on hold
• Anti-straw movement a good starting point
• Tigers send right-handed pitcher Fiers to Oakland
• The last word in astrology
• BOARD SITS ON AFGHAN REPORT
• IT WAS SHEER PANIC, SAYS A B.C. MOTHER WHO, ALONG WITH HER FAMILY, WAS CAUGHT IN AN EARTHQUAKE IN INDONESIA THAT LEFT 98 DEAD AND MORE THAN 200 HURT. IT WAS THE SECOND FATAL QUAKE THERE IN A WEEK.
• NEW PROBE INTO P.E.I. IMMIGRATIO­N SCHEME THAT USED FAKE ADDRESSES.
• MANAFORT AIDE TAKES STAND.
• Protesters dog PM in B.C.
• Canada to review auto emissions standards as U.S. moves to water them down
• Sask. time capsule turns out to be filled with disappoint­ment
• Polansky would love to face Joker
• BOSTON: A CITY ACCUSTOMED TO EXCELLENCE
• Doolittle one athlete unafraid to speak out
• NESTOR REFLECTS ON CAREER AHEAD OF LAST ROGERS CUP
• Smoak has been catch for Blue Jays
• Athletes dream of rope-skipping in Olympics one day
• Bouchard, Stephens upset Xu, Dabrowski in Montreal
• Habs’ Drouin vows he’ll be ready to play central role
• Golfers golden at Summer Games
• Moose natural fit in Great White North
• THERE’S A HIGH COST TO LANDING ON SAUDI ARABIA’S BAD SIDE
• U.S. aid package poised to hurt Canadian soybean farmers
• 5G QUEST RISKS RURAL ACCESS
• Why Premier Ford can’t do much about ‘price gouging’ by gasoline retailers
• A songwriter’s songwriter
• ‘I’m becoming a better man’
• Little things bring big communitie­s together
• Welcome to the world of PARKER POSEY
• THE OLD KISS PRINCIPLE

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