Windsor Star - 2018-08-28

• Man dead and woman injured in ‘targeted’ downtown shooting
• Ex-Fiat Chrysler exec gets 51/2 years in bribery case
• MARCHAND MAKES PLEDGE
• TUNNEL BUS CHANGES
• Pressure on Canada to make a trade deal
• Zekelman’s career reborn with Maroons
• Local reaction to new U.S.Mexico trade deal
• Proclaimer­s have gone farther than one big hit
• Few Ontario brewers adopting bucka-beer
• Russia jails opposition leader
• Walkervill­e to become Distillery District as council approves pilot project
• Residents ‘disturbed’ crossing off priority list
• Bortolin’s provocativ­e platform trades tunnel for social workers
• Nurse donates her Swift tickets to teen in hospital
• Canadian reservists take part in Michigan exercise
• Foreign students flocking to area schools
• New Cream Turns Off Arthritis Pain by Numbing the Nerves That Cause It
• Put federal tax on hold, cannabis producers say
• UN report a call for action
• YOU CAN RUN A GENEROUS AND WELCOMING IMMIGRATIO­N SYSTEM WITHOUT GRANTING BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHI­P; AND YOU CAN RUN AN UGLY AND DRACONIAN IMMIGRATIO­N SYSTEM WHILE GRANTING IT.
• MCCAIN’S FINAL SHOT AT TRUMP.
• Not guilty plea likely in Fredericto­n shooting
• Inuit to get $5M for relocation­s
• Ireland seeks church reparation­s
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Canadian business holds its breath as Trump makes threat after Mexico deal
• Union, investors like deal on autos
• With Aeroplan sold off, Aimia hires a new strategy chief
• AS LUMBER WAR DRAGS ON, CANADIANS LOOK EAST
• Celebrity stylist embraces dollar store market
• Wolverines look to end road skid vs. Notre Dame
• NURSE NOT WORRIED ABOUT CONTRACT
• McDavid’s earned right to demand more from Oilers
• PHENOM HEARS FROM FANS ACROSS CANADA AFTER WIN
• Raonic a winner in first round
• Henderson joins small club with Open win
• New soccer league holding open tryouts
• MARRY OL’ TIME FOR KADRI
• Dirty air surrounds 90 per cent of the world’s population. ... It wasn’t long ago that parents sent their kids outside for fresh air. Now smog warnings are as much a part of summer in Canadian cities as heat waves.
• A LEGACY OF GENTLE HUMOUR
• Franco goes over the top ... again
• Majumder leaving 22 Minutes
• Slow and steady can win the race
• LITTLE WOMEN ENDURE

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