Windsor Star - 2018-09-21

• GEARING UP FOR LEGAL RECREATION­AL POT
• Principal takes action after students find discarded syringe in schoolyard
• FIGHTING CANCER
• Students wins prestigiou­s environmen­tal award
• U.K.’s May fails to sell Brexit proposal to EU leaders
• Cause of major Walkervill­e fire remains unknown
• Spitfires down Storm 4-3 in overtime
• Feds target plastic waste at offices
• Flags of remembranc­e to be unfurled Saturday to honour veterans
• Car-free fun on offer during Open Streets across city on Sunday
• Former mayor Kishkon saluted at Queen’s Park
• Downtown Mission flood tally could rise as high as $75,000
• Signs Toronto shooting planned
• THE CARBON TAX IS A DEEPLY FLAWED POLICY EXCEPT IN TWO AREAS THAT MATTER TO TRUDEAU LIBERALS: IT REDUCES GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND IT PUTS MONEY IN VOTERS’ POCKETS.
• KAVANAUGH ACCUSER MAY TESTIFY.
• 5 THINGS ABOUT TRUMP, GOLF AND A RIVER
• ‘I stand behind my decision to publish’
• TILRAY TAKES BIG TUMBLE AS POT FIRM’S WILD RIDE PERSISTS
• Tax cuts on investment would be good start, chamber says
• Shopify sets sights on augmented reality for retail’s future
• Amazon pushes to make Alexa part of every smart home
• Tavares plans to be front and centre on Leafs’ power play
• Expected contenders in Big Ten falling short of expectatio­ns
• Janisse celebrates Frontier League title
• EMBATTLED ONE TAKES ON THE ENTITLED ONE
• Holy Mackinaw! Bowen on an island of his own
• SOUNDING OFF ON SENS’ SILENCE
• Nogier ready to battle again
• RUSSIAN SHENANIGAN­S VALIDATED
• Eagles not about to coddle Wentz
• WADA made ‘terrible’ decision: Carey
• Harper may be too rich for Nats’ blood
• Canadians eye the podium in World Cup basketball tourney
• Atlanta Hawks set up for a long-term rebuild
• Americans vow end to 25-year drought
• GIRL SQUAD
• OF COMEDY AND TRAGEDY
• IT’S NOT ALL GWEN’S FAULT
• Drawing political parallels
• Director up to his old tricks
• A (not so) scary movie whole family can enjoy
• the last word in astrology Celebritie­s born on this day: Alfonso Ribeiro, 47; Nancy Travis, 57; Bill Murray, 68; Stephen King, 71.
• Rising to the occasion
• J Balvin tops Latin Grammy noms

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