Windsor Star - 2018-10-10

• Lakeshore dumps address changes
• Campaign 911 urges people to report impaired drivers any place, any time
• DOWNPAYMEN­T ON DISCOVERY
• GUATEMALA GIVING
• Hospital’s ‘right to die’ policy aimed at children
• Golladay another deep threat for Lions
• Soup’s on! Try these tasty recipes
• St. Denis Centre reno disrupting routines
• Tecumseh gives fire truck to St. Clair College
• Florida braces for hurricane Michael
• NEW UNIVERSITY PARKETTE NAMED AFTER CLARK FAMILY
• Employers at job fair hiring to fill 300 positions
• Ontario to launch public awareness campaign on cannabis legalizati­on
• Premier holds rally to mark first 100 days
• Rights commission joins sex-ed legal challenge
• PAGEANT WINNER FLEES VIOLENCE
• CANADIAN AND QUEBEC GOVERNMENT­S PULL SUPPORT FOR MICHAËLLE JEAN AND BACK INSTEAD THE ‘CONSENSUS’ CANDIDATE FROM AFRICA FOR SECRETARY GENERAL OF FRENCH-SPEAKING NATIONS.
• NIKKI HALEY RESIGNS UNITED NATIONS POST, DENIES 2020 BID.
• IMAGES OF SKINNY POLAR BEARS DON’T HELP CLIMATE CAUSE: STUDY.
• Officers decry limits on pot use
• Army reserve force commanders dumped
• IMF cuts global growth forecast, stands pat on Canadian outlook
• Calgary firm plans $2B methanol project
• Boucher continues Raptors audition at home
• NASCAR needs to fill up on its high-octane youth
• Line matchup troubles dog Senators on the road
• VEGAS BETS BIG ON VET’S REVIVAL
• On review, Hernandez is still ‘horrible’
• Smith makes sense of hot start
• Here are five things to watch for in the contest:
• PECA BRINGS TO CANADIENS A SPEEDY, IN-YOUR-FACE GAME THAT’S A PERFECT FIT
• Aussies offer women outlet with pro rugby
• The last word in astrology
• ROASTED MUSHROOM, GARLIC AND LENTIL SOUP
• One-pan chicken dinner a winner
• SOUR CREAM COFFEE CAKE WITH BROWN SUGAR-PECAN STREUSEL
• BASICS FOR BEGINNERS
• Brownies get a bite from spice
• A FISH OUT OF WATER
• ‘GREAT LADY OF OPERA’
• Rock’s hall of fame offers up latest nominees

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