Windsor Star - 2018-10-15

• Aphria goes full steam with huge new projects
• ENVIRONMEN­TAL EFFORT
• Ward 2 is the election race to follow
• SATURDAY STROLL
• Finding the best fit for your active feet
• Saudis push back against ‘threats’
• Regulator sets out plan for Trans Mountain
• 110th school convocatio­n sees 1,182 graduates
• MS physician represente­d ‘new faces of lung cancer’
• Detroit funeral home’s secret spot held bodies
• ’Even if I lose, I win,’ says repeat mayoral candidate
• EXERCISE COULD EASE CANCER-RELATED FATIGUE
• Prevention is better than cured
• Is wool key to a good night’s sleep?
• THE IMPERIAL SYSTEM
• Ready to leap
• MP ON HOT SEAT IN NORMAN CASE
• BITTER DISPUTE BETWEEN N.B. MAYOR AND COUNCILLOR­S.
• PLANE HITS WALL, KEEPS GOING.
• PUSH FOR BREXIT DEAL ACCELER ATES.
• Climate study skews the blame
• The last word in astrology October 15, 2018
• DIPIETRO OUTDUELS OHL DRAFT RIVAL
• Cuylle draws assists, boos in first clash with Petes
• JAYS FANCY THE ASTROS’ ESPADA
• Kovalchuk is back in Toronto after stint in KHL, writes Terry Koshan.
• Canadian women clinch World Cup spot
• Red-hot Leafs not about to rest
• HOCKEY GOJHL Wednesday Game
• St. Clair Saints clinch No. 1 seed for upcoming softball playoffs
• IMPROVED PLAY BEGINS AT HOME FOR SENATORS
• Wilson learns costly lesson after illegal hit
• Bengals bungle another near win against Steelers
• Rodgers not at full throttle for Pack
• OLYMPICS LOSING ITS PLACES TO PLAY
• RAPTORS EXPECT LINEUP TO BE ‘FLUID’

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