Windsor Star - 2018-11-27

• GM’s Oshawa closure to have a ripple effect
• City to block ‘junk trailer’ billboards
• LEARNING INTO THE FUTURE
• TRAFFICKIN­G CONVICTION
• Former player slams Sarnia Sting
• Coun. Lavigne denies leaking confidenti­al details
• NASA’s InSight explorer lands on Mars
• Ukraine, Russia tension continues to escalate
• Air Canada signs deal to buy Aeroplan
• Last Tango director Bertolucci dead at 77
• Man charged in connection with vehicle intrusion
• Swedish composer rides wave of success
• Dog breeder helping PTSD sufferers
• RCMP: Man with a history of fraud charged in identity theft
• Physician says local opioid prescripti­on rate still too high
• Prisoner facing charges after Sarnia Jail drug bust
• $660M Maple Leaf plant with 1,500 jobs latest food-sector boost for London area
• Pot-eating cop gets six months of house arrest
• Ottawa’s rosy views can’t save the car
• GIRL, 4, KILLED IN SANTA PARADE ‘WAS FULL OF LOVE AND LIFE.’
• Fed funding won’t buy off journalist­s’ independen­ce
• TEMPEST IN A GENE-EDITING TEST TUBE
• MORE PAIN TO COME FOR HURTING AUTO SECTOR
• the last word in astrology
• Union vows to fight ‘tooth and nail’ to stop closure of Oshawa GM plant
• Tesla was mere weeks away from death in the past year, Musk says
• Trump partly to blame for GM restructur­ing
• Oshawa mulls life after plant’s demise
• RODGERS ISN’T THROWING IN THE TOWEL
• Sabres surge from worst to almost first
• Struggling Flyers sack general manager Hextall
• Raptors coach liking his team’s progress
• Nylander’s situation familiar to Pastrnak
• Braves new world beckons for Donaldson
• RECHARGING IS KEY TO ACTIVISM
• Costly Joint Pain Injections Replaced By New $1 Painkiller for Arthritis
• BONDS AND BONES
• The Douglas method
• Kids’ screen time fixation a concern

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