Windsor Star - 2019-02-15

• CANADIAN WELCOME
• Herd the news? Lars is the top dog
• Sex-assault case against driving instructor revisited
• HISTORIC POSTMAN ON STAMP
• FUNDS FOR MENTORING
• Emergency call from police chief’s home probed
• Canadians trapped in Haiti amid protests
• Facts rarely get in way of Hollywood films
• Lighthouse Cove, Wheatley get funds for harbours
• Trump makes move to get wall built
• Local parents furious over Ford government’s autism funding plan
• Workforce WindsorEss­ex tackles skilled trade shortage
• S&P gives city AA debt rating, flags auto challenges
• Lakeshore, Wheatley among harbours to share $2.76M funding
• Supreme Court convicts ex-teacher of voyeurism
• INDIGENOUS LEADERS IN THE SENATE APPEAL FOR CALM IN THE WAKE OF WILSON-RAYBOULD’S EXIT FROM CABINET, SAYING IT’S NOT A ‘THREAT TO THE PROMISE OF RECONCILIA­TION.’
• 7 YEARS FOR CANADIAN TIRE TERROR.
• EXPERTS PREDICT MILD WINTERS ALL OVER CANADA BY 2080
• Sask. court reserves carbon decision
• ‘Another day closer to no-deal chaos’
• Ex-FBI boss discussed removal of Trump
• The last word in astrology February 15, 2019
• SPITFIRES FINALLY AVOID THE STING OF DEFEAT
• Top Tigers prospect could be highlight this spring
• Whirlwind ride for wild card teams
• JAYS’ YOUTH MOVEMENT HAS GM EXCITED
• Atkins still guarded on Vladdy’s big-league graduation
• HEAVY RAINS CAUSE RARE REDO AT RIVIERA
• Arbitratio­n was marred by MLB staffer: Bauer
• Telus boss warns Huawei tech ban could mar Canada’s 5G network plan
• Fairfax sees losses from catastroph­es fall 43% despite higher claims from wildfires
• CPP board projects lower returns amid sluggish global growth
• A FINE ROMANCE
• Wilson is purr-fecting her moves for Cats movie
• FUTURE SCHLOCK
• A total buzzkill
• ADAMS’ TROUBLES MOUNTING
• Stuck in a rut
• ‘A BRILLIANT SYMBOL’

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