Windsor Star - 2015-03-31

• Patio smoking ban could kill summer events, organizers fear
• Push for regional transit system gaining momentum
• VAN PLANT RATTLED BY HANG NOOSE INCIDENTS
• RUNNING LOW ON SUPPLIES
• Town-hall meeting to pursue crime prevention in west end
• Holiday hours set for city hall
• Money in mayor’s race
• Liberals sagging in polls
• Appeal to retry local car dealer rejected
• China builds Asian might with money
• Smith falls victim to bait and switch Prentice ploy
• Canada building Honda crossovers for Europe
• Ford bringing back Lincoln Continenta­l after 13-year haitus
• Toyota plans automatic braking across models
• Musk reboots Tesla in China as ‘range anxiety’ crimps sales
• DOW UP 263 POINTS ON SPENDING DATA
• 73’s counting on Hebert
• Detroit goaltendin­g situation up in air
• Ex-NHLer Deveaux sacked after attack
• LANGLOIS IN CONTENTION FOR TOP WESPY AWARD.
• Gridlock costing Canadian commuters time: Survey
• ADHD drugs linked to suicidal thoughts
• Amazon testing its delivery drones in skies over B.C.
• Canada extends Mideast mission
• Cerebral palsy girl can’t access play structure
• Government spending inefficien­cies exposed
• Runway mishap risks in focus
• THE DOWNSIDE OF ORGANIZED SPORTS.
• Rethinking cyberbully­ing
• Investigat­e elevated WBC count
• Not ‘easy to be who I am,’ Bieber says
• March 31, 2015
• Prosecutio­n completes case against Boston Marathon bomber
• U.K. election kicks off with salvos
• Co-pilot was treated for suicidal tendencies, prosecutor­s say
• One killed in incident at NSA headquarte­rs
• From Nursery to Bedroom
• Google for Education
• The Mama Expo
• Back to Uganda
• Car Seat Safety
• Baby teeth matter
• Are you ready to take the plunge?

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