Windsor Star - 2016-01-28

• Local boards experience boom in French immersion education
• Drunk driver pleads guilty to killing ‘Good Samaritan’
• PATIO CULTURE THREATENED
• NEW VAPING LOUNGE
• ‘It was like time stopped,’ lube shop owner says
• Immigrant family marks 60 years in Canada
• Lung cancer rates among Inuit highest in world
• A defiant rancher and a death foretold
• See list of events taking place locally
• Raonic ready to take on Murray in semi
• White actor to play King of Pop
• Scott doesn’t want to be punchline
• Lawsuits will cost us all
• Blood spatters all over site of killing: expert
• County budget calls for 1.88% increase
• Liberals pull plug on PSW registry
• Former Windsor man killed in police standoff recalled by caregiver as ‘gentle, loving’ man
• Muslim Canadians learn media ropes the hard way
• THE TELCOS WITH THE MOST– AND FEWEST– COMPLAINTS
• FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET, COURSES IN COMICS ARE POPPING UP IN ENGLISH, ART HISTORY AND COMMUNICAT­IONS PROGRAMS. AS ACADEMICS FINALLY EMBRACE THE MEDIUM, COMICS ARE NO LONGER A JOKE.
• A CENTURY OF VOTING WOMEN.
• $100,000 award in ‘revenge porn’ suit
• MAN FACES JAIL OVER REFUSAL TO PAY FINE
• War Museum criticized over funding
• Many troops exposed to child abuse: study
• HOLDOUTS REMAIN AT STANDOFF SITE
• The new Canada is ascendant
• DO WE REALLY CARE IF MANNING USED HGH?
• LIGHTNING STRIKE
• FCA bets on pickups, SUVs, low oil prices
• Rogers shares take a hit after results disappoint
• Webcam search engine raises privacy concerns
• Bombardier shares hit lowest point since 1991
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• FORD BRINGS A SIZZLING HOT HATCH
• Tester tries to break Kias so that you won’t
• A DIFFERENT LOOK AT POTTER
• Winter exhibition­s at AGW study an artist’s life and destructio­n
• ACTRESS ROLLS WITH THE TIMES
• Mother’s colon cancer recovery very fortunate
• TOO BIG FOR ITS OWN GOOD?
• Proud To Be T2B

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