Windsor Star - 2016-03-12

• WORKING PROGRESS
• NATIONAL POWER
• MADY FACES BANKRUPTCY
• B.C. mother’s quest to bring her children home
• Long wait for electrosho­ck therapy for local patients
• Windsor group eyes new strategy to help the poor
• Teen granted conditiona­l discharge in arson case
• Studies link proper sleep to better fitness
• Liberals open up contract for CF-18 training partner
• Councillor calls for sports tourism metrics
• Contract awarded to repair edifice
• Crown seeking 7-8 years for violent offender
• One pipeline could solve so many problems
• WINDSOR DESERVES TO HOST MEMORIAL CUP
• Asphalt site is far from harmless
• CONSERVATI­SM ACROSS NORTH AMERICA IS IN CRISIS, BUT IN CANADA, AT LEAST, THERE ARE MOVES WITHIN TORY RANKS THAT MAY YET YIELD A ‘HOPE AND CHANGE’ AGENDA.
• MERKEL UNDER SIEGE. FISHER.
• PM vetoed NDP satellite office settlement: sources
• PORSCHE DRIVES TO RECORD PROFIT
• Employment growth stalls in February
• RECORD HOUSEHOLD DEBT
• The Wizard of Paws
• Boost your snooze time
• HEART STRINGS
• Gender equality in Hollywood ‘a struggle’: Sally Field
• GALLERIES & MUSEUMS
• Lancers suffer double knockout against Rams
• CLASH OF HOCKEY EGOS
• HOCKEY LIMELIGHT
• Valanciuna­s, Biyombo strengthen the middle
• Williams, Hornets top Pistons 118-103
• HENTGEN BACK IN UNIFORM
• Scott urges more action to detect doping
• No playoffs tweaking: Bettman
• A BEACON TO TOURISTS
• FLEETS GETTING NEW ADDITIONS
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• PAINTED LOVE
• Wicking socks can help you combat foot odour
• Lead serious issue in old plumbing
• WITH VISION, DREAM HOUSE COMES TRUE

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