Windsor Star - 2016-07-22

• Parkway trucks cause ruckus
• Brockenshi­re remembered as one-woman fundraisin­g force
• BUILDING LOADED WITH HISTORY
• ARSONIST SENTENCED
• Liz Whelan dies: ‘She was such a sweet lady’
• Ruling in rape case underlines failures of society
• Trampolini­st to carry Canadian flag
• Star Trek fails to go above and Beyond
• Trump lays out his vision for America
• Clean Russian athletes will suffer
• DEALING WITH DEAD ZONES
• Mayor seeks talks with U.S. Steel about Hum
• Celtic Warriors riding to end MS
• Man killed in crash saves lives with organs
• No, the world isn’t converting to green energy
• Prince Charles will make a great king
• Closing Matchette a logistical nightmare
• 83 years old and feeling abandoned
• POLITICIAN­S HAVE TO MEET THE PEOPLE. BUT THAT SOMETIMES INVOLVES BUYING COFFEE, LOTS OF COFFEE.
• CLOSER TO A CURE FOR ASTHMA.
• Supreme Court allows ban on online predators
• Free-trade accord eludes premiers
• Canadian firm touts Norwegian airplanes
• Don’t blame the prisoners
• Turkish upheaval to delay refugee resettleme­nt
• Anti-LGBT law costs Charlotte NBA all-stars
• Focus on defence pays off for Clippers
• Hoops star played in ’52 Olympics
• JAYS READY FOR A RUN
• Tecumseh club makes bid for 2018 Canadian senior baseball championsh­ip
• Study looks at effects of concussion­s on young athletes
• List, Johnson share top spot at Glen Abbey
• Musk plans vehicles that make money for owners
• New wireless customers boost Rogers’ Q2 results
• Wholesale sector posted gains in May
• Money service firms complain banks giving them the boot
• Joe Fresh president tapped to lead Holt Renfrew
• Unifor calls GM’s Q2 profit ‘overwhelmi­ng’
• Chill Telecom promises competitiv­e wireless rates
• Star Trek Beyond actors share five thoughts on the third reboot, writes
• NO MELTING THIS FRANCHISE
• FAME, FORTUNE, FABULOUSNE­SS
• THIS TERRIFYING IDEA SLOWLY FLICKERS OUT
• Worried about going on blood thinners
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

Windsor Star - 2016-07-21

Windsor Star - 2016-07-23