Windsor Star - 2017-10-24

• Chili’s got a nose for pepper pests
• ‘NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT’
• Court told woman traded sex for doctor’s signature
• 3D PRINTING FOR HEALTH
• Local stamping plant builds innovative machine
• Windsor now Canada’s most affordable city, survey says
• New U.S. envoy promises ‘old-school’ manners
• 13 Canadian cities bidding to host new HQ
• Weinstein firm faces civil rights probe
• Dodgers’ Kershaw is Baseball Peyton
• Windsor artisan’s jewelry sparkles on television show
• Catholic school board launches drug strategy
• Business improvemen­t areas audit sparks concern
• Fake doc must pay $300K for injuries
• A FEDERAL PRISON FOR WOMEN IS STRUGGLING TO ACCOMMODAT­E ITS FIRST MALE INMATE — A MURDERER WHO NOW IDENTIFIES AS FEMALE AND WHO WANTS GENDER RE-ASSIGNMENT SURGERY.
• 5 THINGS ABOUT TOXINS IN POLAR BEARS
• RCMP criticized for ‘19th-century techniques’
• TILLERSON MEETS WITH AFGHAN, IRAQI LEADERS
• SEN. MCCAIN DECLINES TO LABEL TRUMP AS DRAFT DODGER
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• HBC CEO’s exit deepens retail fears
• Canadians ‘nowhere near prepared’ for interest hike
• What NAFTA threats? Stocks, loonie making gains
• TD is now a top 10 U.S. bank — and it’s not done yet
• Camp app borrows from Airbnb to fill rooms in oilsands
• Bombardier ex-manager gets 6 years for fraud
• Polak back to block shots for Leafs
• Raptors brace for big early-season test
• Chiefs’ rookie sensation handling heavy workload
• GORD THE MAN
• Craig and Marc Kielburger recall Gord Downie’s determinat­ion.
• KELLY OPENS UP
• AUTISM DEPICTIONS DRAW MIXED REVIEWS
• Maintainin­g good health into golden years
• It’s a dog’s gourmet life
• WHOLESOME FOOD FOR FIDO
• ‘HE’S GOT TWANG FOR DAYS’
• HIPPOS, BIRDIES, T. REXES, AND PIGS

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