Windsor Star - 2017-12-29

• HOORAY FOR HOSPICE
• Masse named Canada’s top aquatic athlete
• DIGGING IN TO WINDSOR PIZZA
• Political strategist charged in break-in
• PORT BOSS BOWING OUT
• Former NHLer on fighting, homelessne­ss, brain woes
• Suncor pushes to complete $17B Fort Hills project
• Oscar-worthy performanc­es that got passed over
• Council to weigh facade improvemen­t proposal
• Popularity of running events tied to economy
• Knight gives us his top flicks of 2017
• Spitfires swat away Sting in Sarnia
• It’s official: Jones beat Moore
• Exercise key to kick-starting brain, research shows
• Port authority’s community outreach honoured
• CHANGES AT THE CORE
• Assessing city council members before elections
• Year in review IN PHOTOS
• A BLOODY ATTACK, A WORRYING TREND
• NEARLY A YEAR AFTER THE TRAGIC MURDERSUIC­IDES OF A FORMER SOLDIER AND HIS FAMILY SENT SHOCK WAVES ACROSS THE COUNTRY,
• HOLIDAYS PRODUCE TONNES OF TRASH.
• Disabled Canadians forced to hire lawyers by tribunal
• Deep freeze cancels hockey on $4.3M Hill rink
• B.C. city drops suit against its mayor
• Matthews back in Leafs’ lineup
• ONE BIG STAGE FOR THE BIG RIVALRY
• Beware the NFL’s meaningles­s games
• A Manziel deal can proceed, CFL says
• Chess champ refuses to defend titles at Saudi event
• Early Christmas for economy might mean earlier rate hike
• First Nations businesses see potential in growing pot industry
• WHY THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM IS THE FED’S MONETARY POLICY
• Apple offers discounts on replacemen­t batteries amid backlash, lawsuits over iPhone slowdowns
• Investors agree to sell shares in deal led by SoftBank
• Metcalf faces down her fears
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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