Windsor Star - 2018-04-20

• A CRY FOR HELP
• Region rumbles from earthquake centred close to Amherstbur­g
• MAJOR POOL PRODUCTION
• POT STORE PROJECTION
• A ranking of the 20 best stoner movies
• Appeals court upholds bingo lawsuit decision
• Cost of Howe bridge project under federal scrutiny
• Super Troopers 2, inane, but fresh
• SYSTEM THAT LET HIM DOWN
• Abusive tactics, opaque pricing need scrutiny
• Tories’ plan on minimum wage not that unique
• Canada must reset relations with U.S.
• Certificat­ion will improve safety
• TOP COURT PUTS CHILL ON ‘FREE THE BEER’ CASE
• Trudeau sidesteps straw ban question
• THE FRENCH NUN KNOWN AS THE ‘ANGEL OF DIEPPE’ FOR STANDING UP TO THE GERMANS TO TREAT WOUNDED CANADIANS DURING THE DISASTROUS SECOND WORLD WAR RAID, HAS DIED. SISTER AGNES-MARIE VALOIS WAS 103.
• CAMELS CATCH MAD COW DISEASE.
• Executive faces $1.2M sex assault judgment
• Court upholds Quebec law on self-determinat­ion
• Bernier and Simms offer a tale of two whips
• Prosecutio­n of two murders became gong show
• Police say sorry for Starbucks arrests
• Kim could give up nukes: S. Korea
• ‘NEW OPTIMISM’ SURROUNDS LIONS
• Detroit faces tough test in 2018
• WASHINGTON HAS STRONG CLAIM TO LOSERVILLE TITLE
• Martin’s grand slam helps Tigers outslug skidding Orioles
• SOME MAY NEVER PLAY IN TORONTO AS A LEAF AGAIN
• Ovechkin’s playoff prediction­s show more confidence than clairvoyan­ce
• Spurs play on without Popovich
• MP chides Facebook’s ‘cavalier attitude’
• Infrastruc­ture spending is ‘helping’ economy, minister says
• Oilpatch fears Alberta’s powers to cut energy supply could be ‘very dangerous’
• Auto rules will be ‘core’ of future deal: Freeland
• SITTING PRETTY
• ‘NEVER THE SAME AGAIN’
• The last word in astrology
• HURRAY FOR NOLLYWOOD
• To the rescue ...
• Saudi Arabia goes to the movies

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