Windsor Star - 2021-07-28

• Forum to discuss housing policy
• Author delves into Arabic culture with new book
• AMHERSTBUR­G GOES 1880S
• Silver lining for Masse at Tokyo Olympic Games
• Police recount horrors from U.S. Capitol attack
• Canadian weightlift­er wins gold medal
• NO COVID PATIENTS!
• Border agents vote in favour of striking
• Shot putter has fond memories of time at U of W
• Airport to get more than $1M in updates
• City's $50M plan reimagines University Avenue
• Fundraiser started for family of biker killed in crash
• Charity appeals for help to cover cost of repairing van stripped of converter
• Sponsors, PM pan Habs over Mailloux draft pick
• Oleksiak earns six Olympic medals with bronze
• Pals Conners, Hughes relish `special' Olympic opportunit­y
• Bronze is sweet for Canadian team's veterans
• Elite Lancer athlete takes lessons learned to Tokyo as Canadian track coach
• Likely No. 1 pick Cunningham signs with Nike
• Jags QB Minshew says No. 2 role `not an option'
• FACE OF VEGAS FRANCHISE SHIPPED OFF TO CHICAGO
• A RESIDENTIA­L SCHOOL IN MANITOBA KNOWN FOR HARSH DISCIPLINE AND FATAL RUNAWAY ATTEMPTS HAS BEEN THE FOCUS OF A LARGESCALE, YEARS-LONG RCMP INVESTIGAT­ION INTO SEXUAL ABUSE ALLEGATION­S.
• FIX CHOPPER ISSUE NOW: EXPERTS.
• Politician­s fear mandatory vaccine talk
• What 16 months of COVID lockdowns have cost us
• China adding nuclear missiles?
• BHP swoops in to buy Canadian miner Noront Resources
• Ontario, Quebec residents want to bring back Energy East if Line 5 is closed: poll
• Bank of Canada should `be humble' on inflation risk: Dodge
• NARJISSIYE­H
• HAL A WE H

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