Windsor Star - 2022-05-14

• Speed bump requests get green light in Windsor, if neighbours on board
• Search for savings in budget stirs debate among councillor­s
• HDGH recognizes outstandin­g nurses
• Brennan, St. Anne students sweep skilled trade medals
• Liberals, NDP tout rent control
• Local electricit­y sources need government help
• A day in the life of an election canvasser
• STEALTH LIBERAL LEADER
• Science Fair winners head to national event
• Canada’s greenest transporta­tion sector is moving toward net-zero emissions by 2050
• Ottawa bonuses `pay for failure,' MP says
• Ukraine makes gains near Kharkiv
• Queen in good spirits at Windsor horse show
• Toronto tops list of proposal spots
• Supreme Court rules on automatism defence
• Nigerian Christians outraged over killing
• Indigenous groups welcome Pope's Canada plans
• Pub strikes a pose against Vogue to win name fight
• Competitio­n watchdog open to deal on Rogers’ takeover bid for Shaw
• Tax investigat­ors identify potential crypto crimes including US$1B scheme
• Consumer sentiment in U.S. approaches 11-year low: survey
• This stock market dip is different, but that doesn’t mean investors should be panicking
• THROUGH A BUDDHIST LENS
• A merry month of mayhem
• COOKING IN COLOUR
• The big wall coverup
• Express get confidence boost heading into playoffs
• Djokovic ends Auger-aliassime’s run
• NHL’S FIRST ROUND DELIVERS AGAIN
• LOCAL LOOKAHEAD
• Maple Leafs confident they’ll prevail in Game 7
• Five records set at WECSSAA track and field championsh­ips
• THE SHOW WILL GO ON
• Designer gets the last word
• THE RAINING CHAMP
• RENAISSANC­E WOMAN
• Life threw Ephron a plot twist
• A TALE WITH HEART AND SOLE
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY

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