Windsor Star - 2014-09-24

• Public board buoyed over enrolment
• City ordered to release flood data
• NEW CALL CENTRE DELIVERS 400 JOBS
• COOKIN’ ON FACEBOOK
• CANADIAN JIHADIST
• MOVING ON UP
• Tenants form united front
• Enteroviru­s D68 case confirmed
• Tartans battle Rebels in high school girls basketball action.
• Metropolit­an campus to try valet parking,
• Workplace fatalities spark calls for stronger safety enforcemen­t
• Furer pleads guilty to fraud
• Who will spoiler cost?
• Mazaar restaurant to open two new locations in city.
• Local officials defend vote tabulation­s
• Nigerian girls forgotten?
• Trudeau’s shallownes­s continues to dazzle
• Duffy may be ultimate Tory spoiler
• U.S. and Canada play a cynical political game
• MPP Gretzky questions why new jail can’t handle weekend inmates
• Argos not in Toronto stadium equation
• Home improvemen­t all in the family
• Warm and cosy by the fireplace
• Solutions to rising winter heating costs
• What’s stalling the food truck trend in Windsor?
• SOUP NIGHT HELPS BREAK NEIGHBOURH­OOD BARRIERS
• Apple sundae makes a tasty treat
• TV chef Deen tries online comeback
• NY Times feature prompts criticism
• Internet knowledge doesn’t replace a doctor
• New Brunswick Tory leader resigns
• B.C. site may be country’s earliest settlement
• Sex workers not victims, study finds
• CRTC order opens web’s Pandora’s Box
• Nortel more than a Canadian company, U.S. lawyer tells trial
• TSX REMAINS FLAT ON MODEST CHINESE DATA
• Facing obesity backlash, pop giants pledge to reduce calories
• Afghanista­n’s Karzai steps down with last swipe at U.S.
• Sustained campaign
• Ebola cases could reach 1.4 million by January, scientists predict
• Scientists grapple with how virus works
• Canada pledges action on global warming
• September 24, 2014
• Elite Belgian dogs favoured for police canine corps
• Watson threatened online after UN speech

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