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Parliamentary Renovations

Public Works is planning to build a glass-covered chamber in the courtyard of the West Block on Parliament Hill. Parliament will take place there during renovations to Centre Block.

Parliament's West Block to get new look

The planned renewal of Parliament Hill's West Block passed a milestone on Friday with approval of the design by the National Capital Commission.


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Car wreck

Windsor police are searching for a man who stumbled away in apparent pain from a car wreck at midnight Friday, leaving his vehicle destroyed and police wondering where he went.

Windsor police seek driver after car hits pole

WINDSOR Ont. -- Windsor police are searching for a man who stumbled away in apparent pain from a car wreck at midnight Friday, leaving his vehicle destroyed and police wondering where he went.


 
A Windsor man was sentenced Friday to two years in prison for helping to rob two drug dealers at gunpoint.

Man gets two years for Windsor drug robbery

WINDSOR, Ont. -- A Windsor man was sentenced Friday to two years in prison for helping to rob two drug dealers at gunpoint.


 
 
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The high Canadian dollar and a potential free-trade agreement with Korea pose a threat to the domestic automakers, the federal government was told Friday, Feb. 18, 2011, in Toronto.
 
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ALLEN PARK, Mich. -- The Detroit Lions, who were found guilty on tampering charges by the NFL, must forfeit their seventh-round draft pick this season and must also swap fifth-round pick with the Kansas...
 
 
 
Three baby products, including a crib sold by Ikea and a baby monitor, are being recalled because of safety concerns.
 
 
 
LASALLE -- A man was taken to hospital for psychiatric assessment, after police responded Friday to a report that a man planned to kill himself with a gun.
 
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Video and Photos

 
 

Video: Madison's Wish Comes True

The Sunshine Foundation of Canada presented Habs fan Madison...

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Video: Windsor baby can't go home to die, court says

Moe Maraachli says he has lost faith in humanity after a London...


 

Video: Resident 'not too worried' over flood threat

Terry Black, who lives on the shore of the Ruscom River, says...


 

Video: High school sports injuries

Grade 10 student Daniel Younan, 15, a member of the Holy Names...


 

Gallery: After the fire

Photos of what remains following a large Walker Road fire in...


 

Gallery: Enrique Iglesias charms Windsor

Check out these photos of Enrique Iglesias at Caesars Windsor...


 

Gallery: Windsor Star reader photos Vol. II

Got photos of community incidents and events? Send them to The...


 

Reader Photos: Walkerville Warehouse Fire

Check out these photos of a massive blaze in Walkerville, sent...


 

Photos: Walkerville Fire

Massive fire at 1050 Walker Rd. in Windsor, Ont., on Feb. 15...


 

Video: Massive Walkerville Blaze

WINDSOR, Ont. -- Firefighters are using at least three aerial...


 
 

Video: Madison's Wish Comes True

Video: Madison's Wish Comes True

The Sunshine Foundation of Canada presented Habs fan Madison Brennan on Feb. 18, 2011, with tickets ...

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Boys of Summer

Anderson De La Rosa #76 of the Milwaukee Brewers takes batting practice during a MLB spring training practice at Maryvale Baseball Park on February 18, 2011 in Phoenix, Arizona.

Gallery: Spring Training

The Milwaukee Brewers and the Toronto Blue Jays were working hard Friday, working out the kinks as spring...


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Mickey Renaud

'Mickey was a true Spitfire'

Windsor Spitfires general manager Warren Rychel talks about Mickey Renaud's legacy, which is the focus...


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RoboCop

Despite lacking the support of Detroit Mayor Dave Bing, a seven-foot statue of ‘80s film icon RoboCop will be built and erected in the Motor City after a surprisingly successful international online fundraising campaign that’s still going strong.

RoboCop 'a great ambassador for Detroit'

Look out, Spirit of Detroit. There may be a giant crime-fighting robot looking to borrow your oversized...


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Video

Video: 3 arrested following Tecumseh robbery

Witness Pierre Alsalom talks about the arrest of a suspect following a robbery at Tecumseh Pharmacy ...


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Live chat: Spitfires vs. Whalers 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 18

Join The Windsor Star for a live chat from the Windsor Spitfires vs. Plymouth Whalers game Friday, Feb...


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Photos

A squirrel found an entire fast food meal in a trash can in Woodland Park in Lexington, Kentucky, Thursday, February 17, 2011. The squirrel climbed inside the can and came out with a french fry.

Gallery: Best of the day

A selection of the best news photos from around the world, as selected by The Windsor Star photo staff...


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Archive Photos

The Canadian National Railway station near the foot of Goyeau st. and Riverside Dr.

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Check back daily to see what else our photo editor digs out of our photo library. To order a photo for...


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Seguin may see more press-boxy duty

While the addition of defenceman Tomas Kaberle from the Toronto Maple Leafs was the biggest...

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Making us smarter about money: check out the proposal

A national task force on financial literacy has released its proposals for helping is get...

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A "Good Year" in Afghanistan — 86 Wounded

Every fourth day in Afghanistan last year, on average, a Canadian soldier lost one or more limbs or ...

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Apres Valentine's

The luscious foods get all the attention for Valentine's. The usual suspects include...

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Spits survive wobble against Whalers

The Windsor Spitfires blew a lead and then rallied for a wild 7-5 win over the Plymouth Whalers Friday...

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Job Prospects

Windsor is among 16 census metropolitan areas across Canada with positive near-term job prospects, according to a report released by the Conference Board of Canada. Here, Gary Tearne, left, gets information from Deanna Lajeunesse, from the Transport Training Centres of Canada, during a job fair Feb. 8, 2011, at the Caboto Club.

Windsor's job prospects positive

WINDSOR, Ont. -- Windsor is among 16 census metropolitan areas across Canada with positive near-term...


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