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The Jeep Trailhawk, debuting at the North American International Auto Show was the star of the Detroit show.

Undecided voter Connie La Tona, a receptionist at a phone service company in Windsor, Ont, welcomes tax cuts. The Globe and Mail

Hospital staff are reeling after a nurse was killed in the hospital by a doctor, who then fled and attempted suicide himself.

Rheo Therapeutics to set up six new clinics to use their new procedure to combat dry age related macular degeneration.

Chickens protect blueberries from pests at a Community Shared Agriculture farm near Aylmer Ontario.

Canadian and US Coast Guard personnel search for survivors of the United States mail boat J.W. Westcott II which capsized and sank near Zug Island in the Detroit River, two are missing and feared dead.

With federal government investment in the arts, CanLit sees success globally. Martin, Sandra The Globe and Mail

Canadian dairy farmers resist the entry of cheaper, inferior quality, dairy products from US producers.

BMW will launch an all new Mini after purchasing the storied brand. Greg Keenan Auto Industry Reporter The Globe and Mail

Mary Kay McKenzie, math professor, nun and Habitat For Humanity Team Leader.

Ontario oil patch readies for boom Often overlooked producer poised to benefit from growth spurred by strong energy prices. Chase, Steven The Globe and Mail

A $1.5-billion investment in the Daimler Chrysler Pilette road van plant will likely stabilize the existing 2175 jobs, but likely not create jobs at the plant which builds full size vans. DAWN WALTON, The Globe and Mail

Pelee Island residents, stranded by a recent ferry strike appeal to the government to make the ferry an essential service so they will not be harmed in future labour disputes.

US Customs Service ruling threatens to end ferry service between Sombra, a small town near Sarnia Ontario and Marine City Michigan.

CAW abandons fight for union at Ontario Wal-Mart after a four year fight against a 75 strong employee group wishing to decertify. MARINA STRAUSS Retailing Reporter The Globe and Mail

RCMP hit eight photographers with pepper spray at a protest on June 4 against the Organization of American States meeting in Windsor, Ontario.

Former watchdog and conflict resolution specialist Gary Speranzini fights for union at Magna, Canadian auto parts maker says their comprehensive employee charter makes a union unnecessary.

Ontario researcher John Mullin garners favourable reviews from nationalistic judges for his soybean paste. MARTIN MITTELSTAEDT, The Globe and Mail