The Daily Courier - 2020-05-01

• Farmers first, Crafters maybe later
• Expanding ‘circles’ must be thoughtful
• Deficit could surpass $250 billion
• FORMER EXPO GREAT FACING CHALLENGE
• Campaign’s message received loud, clearly
• Survey says jump into a pool with both feet
• Town meetings being hobbled by technology
• Curling club space not yet needed to house those on quarantine order
• Casinos last on Henry’s list
• Supreme Court rules against Canada Post
• Search scouring crash site
• Alberta set for business reopening in 2 weeks
• Coronaviru­s still spreading as Ontario death toll soars
• MacKay has most money, O’Toole the most donors
• Health concerns may slow economic reboot
• Easing of restrictio­ns will be slow, methodical
• TODAY IN HISTORY: ‘Mission Accomplish­ed’ in Iraq
• We can get along with this not-so-deadly coronaviru­s
• Where’s our MP? Call her office and find out
• KNEE PAIN? Competitiv­e Curler’s Knee Pain Relieved with Shockwave Therapy
• Railroad tracks led to a swampy, happy oasis
• U.S. jobless claims soar past 30 million; Europe reeling also
• Trump predicts ‘spectacula­r’ rebound coming
• Wall Street pulls back as economic data piles higher
• Being in this together can be overwhelmi­ng
• No magic number to decide statin drug use
• Women athletes uneasy about men asking for taxpayer bailout
• HOROSCOPES
• Streaming films eligible for Oscars

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