The Standard (St. Catharines) - 2020-06-02

• Close quarters contribute to greenhouse outbreak
• Federal gas tax money is a start, say municipali­ties
• Pool sales hit high-water mark during pandemic
• Pelham Canntrust facility ready to restart
• #Justice4bl­acklives demonstrat­ion on Saturday
• Tenants feel ‘betrayed’ by new legislatio­n
• Like all zoo animals, Smooshi the walrus deserves sanctuary
• God bless, and please help, our friend America
• Use of force warranted by police in injured suspect’s arrest, SIU says
• One not enough for The Jimmy Stahl Big Band
• Future of Niagara Falls Comic Con uncertain
• Warehouse Concert Hall keeps the show going
• My ex never stood up to his daughter’s attacks on me
• L.A TIMES CROSSWORD
• U.S. foes use unrest to undercut criticism
• 11 arrested after rally in Montreal turns violent
• Politician­s target racism in Canada
• Ontario ombudsman launches long-term-care probe
• Tam urges signs instead of shouting to stop virus spread at protests
• N.S. families say they’re unable to heal without answers
• U.S. nursing home deaths near 26,000
• Snowbird crash might have been caused by bird
• Weak recreation­al pot sales a drag on Canopy
• Thyme Maternity, Addition Elle to close
• Bombardier exits commercial jet sector
• Pipeline work is underway in B.C.
• Lockdown Showdown season opener limited to 60 race teams
• Fort Erie opens 123rd campaign with eight races but no spectators
• Cash coming for Canadian athletes
• Vanvleet says people ‘fed up’
• Live horse races back on track at Woodbine this weekend

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