Waterloo Region Record - 2020-06-03

• High school grads plan for university, even if it’s online
• Province orders St. Mary’s to manage Forest Heights outbreak
• Cities, region look at rules that would make affordable housing mandatory near LRT
• LARGER AUDIENCES
• Family unable to access crypto account
• Regional officials worried about Kitchener march
• Gardens collective providing traditiona­l produce to Indigenous community
• More farmers’ markets, shops welcoming customers again
• ‘That’s my neighbour’s backyard,’ says homeowner who tried to help fight blaze
• New phone program hopes to connect isolated individual­s with volunteers
• Federal delay of MMIWG action plan sparks dismay
• Province’s patient ombudsman launches long-term-care probe
• Feds stock up on PPE to meet future demand
• American police are remarkably violent, especially toward Black citizens
• Health-care workers suffering through a pandemic of loneliness
• Catholic board should revisit flying Pride flag
• Flag controvers­y shines light on school board dysfunctio­n
• Don’t overlook home-care workers in long-term-care reform
• Virus fears rise in South America
• Global outrage grows over killing
• GOP senators condemn use of tear gas before photo op
• PM expresses concerns over policies of Israel, China
• Air Canada raises $1.59B to ease losses
• Bell Canada, Telus sign 5G equipment deals with Ericsson, Nokia
• Rise in rail traffic signals beginning of rebound
• Soccer standout prepares for unknown
• Recapturin­g chemistry will be challenge for NHL teams
• I fear my marriage won’t recover from lockdown

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