Windsor Star - 2020-03-05

• UNITED IN PROTEST
• Union not expecting big changes as FCA CEO Bigland leaves
• PUBLIC PARTY RESTRICTIO­NS
• City ponders $255K repair to Boer War monument
• BIBLIOASIS BOOK BOOST
• Devs star looks to crack code in high-tech thriller
• Police seek man suspected in Wineology blaze
• Coronaviru­s a challenge for economies, society
• Biden seals comeback with victories
• CLARITY NEEDED TO BRING DONORS BACK TO MISSION
• New offer moves parties closer: teachers’ union
• Paramedics warn backups at hospitals are delaying ambulances
• EPIC, BUT NOT QUITE SUPER
• VIRUS TAKING TOLL ON AUTO INDUSTRY
• Beware of rogue elements working in the towing industry
• Has the rainy day arrived?
• U.S. CARRIES OUT STRIKE ON TALIBAN.
• PHYSICIST DYSON EXPLORED THE MORALITY OF SCIENCE.
• Committee formed to respond to coronaviru­s
• Chief Woos suddenly thrust onto national stage
• SAINTS OUT TO REMEDY PAIN OF LAST YEAR’S LOSS
• Raptors back to Golden State — and Curry might be, too
• DEEP FIELD SETS STAGE FOR BIG FINISH
• ‘Granny’ Gunnlaugso­n leads cheering section
• NHL NOT RESTRICTIN­G PLAYER-FAN INTERACTIO­NS DUE TO CORONAVIRU­S
• RYU OPTS TO KEEP HIS SECOND SPRING ‘START’ IN-HOUSE
• Li defends wrestling title at OFSAA meet
• EX-CFLER behind bars after injury changed his life
• No eye damage for Islanders’ Boychuk after skate to face
• Global oil demand to dive by biggest volume ever in Q1
• Consumer debt nears $2T as mortgage costs jump: report
• Women still earning 24% less than men: survey
• TOO MUCH THERAPY?
• Stop touching your face
• Muggle muddle
• Once more, with feeling
• SUBVERTING EXPECTATIO­NS

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