Windsor Star - 2020-05-05

• Drugs are ‘rampant’ inside Windsor jail and people are dying
• Let’s make a deal, pandemic style
• FUNERAL HOME TRANSITION
• Council rejects conversion of Riverside Drive lane for cyclist, pedestrian use
• CITY FIRM LANDS DEAL
• A healthy dose of sunshine can help boost our moods
• Countries tiptoe out of lockdown
• Irving Oil gets approval to source Alberta oil
• Red Wings hoping to land next star in draft
• Mackenzie Tour event put on hold
• A HOSPITAL BUILT TO HANDLE A PANDEMIC
• Activists continue battle against proposed site for new mega-hospital
• Three more deaths at care homes
• ‘One, two, three, four, five developmen­ts’ cause traffic concerns on Howard Ave.
• Couriers thanked with colourful display
• Tecumseh Mall reopens with limited hours, selected services
• Farmers market to open under strict conditions
• Public board receives thousands of responses to online learning survey
• CANADA MUST ACT TO SAVE MEDIA
• Consider a collateral charge
• Researcher­s Close in on a Pain Reliever Specific to Neuropathy
• Let’s meet Dr. Tam
• A WAITRESS LAUGHS WITH A TABLE OF PATRONS AT A SMITTY’S RESTAURANT LOCATION IN WINNIPEG ON MONDAY AS SOME PROVINCES BEGAN EASING THEIR COVID-19 LOCKDOWNS.
• CANADA JOINED THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY MONDAY IN HELPING TO RAISE BILLIONS TOWARD A COVID-19 VACCINE, AMID PLEDGES TO MAKE IT AVAILABLE AND AFFORDABLE FOR ALL COUNTRIES.
• DISTILLERY PUMPS OUT SANITIZER.
• Pandemic eating sparks demand for wheat, lentils
• Air Canada sees COVID-19’S impact lasting three years
• Consumer sentiment improves slightly amid near-record lows

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