Windsor Star - 2020-05-06

• Feds eye border issues in restart
• Inmates struggle to communicat­e
• FILLING GAPS FOR THE NEEDY
• Internatio­nal students feel financial pain in lockdown
• CONSISTENT COMPETITOR
• Virus expert resigns over tryst
• New Wuhan link in RCMP probe of scientists
• Lions hope to get ahead during unusual summer
• Spitfires draft picks have ‘options’
• One more death, 15 additional cases of COVID-19 in region
• Muslim call to prayer will be heard during Ramadan
• BANNED ITEMS
• University of Windsor tuition fees increase for internatio­nal students
• Still no reopening date in sight for Caesars Windsor
• Peace fountain installati­on off, Meet-a-machine cancelled
• New Arthritis Pain Reliever Could Steal Share of Cortisone Market
• Virtual ceremony pays tribute to fallen officer
• Grocery store taking steps to stop unsanitary behaviour
• GUN BAN EXCLUDES DEADLY VERSIONS
• Mystery ailment in children may have link to COVID-19
• A SIKH DOCTOR’S DILEMMA.
• Death toll passes 4,000
• Canada OKS aid for food industry
• Energy company Gibson bucking oilpatch downturn
• Low spending trend to be long lived, poll says
• China must be brought to heel for trying to hide COVID-19 disaster from the world
• Investment trust company freezes some projects
• Toronto firm starts engine on cobalt sulfate refinery
• Trade deficit widens to $1.41B in March as impact of lockdowns begins to show up
• MLB players want to play, but have yet to see a plan

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