Windsor Star - 2020-05-08

• Mayor pushes flood relief projects
• Filmmaker’s documentar­y on field hospital personal
• LOG ON FOR VIRTUAL PROM
• Labour leaders claim Ottawa risking incomes
• EDUCATION CHALLENGE
• Toronto smart city project cancelled
• There are plenty of titles to stream this spring
• St. Clair stocks up on prospects
• Rememberin­g Churchill’s speeches
• Oil industry isn’t dead — it may be getting better
• Pospisil blasts Kyrgios over merger
• Bombardier seeking funds
• Windsor Engine plant to boost plastic face shield production
• Auto plants to restart after 8-week shutdown
• Study shows inequities of online learning in Ontario
• Families, individual­s need emergency plan, supplies, Lasalle fire chief says
• Musyj seeks more equity in pandemic pay top-up
• Kingsville retirement home added to local outbreak list
• Auto supply firms weathering storm, survey finds
• MILITARY EXPERIENCE AIDS IN BATTLE AGAINST COVID-19
• Low-paid heroes are preventing system collapse
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• F1 looks to roll into new venues
• Lions face division rival Bears in NFL opener
• COVID-19’S future in Canada
• PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU ANNOUNCED A WAGE TOP-UP ON THURSDAY FOR FRONTLINE WORKERS DEALING WITH THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, BUT SAID IT WOULD BE UP TO THE PROVINCES TO DECIDE WHO GETS THE RAISE.
• Top court awash in intrigue over sound
• Central Canada losing bus coverage
• Deadly leak at Indian chemical plant kills 11
• Canadian Natural reports hit on earnings
• THE OTHER OBAMA
• The show must go on
• Is that all there is?
• OWEN-GOYEAU, Marie "Josie"

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