Windsor Star - 2020-05-13

• HIGH-FLYING SALUTE
• NEW SHELTER PROPOSED IN AFTERMATH OF PANDEMIC
• County pushes for access to residents at Leamington Lodge, citing concerns
• City’s interest in pot shops smoking hot, data suggests
• CROSS-BORDER CAMPAIGN
• INDIGENOUS OPTIONS
• Author fired up by recipes inspired by Thai grills
• Toronto a no-go, Dunedin may host games
• Head coach Vallee back from Hamilton
• A dinner omelette hits the spot
• The risks of reopening early
• Developer hoping to turn vacant school into seniors housing
• Auto plants increasing COVID-19 safety protocols
• Ipads donated so loved ones can remain in contact with virus patients
• Police point out California Ave. safety concerns
• TRUTH IN THE AGE OF COVID-19
• $73M University of Windsor rec centre project resumes
• GRILLED EGGPLANT SALAD
• MAKING A PACKET
• Give cottage cheese a chance to shine
• ON AVERAGE, A HUGE LEAP IN MORTALITY
• A media victory against Big Tech
• Move over, french fries, now it’s time to eat cheese
• Name a watchdog for China, groups urge
• Tims lays out path back to normal
• Statcan leak not just about figures — it’s about integrity of public data
• U.S. posts $738B budget deficit
• It’s never a good idea for investors to let yield drive decisions — especially with cratering rates
• Impala joins bid to oust Teck CEO over ‘mess’
• Plastics boom a boon to Alberta’s economy
• Some companies could end the office for good

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