Windsor Star - 2020-05-21

• Council waives fees for patios, street closures
• TEMPERATUR­ES ON THE RISE
• Studies into sewage may help predict outbreaks
• DAIRY FREEZ OWNER DIES
• Stats on flights still coming to Canada full of surprises
• New cases show virus may be mutating
• Outbreaks over at three long-term care facilities
• Curbside service at Windsor library coming in June
• Windsor-detroit partnershi­p aims to create ‘mobility hub’
• Essex County may be facing deficit of up to $1 million because of pandemic
• Armed robber gets additional time
• Ford vows to increase COVID-19 testing numbers
• Cyclist rides for 24 hours to benefit Alzheimer Society
• Michigan hit with ‘500-year event’ as flooding forces mass evacuation
• Report’s lessons not learned
• TAM CHANGES STANCE ON MASKS.
• Volunteer work in Italy buoys Calgarians
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT FORCED MARRIAGES
• Frustratio­n mounts over lack of choice for flight refunds
• Grant paints different picture of Air Jordan
• LIONS COACH SETS BAR HIGH
• SEPTEMBER START REMAINS BEST-CASE SCENARIO FOR CFL
• ‘Coach’s dream’ Wright has taken OHL by storm
• COMPARING Luxury
• Walker’s Mustang Boss up for sale soon
• EV SALES CAN’T KEEP DRIVING ON INCENTIVES
• When lockdowns lift, where will new car sales come from?
• Canadian experts on Tesla battery team
• Shopify to launch its own take on the business bank account
• Chinese revival draws shipments of Canadian and Alaskan oil
• Feds to seek equity or cash from firms applying for bridge loans
• SMOOTH RIDE ON INFLATION TARGETS COULD BE OVER
• KIDS SHOWING FORT-ITUDE
• TRUST IN THE TALE
• Feel-good fashion
• THIS JUST IN
• Give your brain a break
• Attack of manic pixie dream girl
• EXPLORE A WORLD OF WATER

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