Windsor Star - 2020-05-22

• CLASSIC AERIAL TOUR
• Care home resident, 94, survives near-fatal brush with COVID-19
• Hunter says group stalled in plan for moose season
• 10 projects proposed for Walkervill­e district revitaliza­tion plan
• STANDING UP FOR GRADUATION
• TWO-SPORT FRESHMAN
• Funny franchise lands in Greece
• Expanded field would extend excitement of Cup chase
• Newfoundla­nd travel ban spurs charter challenge
• Need for new hospital inspires city’s poet laureate to pick up pen
• New cases of COVID-19 spike among migrant workers, says health unit
• Drug overdoses rise in Windsor-essex in midst of COVID-19 anxiety
• Windsor’s ports see shipping business decline due to pandemic
• Medical health officer worried about annual fireworks crowds
• Police seek 2 robbery suspects in black Dodge Charger
• Ford asks health officials to deliver testing plan
• Will government involvemen­t shift after pandemic?
• Returning to “Business as Usual” won’t work
• PM’S gun grab won’t help public safety
• Tsitsipas supports annual lockdown
• Tokyo Games still uncertain, IOC says
• Time to cancel the ‘morning show’
• Pandemic adds risk to wildfire season: B.C.
• FIVE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY
• GOOGLE'S AD DOMINANCE COULD LEAD TO ANTITRUST PROBE, SAYS PROFESSOR
• White House blames Russia for U.S. withdrawal
• Automakers restart production amid raft of uncertaint­ies
• Air Canada to stop using emergency wage subsidy
• With the Viagra Patent About to Expire, a New Sex Pill Takes the Spotlight
• Fans to see ‘Snydercut’
• THE LONGEST GOODBYE
• SILENT SCREEN
• AN ACTOR PREPARES

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