Windsor Star - 2020-05-29

• SAFE RESTART
• CRUISE SHIP SEASON SUNK
• Council delays tax relief for hotel housing workers
• CAR DEALERS TURN CORNER
• COMMUNITY COMPLEX
• At 90, Eastwood keeps on going
• Trump targets social media firms
• Coach Blashill has backing of veteran Larkin
• May the Space Force be with you
• Seven new virus cases among farm workers, none in wider community
• Crimes in city dipped in April, police report
• Chamber of Commerce hosts webinar to guide businesses in reopening
• $5,000 reward offered for tips in murder probe
• Blaze damages Sandwich Town heritage building
• Lawyer disbarred for taking $350k from trust
• Fluoride exposure raises safety questions
• Camaraderi­e, emotions evident on front lines
• Waiver should not have been granted
• Lions vet likes his team’s new look for 2020
• Draisaitl wins Art Ross, Ovechkin shares ninth Richard Trophy
• SABRES STAR ‘FED UP WITH THE LOSING’
• Pandemic postpones Bryant’s induction into Hall of Fame
• A labour shortage amid record joblessnes­s
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT ZOMBIE FIRES.
• Another lockdown spinoff: home brew
• Liberals accused of ‘image politics’
• Cabinet gets reminder to be transparen­t
• FEDERAL PROBE LAUNCHED INTO FLOYD DEATH
• Canada waits for China to strike back after ruling against Huawei executive
• Analysts temper targets for TSX after COVID-19 shock
• Big banks set aside $10.9B for loan losses
• Ski-doo maker BRP’S loss driven by $171M writedown and pandemic sales slump
• FLIRTY HARRY
• Easy listening
• CBC still churning out fresh TV
• Video champions
• HERO WORSHIP

Windsor Star - 2020-05-28

Windsor Star - 2020-05-30