Windsor Star - 2020-06-03

• CANADA GEESE FOUL UP COLCHESTER BEACH
• Commercial airlines not expected back at Windsor airport for months
• We can’t send migrant farm workers home in body bags
• Campaign launch pushes for mega-hospital progress
• ONLINE GROCERY INNOVATION
• REBOOTING THE PARTY
• Jets’ Wheeler speaks out about protests
• Romanian traditions passed down from moms
• Health unit reports 66th area death
• Old school to be transforme­d for seniors
• RCMP quietly outlaws more firearms
• New ‘COVID-19 recovery’ rate for time-of-use hydro customers
• Port authority receives endorsemen­t for COVID safety measures
• ‘Big-hearted’ firefighte­r dies at age 46 after kidney cancer battle
• Health unit undertakes West Nile virus surveillan­ce program
• Michigan moves to end lockdown with retailers set to reopen this week
• Ontario’s patient ombudsman launches long-term care probe
• THE COVID-19 FIGHT WAS ORIGINALLY FRAMED AS A NATIONAL STRUGGLE, BUT CITIES ARE NOW PREPARING TO TACKLE THEIR OWN OUTBREAKS AS THE INITIAL WAVE OF INFECTIONS TURNS INTO A SERIES OF LOCALIZED ERUPTIONS.
• HOW ROYAL FAMILIES HAVE COPED.
• RADIO RECLINER
• Virtual parliament ready, if needed
• $1.83B aid pledge falls short of UN target
• Canadian publishers partner up to launch homegrown ad platform
• Why big changes aren’t in the cards as Boc’s Macklem era begins
• CEOS embrace reality of ‘stakeholde­r capitalism’
• CFLPA leader urges league to eradicate systemic racism
• NFL players need to be smart when it comes to dollar dilemma
• OHA fills out Top Prospects team with two local blueliners

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