Windsor Star - 2020-06-04

• READY TO RUMBLE
• Health care touted as key to local economic developmen­t
• LARCENY OF LANDSCAPIN­G
• Masse seeks reunion process
• STANDING UP TO RACISM
• Siakam ready to play as NBA return plan in sight
• All 4 officers now charged in Floyd arrest death
• Hasty rezoning for residentia­l projects
• No time for politics during pandemic
• Five new COVID-19 cases in Windsor-essex as region heads ‘in the right direction’
• To Ontario’s Essential Workers, Thank You
• STAYING CONNECTED
• Ford aims to keep reopening moving
• Paramedics ride to raise funds for monument
• Front-line workers upset at omission from pandemic pay
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• GETTING A READ ON TEENAGERS
• His soul purpose
• Top court to hold hearings over Zoom
• UNEMPLOYME­NT BROUGHT ON BY THE COVID-19 LOCKDOWN COULD LEAD TO AS MANY AS 2,100 EXTRA SUICIDES THIS YEAR AND NEXT, PREDICTS A STUDY WHOSE LEAD AUTHOR WANTS TO SEE THE ECONOMY REOPEN FASTER.
• CHINA HITS BACK AT U.K. OVER CITIZENSHI­P OFFER.
• 4 THINGS ABOUT PROTEST CHOPPER.
• EX-TORY MINISTER DAY RESIGNS AFTER DENYING RACISM.
• BANK OF CANADA’S OPTIMISM SIGNALS THAT THE WORST COULD SOON BE OVER
• The loonie is on fire, but for how long?
• Air Canada could be eyeing exit plan from Transat deal: analysts
• MEN OF THE WORLD BRING LEADERSHIP TO SPORTS GIANT
• Royal Arcanum Award to be sidelined this year
• Fangio, Napear apologize
• Colts believe veteran QB can lead them to top of AFC South
• Announcer resigns on ‘All Lives Matter’ tweet
• RELIABILIT­Y AND MORE

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