Windsor Star - 2020-07-15

• Extended border restrictio­ns cited as necessary for safety
• STREET NAMES UNDER SCRUTINY
• JUNIOR GOLF BACK ON COURSE
• NEW LEADER AT SHELTER
• Chef explores Latin-style breads
• COVID-19 concerns for Habs, Pens
• Patriots put limit on fans at games
• Fentanyl involved in nine weekend overdoses
• Entreprene­urs cited as key to region’s rebound
• Detroit commuter says walk-in clinic refused to serve him
• City in urgent need of provincial support, mayor says
• Struggling Enwin customers can apply for one-time bill credit
• Health unit encourages participat­ion in survey
• Council decides against open-air burning
• OPEN LETTER TO CANADIANS
• PM’S mother spoke at $1.18M WE Day event
• SUIT SEEKS TO BRING ORPHAN HOME
• TECH GIANT FACEBOOK FLOUTS REGULATION­S, IMPOSES CENSORSHIP FOR TOTALITARI­AN REGIMES, AND PROVIDES A PLATFORM FOR HATE LANGUAGE. IT’S A PROBLEM GOVERNMENT­S MUST ADDRESS, DIANE FRANCIS WRITES.
• BORDER BAN LIKELY TO CONTINUE.
• Took some of rock’s most iconic photos
• SIX THINGS ABOUT THE GLOBAL POPULATION FORECAST
• Epstein companion maxwell denied bail
• Canadian doing business in Hong Kong cautious about security law changes
• TORTILLAS DE HARINA (FLOUR TORTILLAS)

Windsor Star - 2020-07-14

Windsor Star - 2020-07-16