Windsor Star - 2020-08-06

• Local families fear for loved ones following massive Beirut explosion
• Priority must be kids’ safety and education
• A TOAST TO WHISKY BARON
• Leave your worries behind and escape to the drive-in
• REOPENING CHECKLIST
• Laraaji’s music helps fans achieve a sense of balance
• HOCKEY Spitfires aim for December return
• Feds announce deals with two leading vaccine candidates
• Insolvenci­es on decline due to income support
• Brookfield, CPP eye fibre unit
• U of W researcher­s developing microchip device to detect COVID-19
• Windsor woman feels ‘fortunate’ with $100K OLGC crossword win
• Nflers could pay dearly for ignoring COVID rules
• JETS NEED THEIR BIG GUNS TO SHOW UP
• Panthers refuse to let fat lady sing
• Clippers get Williams back from quarantine
• CANADA PURCHASES EARLY ACCESS TO VACCINES
• CONSERVATI­VES ARE ASKING CANADA’S PRIVACY COMMISSION­ER TO INVESTIGAT­E IF THE ONLINE PLATFORM USED BY WE CHARITY TO PROCESS APPLICATIO­NS TO THE STUDENT GRANT PROGRAM VIOLATED PRIVACY LAWS.
• INDIA STARTS WORK ON CONTROVERS­IAL HINDU TEMPLE.
• HAS PM’S POPULARITY TAKEN HIT?
• NYC ERECTS QUARANTINE CHECKPOINT­S.
• White Southerner crafted Black characters
• SMALL BUT MIGHTY
• Safe and sound stage
• Oilsands emissions fading amid environmen­tal worries: study
• Congress forced Silicon Valley to answer for its misdeeds. And it was a glorious sight
• Lightspeed CEO sued for allegedly stealing tech used to launch firm
• PEOPLE ARE TAKING STOCK AND MAKING GOALS DURING THE CRISIS
• U.S. court allows Dakota Access oil pipeline to stay open
• Ford puts trust in ‘car guy’ to face existentia­l threat from tech giants

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