Windsor Star - 2020-12-02

• Pilots call on feds to save tower
• Health unit staff working at full capacity, CEO says
• Proposed wildlife bridge ends in rail yard
• British comfort food, without all the fuss
• STREETCAR FACES ROADBLOCK
• POWERFUL POTENTIAL
• Scotiabank and BMO cautiously optimistic
• U.S. officials reveal rapid rollout plan for vaccine
• NFL making a mockery of competitiv­e integrity
• WINTER WONDERLAND
• Budget update aims to bridge gap
• HDGH Prince Road site virus outbreak contained, but staff exhausted: CEO
• Traditiona­l turkey dinner now offered as drive-thru
• Prosperus releases fall poverty report
• Ready for some Wednesday afternoon football?
• COACH MAKES SANDWICH GREAT
• Broncos need to be more vigilant, CEO says
• FINANCE BOSS STEPS DOWN
• Success not factor in film funding
• PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU SAYS TENS OF BILLIONS IN NEW SPENDING MEASURES THE LIBERALS ARE PROPOSING FOR FAMILIES AND BUSINESSES WILL BE PUT TO A VOTE THAT COULD RISK TOPPLING HIS GOVERNMENT.
• 5 THINGS ABOUT MYSTERY MONOLITHS.
• Sorry, Elon: `Teslaquila' a no-go in Mexico
• RCMP want more than body cameras
• Bribes for presidenti­al pardons scheme investigat­ed by DOJ
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Garda eyes bid bump for G4S, sources say
• BAKEWELL TART
• A FINE MADNESS

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