Windsor Star - 2020-12-04

• Fire pits eyed in outdoor health strategy
• Days-long wait for COVID-19 tests concerning to health unit officials
• Oldest law firm to leave downtown
• GOODFELLOW­S UP TO THE TASK
• PROTECTING CITY TREES
• Import pick Sobolev on his way
• Warm up with some sweet festive films
• Media tycoon charged with fraud
• Vaccine rollout an enormous logistical challenge
• Big Six banks yet to face woes of debt deferrals
• Macklem aide could become Boc's No. 2
• Godmothere­d is fluffy and fun
• Santa Claus parade sells out within 24 hours
• Salads top Windsor orders via Skip the Dishes
• Health officials report more than 60 new cases for third time this week
• Church `brings light into darkness' with $10K in donations
• Police watchdog announces changes
• Liberals' `national childcare' serves other interests
• More options to air council meetings
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Brent rises to highest since March after OPEC+ agreement
• U.S. IN TALKS ON MENG'S RETURN
• CONSTRUCTI­ON PROBLEMS DELAYED PLANS FOR A CANADIAN FACILITY THAT COULD BE MAKING ONE OF THE LEADING COVID VACCINE CANDIDATES, BUT THE FACILITY ALSO HAD NO VACCINE TO PRODUCE AFTER A DEAL WITH CHINA FELL APART.
• WHEN THE CHEERING STOPPED
• Liberals have a math problem
• California warns of regional lockdowns
• We'll drink to that!
• I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE
• Somewhere, a movie
• Kane enabled
• Just bear with us
• Reaching The Promised LAND
• Jays getting creative in pursuit of top talent
• NHL TEAMS CONSIDER TAKING THINGS OUTSIDE IF SEASON GETS ROLLING
• STEELERS LOSE STAR LINEBACKER TO ACL TEAR
• Blue Berry™ has done wonders for my eyes!

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