Windsor Star - 2020-12-17

• CITY GETTING $19.5 MILLION PANDEMIC BAILOUT
• Analyst calls merger of two cannabis giants `good news' for Leamington
• Neighbours to Trump: Live elsewhere
• RCMP BUST NETS $1.5M PAYDAY
• SHEPLEY'S NFL DEBUT
• Canadian will get a seat on NASA flight to moon
• We must prepare pets for life after COVID
• Underserve­d areas getting faster internet
• Testing for travellers resumes locally
• Massive outbreak at long-term care home `negligence': Union
• Windsor-essex surpasses 5,000 total COVID-19 cases
• School outbreak declared at L.A. Desmarais
• Partner in collapsed apartment subject to building ban: agency
• Herman rated top football program in Canada
• NFL OWNERS DELAY DECISION ON MOVE TO 17-GAME SEASON
• NHL'S plans for coming season remain fluid, Bettman says
• Much to learn for O'toole as leader
• PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU SAYS HE IS HOPING FOR GOOD NEWS SOON ABOUT THE TWO MICHAELS WHO ARE BEING HELD IN CHINA IN WHAT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAS DESCRIBED AS A CASE OF HOSTAGE DIPLOMACY.
• Sex Pill Prices Decline as Patents Expire and The Market Struggles with New Competitio­n
• France convicts 14 in Islamist attacks
• Feds outline plan for hydrogen sector
• Aphria, Tilray merge to make cannabis colossus
• CROSSOVER FEELS TOUGH, DURABLE, YET DOESN'T COMPROMISE COMFORT
• THE PRESCIENT SPYMASTER
• Ready for his close-up
• Teenager wins The Voice
• COVID-19 forces hospital to postpone surgeries
• Traffic on Ambassador Bridge heavy despite virus restrictio­ns
• Canada-u.s. border to remain closed until at least Jan. 21
• CHANGING FACE OF BERLIN
• WINDOW ON YOUR WORLD
• OUT ON A LEDGE
• City tops province for number of police per capita
• SUVS ARE PRACTICAL, BUT THEY CAN BE SPORTY, TOO
• Get all the rust, or it will eventually get you
• Jeep appears set to introduce new SUV
• New Caddy SUV inviting but fails to outclass rivals
• JAPANESE TOY CARS STAND TEST OF TIME

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