Windsor Star - 2020-12-23

• Vaccine gives region shot in the arm
• Unifor urges province to act amid outbreak at long-term care home
• Threat to air-traffic control not on Garneau's radar screen
• REELING RESTAURANT­S REBOOT
• FESTIVE WYANDOTTE
• Senators await word on Jan. 13 puck drop
• Raptors shell out for training facility in Tampa
• Ottawa rejects Chinese firm's bid to buy gold mine
• Lakeshore, Lasalle study big arteries
• Insurers could save $2.7B due to COVID
• Village killing linked to blast probe?
• Number of COVID cases in region tops 6K
• Salvation Army vehicles targeted by thieves for catalytic converters
• PLAYING DEFENCE
• THE CLOCK COULD BE TIKTOK-ING ON STEELERS
• Haskins apologizes for going maskless at strip club
• WITH CHRISTMAS NEAR, SOME PROVINCES ARE FINDING THEMSELVES FEUDING WITH CHURCHES THAT ARE RESISTING LOCKDOWNS MEANT TO SLOW THE SPREAD OF COVID-19, BUT ALSO AFFECTING RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
• Pakistani dissident found dead in Toronto
• 10 guards charged in inmate's death
• `Working conditions are hell,' Amazon staff say
• Companies not all transparen­t on pandemic subsidies disclosure
• Lululemon plans to go internatio­nal as yogawear enjoys boom
• Thousands of fraudsters are selling via Shopify, analysis finds
• A ROSE CABBAGE BY ANY OTHER NAME
• RICE PUDDING WITH CHERRY SAUCE
• COLD COMFORT

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