Windsor Star - 2020-12-31

• Normally busy businesses brace for quiet year end
• Second vaccine for LTC home residents
• Ford says he knew of MPP'S trip
• Finland a big step up in competitio­n for Canada
• A YEAR NOT SOON FORGOTTEN
• Families of Iran air crash victims to get $150,000
• Home helps young mothers on the margins of society
• Pair of drama groups to collaborat­e
• Ministry issues orders to companies following fatal industrial mishap at Cantelon Drive job site
• Tory riding associatio­ns donate 100K face shields
• AUTOMAXX ONLY SELL CARS THEY’D SELL TO FAMILY OR FRIENDS
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• A YEAR OF DEATH, PROTEST, RESILIENCE & HEARTBREAK
• Ottawa's response to Zhang conviction `meek'
• OTTAWA PLANS TO REQUIRE AIR TRAVELLERS TO TEST NEGATIVE FOR COVID-19 BEFORE LANDING IN CANADA IN RESPONSE TO CONCERNS THAT PEOPLE VACATIONIN­G ABROAD COULD BRING THE CORONAVIRU­S HOME WITH THEM.
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT EATING A CHRISTMAS TREE
• Mary Ann a favourite on Gilligan's Island
• Canada to require COVID tests of travellers
• Argentina Senate votes to legalize abortion
• CONDO CONUNDRUM
• A TECH-HEAVY RIDE
• STRANGER THINGS HAVEN'T HAPPENED
• Soul Searching
• THE ELITE EPISODES OF 2020
• A SORT OF REALITY
• The empires strike back
• NEWCOMER SETS THE PACE FOR LUXURY SPORT EVS
• How to catch paint problems in time
• NEW TRUCK IS HANDSOME, RUGGED AND FUEL EFFICIENT
• SAVINGS TO BE HAD WITH PURCHASE OF USED TIRES
• B.C. luxury tax prompts restorer to ship 1930 Bentley back to England
• HUMIDITY MAY BE THE CULPRIT
• Preparatio­n is key
• Powerfully entertaini­ng entry in hatchback field
• A LOT OF PUNCH FOR A NON-BMW
• Is routine maintenanc­e still needed?
• Wrangler Rubicon 392 promises powerful fun
• THE PRICE IS RIGHT
• LIVING LARGE IN A TINY HOUSE
• DON'T GET YOUR KNICKERS IN A TWIST

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