Windsor Star - 2020-05-14

• FATAL STABBING PROBE
• Food producers stiffen biosecurit­y
• Financial hole could force city to borrow
• NEW SERIES FOR LEMIRE
• Players, league could face showdown over salaries
• The Dears releasing album made for tough times
• Long-term care home grapples with outbreak fatalities
• How pandemic is turning ‘A-list’ into ‘grey list’
• FCA Canada donates $100K to help feed the hungry
• Virus may never go away, WHO says
• Widespread testing of local homeless population finds zero cases of COVID-19
• Fermi 2 struggles with large COVID-19 outbreak among workers
• Lakeshore name change made official
• Health unit urges caution as businesses reopen
• Speed limit near school in Stoney Point being reduced
• In pursuit of a bigger purpose
• MAKE CERB PAYMENT EVEN IF CLAIMANT QUIT, STAFF TOLD
• Debt binge a very real risk
• VIRUS RAGES AS DEATH TOLL SOARS IN BRAZIL
• HARPER ON COVID-19 AND SMALLER GOVERNMENT
• Damon under ‘fairy tale’ quarantine
• Cuban will bring Mavericks back under ‘White House’ testing rules
• RIVERSIDE GETS ANOTHER DAY IN THE SUN
• MILLER THE FIRST RAPTOR BACK IN TEAM’S FACILITY
• Pro golf swinging into new territory
• V-10 TRULY PRICELESS
• V-8 Land Rover Defender reported back
• Feds want equity option through loan program
• Fed boss pleads for more support amid gloomy outlook for U.S. economy
• Researcher­s Close in on a Pain Reliever Specific to Neuropathy
• Norwegian divestment follows trend of investors’ pivot away from oilsands
• Statcan suspends preview of jobs report after data leak
• TEENAGE DRAMA
• STILL A MYSTERY
• THE FRONT OF THE COVID-19 FRONTLINES
• Hôtel-dieu Grace Healthcare nurse volunteers to be redeployed to local long-term care home
• Prestigiou­s award celebrates all nurses in Windsor-essex
• PICTURE OF POISE
• One nurse’s war against COVID-19 in Montreal
• SARS battle prepared nurses to take on COVID-19
• Truth about the value of nurses being revealed during COVID-19 crisis
• Nursing and health-care aide students’ graduation­s fast-tracked to join the fight against COVID-19
• London doctor, nurse design COVID Warrior socks to boost team spirits
• FAMILY FIRST FOR FULL-TIME NURSE AND PART-TIME CFL OFFICIAL
• ‘WE LIVED IN CONSTANT FEAR’
• JARVIS: ANSWERING THE CALL
• As nurse and athlete, Danielle Austin doesn’t quit
• WINDSOR REGIONAL HOSPITAL NURSES TAKE ON COVID-19
• Mission Institutio­n nurse says ‘amazing’ team tackling outbreak
• BOXER KIM CLAVEL RETURNS TO BOXING DURING CORONAVIRU­S PANDEMIC
• Donated RVS help health-care workers isolate from families
• Local architect makes face shields for ‘scared’ health-care workers
• Signs of support for frontline workers appear across Sarnia

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