Windsor Star - 2020-06-30

• MARCH FOR MIGRANTS
• ‘Full-out onslaught’ on way to tackle farm crisis: Ford
• TOURISM GETS $500K BOOST
• Bus service upsets riders, even as city enters Stage 2
• MIRACULOUS GENEROSITY
• Spitfires sticking with Rafkin ahead of CHL Import Draft
• Experts keep close eye on U.S. COVID surge
• Full-time retirement is not for everyone
• EXPANDING FUTURES
• Thousands join in virtual Carrousel of Nations party
• Health unit calls in help as COVID-19 cases continue
• More COVID-19 mobile testing clinics planned across region
• Youth group wins second $20K design challenge
• ‘The party’s over’ for much maligned towing industry
• Water bottling policies get another look from province
• ‘IT’S STILL RIGHT HERE WITH US’
• THE U.S. SUPREME COURT DEFENDED ABORTION RIGHTS IN A MAJOR RULING ON MONDAY BY STRIKING DOWN A LOUISIANA LAW PLACING RESTRICTIO­NS ON DOCTORS WHO PERFORM THE PROCEDURE.
• FRANCIS ON LACK OF WEB POLICE.
• Records show charity closely tied to PM received multiple sole-source contracts
• Border shut ... except for about 200K per week
• Red Wings move training camp out of Traverse City
• DESPITE FLORIDA’S CASE RISE, RAPTORS COMFORTABL­E WITH NEW NBA PROTOCOL
• Coronaviru­s cases increase among NHL players
• Privacy probe targets Tims app
• Facebook sales at risk as Starbucks, Lululemon slash spending on ads
• Rogers to repatriate customer service from the Philippine­s back to Canada
• Chesapeake’s collapse is latest in long line of shale bankruptci­es
• Cirque creditors set to reject Tpg-led offer, sources say
• Marijuana slump creates distressed opportunit­ies
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• Let’s create a real legacy
• ALL TOGETHER NOW
• Pandemic crisis threatens progress on maternal health
• Juno Awards ceremony reflects the times
• Skirting around
• Anupaya celebrates ‘our shared wild spaces’
• THIS JUST IN
• ANATOMY OF AN ICONIC ALBUM

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