Windsor Star - 2020-11-25

• Family of boy, 7, killed in hit-and-run thankful for love shown by community
• City back in the recycling business
• New contract won't change Vanvleet's approach
• Cookbook offers classic Italian dishes
• PLAYING SANTA FOR SENIORS
• STUDENTS ASSISTANCE
• Cocaine trafficker sentenced to year of house arrest, probation
• Area hit with 55 new COVID cases
• $100,000 donation made by Quesnel to help men at risk of homelessne­ss
• Cities integral in fighting climate change: ex-mayor
• Parts of Ontario still rebuilding after recession
• Masse urges saving traffic-control tower
• Pandemic making it hard for some to care for pets
• `Triple black swan' event to push Alberta budget deficit to $21.3B
• Bank watchdog not yet ready to lift ban on dividend hikes, stock buybacks
• Airlines expect losses to hit record US$157B
• Canada's move on `hostage diplomacy'
• U. S. PRESIDENT-ELECT JOE BIDEN WILL BEGIN TO GET THE NATION'S MOST CLASSIFIED INTELLIGEN­CE AFTER THE WHITE HOUSE SIGNED OFF TUESDAY ON PROVIDING HIM THE PRESIDENTI­AL DAILY BRIEFING.
• REMEMBERIN­G FRENCH RESISTANCE HERO.
• BARBECUE OWNER ADAM SKELLY TURNED UP THE HEAT ON ONTARIO OFFICIALS TUESDAY, OPENING HIS TORONTO EATERY IN SPITE OF A BAN DUE TO TORONTO'S COVID OUTBREAK.
• THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY
• TORTINO DELLA VALLE GRANA ( POACHED PEARS WITH RADICCHIO AND CASTELMAGN­O CHEESE)
• Positive COVID tests put Ravens game in jeopardy
• Pistons acquire Stewart for centre Wood
• NO CONTACT, NO CHECKING, BUT IT'S GAME ON FOR JUNIORS
• NHL'S first Indigenous player dies due to COVID

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