Windsor Star - 2022-03-10

• Health unit urges caution as mandates removed
• Interim Green leader here on a `reconnecti­on' tour
• Pictures of past found in AKO Park dumpster
• Youth Diversion program moving downtown in April
• Music duo The Bishop Boys go back to the '70s for video
• LABOUR OF LOVE
• PUNCHY PRACTICALI­TY
• Trucker denied bid to remain in Canada
• NATO trying to counter Russian propaganda
• Canada urged to help avoid food shortage
• Zelenskyy to address Canadian parliament
• Shelflatio­n: a new challenge for shoppers
• Ontario MPP Baber to enter Tory leader race
• Terror plotter finds surprising defender
• Indigenous groups sign agreements for stake in Coastal Gaslink
• PATIENCE WEARING THIN IN THE DESERT AS COYOTES CONTINUE LONG STRUGGLE
• ROOKIE PENDRITH'S POWER SHOULD HELP AT SAWGRASS
• MLB cancels more games
• JANSSEN FITS RIGHT IN ON TEAM CANADA
• No short-term fix for shortage of high-tech chips in auto sector
• Local vaccinatio­n efforts shift to `catch-up' student immunizati­ons
• County prepares to receive Ukrainian refugees
• Wheatley wells being analyzed
• THE GOLDEN AGE OF ANTIQUE DEALERS
• Upcoming Ram EV will likely have range-extender version
• SHIFT TO EVS WILL REQUIRE MILLIONS OF CHARGING STATIONS
• CROSSOVER IS BALANCED — IN POWER, RIDE, COMFORT
• KEEP ON MOVIN'

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