Windsor Star - 2022-04-21

• Jail plagued by COVID, crowding
• Project aims to get kids walking, biking to school
• National Debt Clock tour stops in Windsor
• Essex short-term rental bylaw still needs work
• County to expand electronic meetings for council
• Education Ministry simply ignores Covid-related letters from school board
• Wheatley evacuation zone easing going smoothly
• One dead, one in hospital after capsizing canoe off Ipperwash Beach
• POWER, WITH CLASS
• Battle over dental care plan looming
• Ottawa will `align' with bilingual order
• 14 burial sites found at former school
• Accused of sexual misconduct, Anglican Archbishop resigns
• GMO mosquitoes project going well, biotech firm says
• ASTRONOMER­S DISCOVER NEW TYPE OF STAR EXPLOSION
• CAN YOU SPLIT IT SO THE CREAM DIVIDES EVENLY?
• A life of risk to unveil Sicilian underworld
• Canadian Natural Resources hits $100B market valuation
• Blue Jays face tight race in competitiv­e AL East
• TOP-RANKED SPITFIRES TEAM TO BEAT AS PLAYOFFS BEGIN
• O'brien leads Leamington into GOJHL conference semifinals
• RAPS SEARCH FOR SUCCESS WITHOUT GETTING GIMMICKY
• Shriver had `traumatic' relationsh­ip with coach from age 17
• Tunnel group wanted $22K for release of info
• Families applaud call to keep masks for care homes
• Kingsville school constructi­on off and running
• Tunnel traffic rebounds as cross-border COVID testing lifted
• A REFINED CROSSOVER
• Leamington readies for return to PRECOVID patio regulation­s
• `A Day For A Life' golf tournament to return this summer
• QUEST TO FIND ORDER IN OUR CHAOTIC WORLD
• Federal funding to support hundreds of small businesses in west Windsor

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