A woman who posed as a victim of child sex trafficking in Sri Lanka will be among four receiving honorary degrees at spring convocation at the University of Windsor.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer addresses the media in Midland, Mich., May 20, 2020.
(Rebecca Cook/Reuters) After the Colonial Pipeline hack, the Michigan governor should know better. One of her predecessors does.
Former Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm’s response, as the U.S. Secretary of Energy, to the closure of one pipeline appears to be at odds with the plans of her Democratic ally and current governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer. Granholm, while scrambling to address a cyberattack-induced closure of a major East Coast pipeline, said in a press briefing that “pipe is the best way” to transport fuel. But Whitmer is attempting to forcibly close a regionally important pipeline. One of them is wrong.
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Pharmacists from Windsor who work in Michigan are offering to immunize thousands of people from here with the state’s surplus COVID-19 vaccine.
But it’s not happening and vials are expiring and being thrown out because the Canadian government won’t waive the two-week quarantine for returning travellers, Mayor Drew Dilkens said Thursday.
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“I don’t get the sense there’s any willingness from the federal government to provide flexibility from the existing rules to allow this to happen,” Dilkens said.