The Niagara Falls Review - 2017-03-04

• Refugee numbers spike
• ‘No issues of concern’ after Marineland inspection
• Catholic teachers face threat of lockout
• Span closed for eight years will be rebuilt
• Cops ask Region not to release bridge report
• Jail for Niagara Falls dad who molested daughter
• Teens overwhelme­d by support
• Police say other fires connected to 2010 murder
• Grade 3 students create wetlands show for gallery
• She plays with the boys
• Access to Thompson’s Point closed for Wildplay work
• Ordinary folks can help stop human traffickin­g
• When it comes to racism, we could all be braver
• Tragedy of fetal alcohol disorder reaches all of society
• Trudeau’s ‘welcome to Canada’ sends confusing message
• Who wouldn’t want a second chance at life?
• St. Catharines could ban ‘brewfing’
• WELLAND CANAL
• N.B. eyes major electoral reform
• It’s all in the tail: New theory for why some dinos stood on two feet
• Toronto Mayor ‘very concerned’ as house prices continue soaring
• New ’60s scoop lawsuit filed
• Worldwide investigat­ion finds significan­t wildlife crime, including in Canada
• Thousands flee fighting
• U.S. launches strikes on al-Qaida in Yemen
• The man at heart of scandals
• China warns India over Dalai trip
• East Africa in grip of severe drought
• Oregon worries about pot crackdown
• The heroic life of Chippawa son George Bukator
• Feud exposes misogyny
• Much to be proud of, Oscars prez says
• Digital exhibit spurs young minds, bodies
• So what have you given up for Lent?
• Outdoor cooking not so easy
• Alan Barillaro still processing Oscar win
• Home-ice advantage
• ‘We just played too fancy’
• Athletics open ACH playoffs
• ‘Now it’s my turn to come out and do what I can do’
• The hockey pay gap
• Soccer lawmakers mull tennis-style penalty shootout pattern
• White Sox waive ex-Jay Lawrie

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