The Niagara Falls Review - 2017-05-20

• Going wild on the Parkway
• Emergency crews in dark about nuke shipments
• Danger, futility in legislatin­g ethical behaviour
• More bridge work coming on QEW
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Greenbelt changes get mixed reviews
• Regional council votes to censure Petrowski
• Bar patron not guilty of aggravated assault
• WELLAND CANAL
• Fight for Welland Hospital not over yet
• ‘Dazed and daffy’ in Honeymoon Town
• Wynne’s Liberals: Rules? What rules?
• Common sense kicks in, prison farms regain hope
• Depictions of mental illness affect stigma
• Don’t get fooled again, America
• Protecting rights, preventing wrongs
• Today’s youth: A fragile future with a lot to manage
• Feds urge airlines to end bumping of passengers before law takes effect
• Prospect of NAFTA rewrite gives US farmers a case of jitters
• PM to seek papal apology
• RCMP showed due diligence on rifles, lawyer tells Moncton massacre trial
• Trudeau swats away Super Hornet questions amid Boeing-Bombardier dispute
• Interim Conservati­ve leader Rona Ambrose won’t vote for her replacemen­t
• Poll: With faith comes altruism
• Canadian injured in Times Square car attack in ‘very critical’ condition: Police
• Report: Trump called Comey a ‘nut job’
• Putin pledges to send food to Venezuela
• Thailand’s chunky monkey on diet after gorging on junk food
• Top prosecutor accuses Brazilian president of obstructin­g justice
• Never too late to kick bad habits
• Wife of elected official feels the burn
• When a mother helped bring world peace
• EMBRACING THE BEAT
• An odd dilemma for Twin Peaks
• After more than a century, Ringling Bros. circus folds up its tents
• McQueen tapped to direct Tupac doc
• Jurassic World stars make side trip
• Record-setting meet
• Cannons no hit Fantoms
• Oilers sign Dylan Wells
• Better than the alternativ­e
• ‘Nothing personal’

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