The Niagara Falls Review - 2017-07-21

• Palliative care: Living out your best life
• BIA budget in at wire
• $4.2M to make County Fair Mall new Gilmore Lodge
• Five decades of patrolling the Welland River
• Town offer to purchase Parliament Oak refused
• Gorge rescue ends early
• Time for PM to play offence with NAFTA
• Hydro sticker shock due to Grit mismanagem­ent
• Green Energy Act dies painful, costly death
• Populism is sinister
• Court throws out conviction
• Knight Craft to push for stronger ties
• Trudeau says no issues raised to prevent Payette from becoming Governor General
• Mom hopes for help getting boy rescued from Iraqi militants
• Quebec shipyard talks vindicatio­n as it unveils new ship for navy
• More help on the way
• Sentencing for brothers in Calgary teen sex attack to resume in October
• Liberals look to meet increased youth jobs promise
• ‘I’ll be back soon,’ McCain says
• Two missing Burundi teens reportedly entered Canada
• Caracas grinds to a halt
• Hyundai jumps into the hothatch world
• E-Pace to be the least expensive Jaguar model
• No difference in vitamin D dosages for kids’ colds
• Misguided reliance on romance: Review
• ‘Revenge of the cable business’
• Fast-charging stations for electric cars coming to Trans-Canada Highway
• CROSSWORD
• HOROSCOPE
• Fantoms top Cobras for first win of ’17
• Jumpstart games rained out
• Yanks atop the British Open
• No sleep, jittery nerves and an opening 68 for Manley

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