The Niagara Falls Review - 2018-03-21

• Patience needed before spring weather arrives
• CAA Niagara focuses on ‘bad and the bumpy’
• Profane pro-Trump protest sign OK, court rules
• Proposed new bill would tighten controls on sale, licensing of firearms
• Diodati address sells out in advance
• Pickleball players looking for courts
• Probation for man who assaulted babysitter
• Policy vs. personalit­y in Ontario
• Pay equity laws alone won’t close the gap for women
• Let’s take a break from the hubbub and celebrate spring
• Spy agencies to look into Facebook scandal
• Electronic records would increase patient privacy
• Wynne would offer seniors free pharmacare
• Five kids charged with separate social-media threats
• Student opens fire in Maryland high school
• Trump, Putin discuss possible summit
• Syria monitors: IS militants seize Damascus neighbourh­ood
• Koreas, U.S. talks won’t include nuclear weapons
• FedEx follows Amazon into robotic future
• Amazon said to consider buying some Toys ‘R’ Us stores to boost footprint
• Package explodes in Texas FedEx centre, linked to bomb spree
• Slovakia’s president nixes proposed new government
• St. Catharines hands out hardware
• Longtime coach back behind the bench
• Canucks stave off eliminatio­n
• Happ gets ball for opening day
• Dodgers’ starting rotation has been the focal point of success
• Senators announce Karlsson’s son has died
• GMs want consistenc­y on goalie interferen­ce
• Larry Kwong was NHL’s 1st player of Asian descent
• Jones tops Denmark for fifth straight win
• NBA players addicted to their phones
• Sister Jean has become Loyola’s ‘internatio­nal celebrity’
• From food truck to painter’s studio
• The joy of creating slow food
• You know the answer
• Horoscopes
• Juno nominee’s spirited return
• Station 19 doesn’t ignite
• CROSSWORD

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