The Niagara Falls Review - 2018-08-31

• The spirit returns for Celebratio­n of Nations
• Ontario ombud to investigat­e CAO hiring
• Falls council needs to meet more often: Craitor
• The Ford government wants Ontarians to weigh in on how they would like to see the province save $6 billion from the budget //
• Circle the Course to hit track in Fort Erie
• Teacher jailed for child porn possession
• The luxury of a meatless diet
• Doug Ford’s war on the poor is anything but populist
• Myanmar’s military butchers should be brought to justice
• Auto sector in the balance
• CAA fights for motorist rights through towing bill of rights
• 420 Expo coming to Falls in 2019
• Fort Erie incentive program provides a facelift
• YouTuber attacked while livestream­ing in Garden City
• Canada now ready to make big NAFTA decisions, says Freeland
• Ottawa, Ontario spar over climate plan
• HHS bridging gap with Indigenous families
• Two groups in ‘altercatio­n’ before shots fired at Yorkdale
• Internal review to examine suicides among Ontario Provincial Police
• Dairy farmers worried about U.S. takeover
• NAFTA deal hinges on dairy, drugs and trade disputes
• Workers weren’t protected in fatal B.C. ammonia leak: report
• California moves to mandate female board directors
• Microsoft to require contractor­s to give paid family leave
• Economy surges in Q2: StatsCan
• Appeal Court quashes approval of Trans Mountain expansion
• Mourners pay respects to McCain
• Man made death threats after Trump editorials: prosecutor­s
• Aussie captures Canadian championsh­ip
• IceDogs’ expectatio­ns rising with camp
• Canadian basketball women gather for training
• The Donaldson dilemma a pain for Blue Jays
• Happ turns into Yankees’ unlikely ace
• Canada to play U.S. for bronze at women’s World Cup
• Twenty-something: Williams sisters go at it again at U.S. Open
• Packers QB Rodgers happy deal done on 4-year extension worth $134 million
• East may be least, but Harris believes Redblacks belong in the CFL’s elite
• Toronto FC keeps Osorio in the fold
• Herdman summons Davies for U.S. Virgin Islands game
• Shaw back with England squad after shining for Manchester United
• Baseball players are famous for clichés
• France’s Bouhanni sprints to stage win in Vuelta
• Combined Koreas basketball team to play for gold
• Searching takes a few too many turns
• Cool finale of Kin can’t save it from clichés
• Kim Thuy among finalists for New Academy Prize in Literature
• Tantrums a cry for help
• Horoscopes
• Do you know Jack?
• Romance with a side of silliness
• L.A TIMES CROSSWORD

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