The Niagara Falls Review - 2019-07-12

• Falls CAO’s contract extended: FOI documents reveal
• Long-term care homes financing up in air
• Niagara eye doctor charged with fraud
• COUNTERMEA­SURES
• Dangerous driver awaits sentencing for causing bodily harm
• Fort Erie theatre to screen ‘Unplanned’
• Falls public health site to open this fall
• A policy that covers up its purpose
• Scheer has boxed himself in on climate change policies
• Ford government to blame as aid society’s board quits
• Niagara’s Tim Hicks up for four Canadian Country Music Awards
• Transformi­ng backyards − Natural Light Patio Covers from VanAm Constructi­on
• Welland backs family facing deportatio­n
• ‘Work to do’ to sell Canadians on climate action: PM
• McCallum in hot water over election advice to China
• Bantleman released from Indonesian jail
• Newfoundla­nd captivated with marine visitors
• Toronto geriatric hospital lets go 150 employees for alleged benefits fraud
• Sanders plans trip to Canada with group seeking cheaper insulin
• Wild storms kill at least 7 in Greece
• Trump’s media vilificati­on called out at press freedom meet
• Britain says Iran tried to block tanker in Gulf
• First rough total for Trump’s July 4th fete — $5.4M
• Delta gains from MAX grounding and high demand
• Amazon to retrain a third of its U.S. workforce
• Pet stores grapple with food fears
• CannTrust’s Danish partner quarantine­s more pot
• Health-care app streamline­s medical records for people with chronic illness
• Twitter testing ‘hide’ feature in Canada
• Trump shows love-hate for social media
• Niagara teen taking the next step
• Athletics take first game of series over Arrows
• Notre Dame graduate Knighted
• Serena not focusing on Grand Slam tally
• Robot umpires debut in Atlantic League
• A game that needs fixing
• Ball Four author Bouton changed sports coverage
• Bautista Agut joins Big 3 in semis
• Sutter brings keen eye to Ducks
• Toronto FC makes move to bolster club’s scoring
• Unbeaten Bombers stay on the wary path
• While he’s never won in Toronto, Hinchcliff­e is still the headliner
• CBC targets young adults with Gem service slate
• Absence of female nominees for CCMA Awards ‘bad timing’
• Podcast about deaths of Indigenous youth coming to TV
• Awkwafina gets her first leading role
• Québécois films need help reaching English audiences, say directors
• Stuber is a cinematic car wreck
• Emmy-winning actor Rip Torn has died at the age of 88
• Divorced dad in love with distant friend
• Horoscopes
• L.A TIMES CROSSWORD

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