The Niagara Falls Review - 2020-03-28

• New nursing home cluster amid rising COVID deaths and economic gloom
• Public health may not report virus deaths
• Outbreak declared in Welland retirement home
• STAFF WORKING AT HOME
• Brock tech creating face shields to protect paramedics
• Agencies switch gears to ensure kids are still well fed
• COVID-19 pandemic will redefine the way we shop for groceries and use food services
• Ford and Phillips fall short on providing help for unemployed
• Trusted news sources needed more than ever
• Pandemic forces courts to use audio conferenci­ng to deal with cases
• Drive-thru flowers — share the joy
• U.S. braces for new outbreaks
• U.S. troops at border would be a mistake, PM says
• Leaders detail concerns about effects of virus on Indigenous population­s
• N.B. man allegedly coughs in person’s face
• Maduro threatens ‘cowboy’ Trump after drug charge
• Epidemic inside pandemic in Iran
• Political strife in Kabul dogs talks with Taliban
• South Africa has first death as lockdown gets underway
• Netflix reduces video quality in Canada
• BoC cuts key interest rate target to 0.25%
• Canadian crude dips as shipping tops value
• Three rowing events on Martindale Pond cancelled
• Duel on the Dirt series returning for a second season
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD

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