The Niagara Falls Review - 2020-10-17

• Niagara making ‘fragile progress’
• Gates calls on province to act quickly on MRI
• Teen bank bandit sentenced to 28 months
• Accused Niagara murderer Michael Durant’s fate now in hands of judge
• Homelessne­ss called a top priority for Niagara
• Happily, it turns out democracy in Bolivia is not dead and gone after all
• Plight of homeless worsened by the pandemic
• Eagerness to learn creating new opportunit­ies in schools
• Mayor welcomes plans for St. Catharines Costco
• Canada backs exiled Belarus opposition
• PM wants united racism fight
• York Region latest to face stricter COVID-19 restrictio­ns
• Rememberin­g Laporte, 50 years after death
• Police crack down on protesters
• Virus at ‘turning point’ in Europe, hitting vulnerable
• Europe closer to letting 737 Max fly
• Company tests brewer-for-hire model
• Battle over mine ends with Barrick stake deal
• Energy demand to receive a winter work-from-home boost
• YouTube cracks down on QAnon posts
• It’s an unhappy new year for Brock
• Colt has his eye on the prize
• Shapovalov and Raonic advance to semifinals
• Kershaw can’t shake the monkey
• Bale’s Tottenham second debut awaits after anguish in Madrid
• Mutual admiration at centre of Brady-Rodgers relationsh­ip
• Taking a cue from Mother Nature
• The hidden history of W.G. Somerville & Sons
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD

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