The Niagara Falls Review - 2020-10-20

• Health department investigat­ing church
• Businesses want border open — when it’s safe
• Council pushes for dual-duty councillor proposal
• Ford plays a nasty Halloween trick on kids in COVID hot spots
• Two Niagara public schools confirm COVID-19 cases
• Games delay aids constructi­on
• Casino worker caught cheating at Niagara table game
• Eroding trust is partitioni­ng society and threatens to destroy democracy
• Women are still facing barriers to careers in skilled trades
• Declaratio­n is all about politics, not public health
• Increase in COVID-19 cases west of Niagara a concern
• The Canadian military’s most famous tweeter
• Donor doubling funds raised for mental health of Brock students
• Can I trust my husband after he used dating app?
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD
• Tories push debate that could force election
• Travel restrictio­ns at U.S. border extended to at least Nov. 21
• Universiti­es say cancelled exams won’t hurt post-secondary plans
• Indigenous fishers ‘let down’ by RCMP: Miller
• FCA deal to add 2,000 jobs by 2024
• Price stall prompts caution as oil firms release their results
• Regional airlines asking for liquidity
• Wholesale sales slowed in August
• Wendel is cooking six weeks into the Niagara five-pin season
• Athletes back in gym after a long stretch
• Hodgson returns to his roots
• Dodgers-Rays a rare matchup of MLB’s best
• Atlanta poised to take next step

The Niagara Falls Review - 2020-10-19

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