The Welland Tribune - 2017-07-28

• Dying dealt with dignity
• Chiocchio desires recreation­al canal beach
• Police board OK’s $4.7M capital budget
• Wells of Hope Passion event at winery tonight
• Sweet! This spud’s for you
• ‘I do’ at the drive-thru
• Queen’s Park adjusting wetland conservati­on strategy
• $6.1M for water infrastruc­ture upgrades
• Gender quotas needed to ensure parity in politics
• Canada Post shamed into obeying bike-lane laws
• Boycott campaigns show mixed results
• Region not an environmen­tal protection agency
• Woman defrauded out of $5,000 for kitchen reno
• Guy Lafleur coming to Niagara in November
• The tale of Farley Mowat
• First Nations chiefs divided on national public inquiry: Bellegarde
• Surveillan­ce plane crews strained after three years flying over Iraq, Syria
• Bringing SafeMotos to Rwanda
• Man’s security clearance revoked after father found to be biker gang member
• B.C. court acquits four men accused of human smuggling in Tamil migrant case
• Scaramucci lobs grenades in already chaotic White House
• Cancer patient sues over license photo
• Businesses, cities cashing in on total solar eclipse crowds
• 570S looses its lid, keeps its performanc­e
• GT offers driving drama
• Niagara craft breweries raising a toast to awards
• Stepmother doesn’t want to see husband’s ex
• Was Fed statement hawkish or dovish?
• Battle of the border
• Oleksiak through to 100m freestyle final
• Jays to give Valdez another start
• Markov headed back to Russia
• Glen Abbey very ‘gettable’

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