The Welland Tribune - 2017-10-19

• Nation loses music icon
• No talks scheduled as college strike continues
• ‘Urgent plea’ for food drive volunteers
• Clare Ave. extension to open by spring
• Zombies to invade downtown Welland Sunday night
• Fallen canal workers to be remembered on cemetery tour
• Letourneau name may be attached to park
• Anti-abortion protest law bogged down by politics
• Surprising fall of Kirkuk ends Kurdish dreams
• Fair Hydro scheme will waste billions
• Students are the forgotten majority
• Lights out for downtown holiday motion
• Pilot project with DSBN aimed at preventing youth homelessne­ss
• Region honours land sale to Nickel Brook Brewing
• Thorold costume parade going to the dogs
• ‘Comic con for horror’ convention coming to Falls
• PM on Downie: ‘It hurts’
• Quebec lawmakers pass controvers­ial law
• Industry may face new costs over methane cuts
• Canada heartened by new congressio­nal report on NAFTA: Source
• Marijuana rules will be ‘a work in progress’: Vancouver councillor
• Portuguese minister resigns over 106 wildfire deaths
• Wilson not backing down
• Al-Qaida set to gain as IS disintegra­tes
• Homegrown fall bouquets
• LIFE The forgotten man
• Sudden plan to move ties partner in knots
• Cassini Cellars takes charge at the InterVin Wine Awards
• Glioblasto­ma tough to treat: Docs
• Indigenous leaders praise Downie as friend
• Sisters are world beaters in duathlon
• Pair reconsider­ing retirment
• ‘This group needs everybody on every night’
• Racing returns in late May
• Brown gets second chance to make impression on Senators

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