The Welland Tribune - 2017-10-27

• A safe place in which to die
• Budget set to increase
• Council approves fire hall repairs
• Teaching a generation to code
• Details emerge about Salmon Arm search
• Catholic Pilgrimage takes it to the streets Sunday
• 2017 Pilgrimage Times and Routes
• Hefty fine for e-bike rider on modified bike without insurance
• Opposition offers energy criticism, but not options
• Generous politician­s are unaffordab­le
• Liberals committed to never-ending deficits
• Free speech is a right
• Holy Trinity Church celebratin­g its 160th anniversar­y
• Cyberattac­ks ‘worrisome’
• Torture victims get $31M from feds
• ‘Marijuana’ a racist word, says Halifax city councillor
• Pediatrici­ans ‘increasing­ly’ being asked about assisted death for kids, survey finds
• Cases ‘on the trash heap’
• Scientists hope to end epidemic in bats
• Dozens killed in factory fire
• Electronic warfare worries NATO
• Neo-Nazi leader arrested in murder plot
• There’s a reason the F-150 is Canada’s No. 1
• Pacifica hybrid is a solid bet
• Daughter in stalemate withholds grandchild visits
• Coffee giant Timmies sees gains as franchisee­s fight with parent
• Amazon expands into Alberta
• Standouts in soccer
• ‘Team-first’ roster begins taking shape
• Brock named hub for rowing
• Redblacks have sights set on first in CFL East
• Around the world with basketball
• Raptors revert to bad habits in agonizing loss to Warriors
• Canadian Rugby legend honoured
• Virtue and Moir begin Olympic quest at Skate Canada
• Kings’ winger Adrian Kempe piling up goals against Canadian teams

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