The Welland Tribune - 2017-10-28

• MacCulloch sworn-in
• Faculty congratula­te grads from picket lines
• Apparently, the future is ours to see
• Trees miss cue for showy colours
• Recycling challenge underway
• Region opposed to public health changes
• Jaeger retiring as Region’s medical officer of health
• French Catholic school board swears in new member from Welland
• More polling stations set for Welland vote
• Halloween costume tiff can take a twisted turn
• Number crunchers make world a better place
• We’re still awaiting Morneau’s apology
• Willy Porno and the hell wrought by high-school yearbooks
• Maps trace adventures modern and historic
• ‘Canada stays at the table’
• Morneau Shepell defends its dealings with Ottawa amid minister’s controvers­y
• Accused dined with parents before Quebec mosque attack, warrant says
• CSIS behaviour probed
• Halifax music fest apologizes for ‘overt racism’ at Polaris winner’s concert
• B.C. local government­s, police want money to enforce new pot laws
• Iraqi PM orders halt to troop movements
• Europol sends experts to Malta
• Factory owner questioned over fire
• Security forces kill 13 militants
• Trick-or-treat shifts to skate-or-swim
• Wheelchair should not be barrier to fitness
• Sibling is frustrated by one-way calling
• Harper Lee letters fetch $12,500
• DRIVING 370Z is deliciousl­y mechanical
• 2018 Aston Martin DB11 officially loses its roof
• ‘No place like home’
• By Josh, he’s back
• Knights remain alive for bronze
• TFC stars unfazed by fan abuse on the road
• Babcock shoulders blame for Leafs loss to Carolina
• Rainbow resurgence

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