The Welland Tribune - 2017-10-30

• Solidarity in pilgrimage
• Change of command for Niagara’s regiment
• College student council urging end to strike
• ‘My culture saved my life’
• Authors share untold stories of their books
• Rain no match for Lions doughnuts
• Discharge in million-dollar NRP vandalism case
• So far, so good for B.C. NDP’s opening 100 days
• Morneau hardly alone with conflicts of interest
• Face-covering law lacks common sense
• Trudeau government’s small business tax changes won’t help the middle class
• Charges bylaw becoming ‘Frankenste­in’
• Dufault taking over at Carousel Players
• Region considers insurance savings
• Liberals given warning over bid
• Sale of shares not an admission of conflict of interest, says Morneau
• Sanders says Canadian health care system sets ‘strong example’ for U.S.
• ‘Our existence is our resistance’
• No salmon return to Canada river, bringing New England fears
• Manitoba judges visit Indigenous leaders to try to boost access to justice
• Huge rally in Barcelona
• House tied to 1692 Salem witch trials rises from near ruin
• Puerto Rico gov. seeks to cancel Whitefish contract
• ‘Who is going to protect us?’
• Rift between two main political factions widens
• U.K. to investigat­e trade minister who asked aide to buy sex toys
• Hockey passion hazardous to health?
• Turning kids on to fitness
• Toxic drunk pauses in the beer aisle
• ‘TV is killing it right now’
• Switch’s Odyssey — fun and optimistic
• Thor, S.W.A.T. take aim
• Costume party
• Boo-eries embrace Halloween spirit
• Outage on offence
• Falcons salute first captain, first decade
• OCAA notices Niagara successes
• Lots of emotions await Marleau
• After record-breaking regular season, Toronto FC moves into post-season mode
• Boucher pleased with Senators battle level
• Eagles take control of NFC
• Ray and Reilly could head Most Outstandin­g Player voting

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