The Welland Tribune - 2017-11-02

• Festival of Lights goes bigger, brighter
• New hospital best: Smith
• Falls man cleared of manslaught­er charge within hours of arrest
• WonderFall­s Pass on sale for Niagarans
• Living wage employer list grows
• Leave food donations on doorsteps Saturday
• Goal of revolution­s sometimes too lofty
• We shouldn’t play along with Amazon’s game
• War to save wetlands requires ammunition
• What future for public participat­ion in Montreal?
• Running offers gift of mental health
• Region to consider 2018 rate hikes
• Fiery 400 crash ‘ apocalypti­cal’
• HBC received unsolicite­d offer
• Papa John’s cites NFL controvers­y in weak pizza sales growth
• U. S. gov’t won’t pursue talking car mandate
• Feds preview peacekeepi­ng plan
• Ontario introduces pot legislatio­n with steep fines
• NDP wants Liberals to drop pension bill
• ‘ It’s just like it happened yesterday’
• Watchdog’s bread price fixing probe ‘ shocking, bizarre,’ analysts say
• Only 5% of Canadian tech companies have female chief executives: Report
• ‘ They saw NYC as a special place’
• ‘ It is so divisive even today’
• Lawyer: Ousted Catalan leader won’t go to Madrid court
• Chrysanthe­mums steal the show
• Ready, set — go outside!
• The cannabis industry is more than smoke
• Mother’s cancer gets in the way of a wedding
• Paper Bag Princess taps Banks, Robbie
• GGBooks winners announced
• Massive ship, fresh waters
• Piven denies allegation­s
• Dynasties doomed?
• Regals finally win one
• Regals stats reflect first win
• Humphries headlines bobsled World Cup roster
• The hunt for Team Canada
• Sens searching for answers to fix struggles

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