The Welland Tribune - 2017-11-04

• Saluting those who served
• Animal cruelty charges dropped against Niagara vet
• Police privatizat­ion proposed
• Of towers and billing powers
• No pot shop for Niagara — yet
• Garbage collection to cost less for most of Niagara in 2018
• Life in prison for murder of Niagara Falls man
• Nine arrested in ‘ dial for dope’ crack down
• Dog tags help locate missing pups
• Meridian centre wants extra security
• Real world experience
• Quebec’s Bill 62 opens season on racial hatred
• Neighbourh­ood watches expand to be neighbourl­y
• ‘ Zombie walkers’ bill wanders off reality
• Time to strengthen real estate education
• Will Wynne- whacking work?
• Stress in U. S. a good sign
• Liberals at the halfway mark
• Rae urged to pressure Myanmar’s neighbours to stop Rohingya crackdown
• Only two ministers ever held indirect assets without a blind trust, Dawson says
• Do we really need to fall back?
• Cities raise concerns over processing compostabl­e coffee pods
• Trump on a tangent
• Migrant ship sinks off Greek island
• ISIS ousted from city
• Making braille literacy relevant
• U. S. gun deaths rise
• Death in the family redefines the family
• Baldwin admits to bullying
• Pfeiffer upset she didn’t reprise role as Catwoman
• ‘ No need to regulate overbookin­g’
• Economy added 35,300 jobs last month, unemployme­nt rate up: Statistics Canada
• Apple’s iPhone X draws crowds as in- store sales begin
• Still in the running
• Niagara 3- 0 in men’s hoops
• ‘ It’s where I belong’
• ‘ Putin Team,’ assemble
• World Series champion Astros hold off on White House talk
• Herdman wins coach of the year award
• Earnhardt back for final race at Texas, where he got 1st win
• Stephen Curry puzzled by mention in GOP tax proposal
• Reviving internatio­nal soccer

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