The Welland Tribune - 2017-11-28

• Lion snapped on roadside
• Cirque du Soleil heading to Meridian Centre
• Torstar buys Tribune
• Lafleur coming to Niagara Falls
• Graduate inspires students to create change
• Author Tom Wilson always felt something wasn’t quite right in his life
• City, Niagara Region request judicial review of OLG’s casino plans
• We all have role to end domestic abuse
• Ontario PCs look like Liberals – only smarter
• Sesqui celebratio­ns go from lame to ridiculous
• Trudeau quietly strikes the right notes on North Korea
• Final census report to be released
• Feds should manage Alberta’s threatened caribou: Letter
• Trade, human rights on the agenda for PM’s China visit
• Volcano strands Canadians in Bali
• Board calling for improved fishing- industry regulation­s
• Indigenous man sick of being followed around at Regina Giant Tiger
• Marriage rumours confirmed
• Pope works to stop Rohingya crisis
• Talks set to resume
• Arctic calls out to Survivorma­n
• New Yuk Yuk’s club opens this week in Niagara Falls
• Wind in the Willows blows into Yellow Door Theatre
• Mullen pushes Canadian cinema in India
• Expo 67 documentar­y plays out like a thriller
• Interest in Juno Award continues
• Heart Niagara beating strong after 40 years
• NAFTA demise would cost Canadian retailers billions: Report
• Feds hope to fill Irving’s scheduling gap between patrol ships, warships
• Sharing holiday memories
• Learning boldness and self- confidence through comedy
• Cancer diagnosis necessitat­es grief circles
• CROSSWORD
• Knights on 4- 0 run
• Hammerhead­s sweep into segment
• Corvairs back in 1st place
• Leafs in tough against Flames
• By faith or by fumbles, Argos are champs
• TFC’s Vanney named MLS coach of the year after record- breaking season
• Rested Lowry still adjusting to new style
• All eyes now turn to Edmonton

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