The Welland Tribune - 2018-06-04

• Rose Festival crowns its new court
• Fans flock to Falls Comic Con
• Health care top Niagara Centre issue: candidates
• More than two dozen distinct parties are vying for your vote in the Ontario election
• Lynton Davies cadets soar at review
• Artists in Rose Festival’s spotlight
• Open-water competitio­n makes big splash in Welland
• When Wynne threw in the towel ...
• Environmen­tal positions show divisions between parties
• Trans Mountain will be Trudeau’s toughest test
• Niagara Falls Women’s Half Marathon a family affair
• Parties pledge action on school closures
• Wynne still working to prevent majority
• Canadians could opt for homemade goods
• U.S.-China trade talks end in an impasse
• At least 46 migrants drown off Tunisia
• Kudlow: Trudeau is ‘overreacti­ng’ to U.S. tariffs
• Port Colborne Country Club a “New Era” has begun…
• A message from the Executive Director of the South Niagara Chambers
• Crossley sets gold standard in Canadian secondary schools rowing
• 5-goal third period lifts A’s over Northmen
• Penalty no detour to victory lane
• Zverev expects five sets with Thiem
• DeChambeau scrambles to victory
• Ovie is on fire for the determined Capitals
• Smoak’s sixth-inning homer helps Blue Jays beat Tigers, 8-4
• Tkachuk has chance to add to family’s legacy
• J.R. Smith on playing with LeBron: ‘It’s a gift and a curse’
• Columbus scores three late goals, salvages 3-3 draw with Toronto FC
• Serena vs. Sharapova, an enduring rivalry
• Truex pulls away on final restart to win at Pocono Raceway
• A farewell to the road for Paul Simon
• A deep dive into troubled water
• Escape your fantasy world
• Horoscopes
• More of us can count on more time dodging the dementia bullet
• Grow happiness through focus and practice
• L.A TIMES CROSSWORD

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