The Welland Tribune - 2018-07-14

• CAO report leaves questions unanswered
• Owner of John Deere plant working to clean up site
• ‘There’s the reason why we need a supervisor’
• Sex-ed repeal harms kids: Horwath
• Harvest yields 80 kilograms of food for Port Cares
• NATO leaders stand by as Trump lectures from his fact-free bubble
• Bombast and lies aside, Trump has a point about NATO and Russia
• Change must rise from the grassroots
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Cirque du Soleil transports Meridian Centre with Corteo
• ‘I’m not being greedy,’ aunt says of $1.2M jackpot win
• Ontario Tories cancel 758 clean energy deals
• 12 Russians accused of hacking Democrats in 2016 U.S. election
• Eight endangered black rhinos die in Kenya after relocation
• Former Pakistan leader returns home to begin 10-year prison sentence
• British police confirm source of Novichok poisoning
• Trump pulls diplomatic backflip
• SEC probes why Facebook didn’t warn sooner on privacy lapse
• Microsoft calls on U.S. to regulate facial-recognitio­n technology
• Manual transmissi­ons still beloved by some
• Pay now or pay more on credit
• NAFTA talks hurt exports: EDC poll
• Ein prosit to 60 years of soccer
• Race down memory lane highlights Nostalgia Night
• A’s push reigning champs to brink
• Does Wimbledon need 5th-set tiebreaker?
• Getting serious about soccer in Canada
• Croatia’s return: Scandal, racist fans, many in the nation were disgusted with the team
• Croatian-Canadians look forward to World Cup final with pride
• Newgarden looks for ‘sweet’ revenge
• A ‘transfer’ stage: Time to relax on longest leg of Tour de France
• Fleury inks three-year extension with Knights
• LA. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADA ACROSS AND DOWN
• Take a beautiful stroll
• Horoscopes
• The Wauds of Queen Street
• Launch your summertime investment strategy

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