The Welland Tribune - 2018-10-30

• Ambulances tout stroke awareness
• Church rebrands to focus on healing
• New Hope Centre leader settling in
• New regional councillor­s anxious to work
• Gerry Berkhout Trail opens Saturday
• Our national broadcaste­r needs to cure its case of serious CNN-envy
• Canada Post continues to fail to deliver for Canadians
• Hatred has no borders, including around Canada
• Newspaper coverage instrument­al in election
• November’s time to grow a mo
• Mobile cancer screening service coming to Port Colborne and Fort Erie
• American arrested at border with legally-purchased pot, gummy worms
• MPP moves for government transparen­cy
• Trump refocuses attacks on media amid criticism
• Eaton Centre shooter wanted ‘street justice’
• Premiers vow to reduce provincial trade barriers
• Toronto native Joyce Fienberg killed in Pittsburgh shooting
• Synagogue attack hits close to home for Quebec City mosque
• Toronto woman accused of stabbing fit to stand trial
• Synagogue murder suspect appears in court
• Toronto’s Sarah Henstra wins Governor General’s fiction prize
• WW Internatio­nal looks beyond dieting
• Warren Buffett’s firm invests millions in fintech
• American Apparel is staging a comeback
• IBM catching up with $34B Red Hat deal
• Facebook’s cheery revenue projection­s belie turmoil
• Indonesian budget airline crashes
• Merkel won’t seek a 5th term as chancellor
• Brazil’s far-right president draws concern
• Student dies after fight ends in gunfire at North Carolina school
• Falcons give Girhiny a warm welcome
• Generals march into bantam football finals
• Niagara College athletes shine on the court
• Leicester City confirms billionair­e owner’s death in helicopter crash
• Quest is complete for great Red Sox team
• Sweet, sweet retributio­n for former Blue Jay Price
• ‘Precious’ for Hamilton, ‘horrible’ for Vettel
• Leafs’ Matthews out at least four weeks
• NHL partners with Vegas betting giant
• Jaguars are falling apart, both on and off the field
• An epic day in Los Angeles sports history
• Raptors play long game by resting Leonard
• Points of honour: Avs boast top line in the NHL
• Long road through the minors leads to major Blue Jays job for Montoyo
• Browns fire Jackson, name Williams interim coach
• Ostanek still the polka king at 83
• Wishing, waiting and floating with Mel Monaco
• Voices of Freedom honouring black history
• Chose wrong woman, twice
• Horoscopes
• Your backyard birds need water
• Let them eat candy
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