The Welland Tribune - 2020-04-30

• On the front line in Unit 4A
• Women hoping for good news about maternity leaves
• Teachers send grads signs of recognitio­n
• DIFFERENT SPEEDS
• Public health: ‘It’s not a time for us to let up’
• Police watchdog rules police botched investigat­ion
• Digital health revolution coming of age during pandemic
• On testing, Ford’s best may not be good enough
• Speeding high-end cars pose danger
• Health foundation says financial donations needed right now
• I’m medicating due to my abusive elderly mother
• Ontario expands emergency child care
• Funeral homes brace for wave of memorial services
• As Quebec plans to reopen, care homes still a virus battlegrou­nd
• As COVID-19 infections dwindle, Hong Kong protests gain steam
• Oil producers feeling pain of economic ‘train wreck’
• Canadian firms report pandemic plunge
• Energy group calls for end to hydro subsidies
• Maple Leaf to take $20M hit on higher spending
• River Lions bringing ‘mane’ men back for a second season
• Blue liner signs on the dotted line
• Williams has skills to be top pick
• Government in talks with CFL about financial-aid package
• Goodell reduces salary to $0, NFL workers taking pay cuts
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD

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