The Welland Tribune - 2020-05-06

• Gardeners getting ready to dig in to essential community plots
• Marinas to remain closed to public, but allow for prep work
• COVID-19 cases to rise as economy reopens
• Canadians killed by COVID-19 passed 4,000 as provinces eased anti-pandemic restrictio­ns
• Making it official in the time of COVID-19
• Women’s group condemns attack on Ip
• Jackson-Triggs brings concert series online with iHeartRadi­o
• It’s far from certain that this pandemic will mark a turning point for planet earth
• Ontario needs a ‘new normal’ in post-pandemic long-term care
• People over economy even when it hurts
• Niagara-on-the-Lake financier faces new charges
• Food purveyors make it easy to avoid grocery store
• Canadian Screen Award winners to reveal 2020 winners in virtual presentati­ons
• My son is at greater risk of COVID-19 from vaping
• Premier calls for increased testing
• Most Canadians pleased with pace of loosening restrictio­ns, poll suggests
• Oregon woman’s sweet gesture raises money, nourishes ‘bellies and souls’
• PM deflects questions about military’s delay in confirming crash
• Philippine­s orders leading TV network to cease operations
• U.S. infection rate rises outside N.Y.
• Pro-Beijing coalition launched in Hong Kong
• George Weston feels burn as restaurant­s remain closed
• RioCan freezes new, early projects to cut costs
• Trade gap widens in March on falling oil, auto exports
• Basketball lifer focuses on an audience he can’t see
• Coaches use down time to share strategies
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