The Welland Tribune - 2020-05-21

• Masks required in Niagara hospitals
• Wait for care workers’ promised pandemic pay unfair, union says
• Allergies or COVID-19? Niagara public health says get tested
• TEMPERED EXPECTATIO­NS
• Niagara native awarded grant for pollinator recovery program
• Fire destroys part of marijuana facility
• Catholic school board plans to resume search for new director
• Why it is dangerous to use the language of war about COVID-19
• Pandemic is teaching us that nature is essential to our health
• Ford stumbles over long-term care inquiry call
• Live music returning to care homes
• Nurses are the ‘human face of care’
• ‘Batwoman’ lead exits superhero series after just one season
• My daughter thinks virus is political, not medical
• > STARS: JACQUELINE BIGAR
• What makeup suits a preteen?
• Ford ‘shocked’ by COVID-19 testing numbers
• Canadians should wear masks when in public, Tam says
• Millions flee as cyclone batters India, Bangladesh
• Alberta’s oilsands, U.S. politician­s have history
• Johnson & Johnson halts sales of talc-based powder in Canada, U.S
• Former Molson head dies at 68, company says
• Fort Erie plans to open June 2 without fans in the stands
• Rob Rainville grew up at the motorcycle track
• Varsity athletes in limbo over COVID-19
• FC Seoul faces sanctions after putting sex dolls in seats
• Ex-NFL star Johnson leaves $1,000 tip at Florida eatery
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