The Welland Tribune - 2020-05-29

• St. Catharines to start ticketing COVID-19 rule breakers
• Niagara casinos plan for a ‘new world’
• Medical officers of health want COVID-19 voice
• Fire does $500,000 damage to auto shop
• No changes coming to distancing rules despite warm weather
• Hong Kong protesters wanted too much and now they will pay a terrible price
• When we say ‘elective’ what we really mean is ‘scheduled’
• The U.S. should help Canada in Meng dispute
• Habitat for Humanity Niagara looking to restore services
• Canada slams China on Hong Kong law
• Tam says Canada a series of ‘regional epidemics’
• Trudeau, allies call for global unity
• For municipali­ties, wait continues for aid package
• Tory hopes investigat­ion into Toronto woman’s death will bring answers
• National Guard called into Minneapoli­s
• Trump targets Twitter, threatens changes to law enshrined in USMCA
• Torstar’s prospectiv­e owners seek ‘ways to grow’
• Toronto police release shocking video of shooting
• Pandemic may accelerate cashless shift, experts say
• Canada bound for mediocre growth in 2020
• Amazon to keep most jobs added during pandemic
• Apple invests in Siri
• EasyJet to cut third of workforce, plans to resume some service
• ‘High Note’ easy listening for troubled times
• ‘Vast of Night’ offers fresh bent with extraterre­strials
• Virus has ruined the love affair with my married boyfriend
• L.A TIMES CROSSWORD
• May is Community Living Month in Ontario.
• IceDogs review options after assistant coach’s departure
• The time Doc was simply perfect
• Australian rugby league back after two-month virus break
• Italy’s Serie A given green light to resume June 20
• Premier League plans June 17 restart in empty stadiums

The Welland Tribune - 2020-05-28

The Welland Tribune - 2020-05-30