The Welland Tribune - 2020-06-25

• Doc reconsider­s mandatory masks
• March kiss the most recent for engaged, cross-border couple
• Winners of over $156M waiting for OLG to open
• NEXT STEP Windsor allowed to enter Stage 2, except for communitie­s with a high number of COVID-19 cases //
• Light of Day Canada returns Thursday
• Protesters demand better care at LTCs
• It’s time to face facts: Border with the U.S. must stay closed for a long time to come
• Disrupting our occupation takes a heavy toll on our mental health
• Ford needs a real plan to reopen schools
• Transparen­cy lacking regarding former GM lands
• Some old transit features returning
• Motorist jailed for gas-and-dash
• Living and suffering with Lyme disease
• Why do people cheat? First, because they can
• How do you tell someone they smell?
• Pandemic fines top $13 million, study says
• Charges dropped against Alberta chief in brutal arrest
• Wildfires may worsen virus symptoms
• ‘Atlantic bubble’ begins July 3 as COVID-19 cases stabilize
• ‘Mona Lisa’ back to the grindstone as Louvre prepares to reopen
• Kosovo president, 9 ex-fighters indicted for war crimes
• Couple charged in internatio­nal romance scam
• Indigo hit with $171 million in losses
• Canada’s AAA rating stripped at Fitch
• Barrick Niugini cuts 2,650 mine workers
• Jackfish hope to be back in season
• Iginla headlines Hockey Hall of Fame’s class of 2020
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