The Welland Tribune - 2020-07-09

• Not much relief from the heat
• Businesses given thumbs-up for their safety measures
• Beware of unscientif­ic claims on masks: Hirji
• FISCAL SNAPSHOT
• Majority of south Niagara businesses are in favour of masks, chamber says
• Border mayors want say on reopenings
• Police charge driver following fatal Wainfleet crash on Tuesday
• New women’s prison comedy to film episode in Niagara
• Canada’s food insecurity problems are getting worse and food prices are rising
• Ford government making life easier for long-term-care operators
• Canada’s leaders deserve greater protection
• Canada’s largest shingled roof getting a makeover
• How do I find the right bra?
• Soap opera production finally resumes
• Abuse is the real issue at hand, not his narcissism
• Auditor finds $2.4B in unpaid student loans, urges recovery
• Ontario overestima­ted cost of irregular border crossers, AG finds
• Goats and sheep used to chew down Alberta vegetation
• Ford says he won’t settle for ‘bad deal’ with the feds
• Germany laments U.S. exit from WHO, says EU seeks to reform it
• Pot shops upset about ending delivery, pickup
• Eateries welcome to-go booze long-term
• Brooks Brothers files for bankruptcy
• Ex-Ignite chief says he got fired for curbing bills
• Golf emerges as ‘sport of the summer’
• Grand Slam curling trimmed to two events
• Issues ahead for CFL, sports: doctor
• CFL’s Eskimos speed up review of name amid sponsor backlash
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD

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