Waterloo Region Record - 2018-06-02

• Entertaini­ng future
• The complicate­d candidate
• Waterloo Region needs to step up for its arts scene
• Doing good True North’s Tech for Good Declaratio­n designed to be living document for companies
• Time warp Photograph­er’s surviving images guide us back into the region’s history
• Finalist Waterloo Region among 20 finalists in $50-million Smart Cities Challenge
• Lawsuit makes new rape allegation against Harvey Weinstein
• Horwath pushes strategic voting
• Wynne pledges support for Ontario steel companies
• Ottawa will support steel companies to ensure jobs safe: PM
• Canada hopes its own tariff threat will prompt U.S. rethink: Morneau
• PM calls cities ‘essential partners’
• U.S. and Canada begin talks on Columbia River Treaty update
• Court orders new human rights hearing in dispute over prayer in Calgary school
• Trump, North Korea to revive summit
• Macron talks to Trump, says tariffs illegal and a mistake
• U.S. may make separate deals with Canada, Mexico
• Trump criticizes lumber after imposing tariffs
• Marine veteran wins private battle
• FAITH EVENTS
• Deadline set for pay equity dispute
• World’s southern-most polar bears are now declining
• Fully costed platform not necessary for a Doug Ford election victory
• Nicaraguan troubles won’t end with the end of its royal couple
• This isn’t an election for political innovation
• The need to nurture a skills economy
• A unique race unfolds in Kitchener-Conestoga
• Wynne calls Waterloo ‘economy of the future’
• Affordable-housing project $240K short
• 5 -Day List
• Cambridge hospital expansion opening delayed again
• Former hostage Boyle granted bail with conditions
• Men must pass the baton for women to achieve gender parity
• Game 3 guessing game: Will Kuznetsov play?
• Golden Knights will ‘dumb down the game’ in D.C.
• Toronto FC knows time is now
• TFC goalkeeper­s feel Karius’s pain
• The Greatest’s greatest game
• What was J.R. Smith thinking?
• Will Markakis finally get that all-star invite?
• Dog Tales Rescue follows couple determined to help vulnerable animals
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Coping with libidos that don’t match
• Dare to soar in the field of falconry
• HBO can’t succeed with dull, dreary drama Succession
• Memo to Hollywood: Innovation still sells
• Must-see TV is becoming must-cry TV
• Artistic standouts worth investing in
• I had to ask Facebook the name of that plant
• Five small acts of self-care
• Street Legal reboot among new shows
• A novel of ideas, laced with arsenic
• Crimes against humanity
• AT THE LIBRARY
• Add some sweet heat to a summer cookout
• Homemade granola losing its crunch?
• Yes, it’s acne, but some are OK with it
• Unitron takes on new corporate name
• Google assistant used to fire a gun
• Samsonite chief resigns under cloud
• Top golfing CEOs mix business with birdies for above par results
• Fiat Chrysler will make more electric cars
• Can’t get into a licensed daycare centre?
• U.S. labour market seems to be ‘firing on all cylinders’
• For electric cars without a plug, thank Tesla (the scientist)
• Seeing a city the old-fashioned way: by foot
• Time to splurge on a special bottle
• VOLCANOES
• A DIY trip through Alaska’s Inside Passage
• Scaring up a unique tradition
• COLOSSAL CANADA CROSSWORD
• Horoscopes
• Homebeliev­ers!
• Luxury Condominiu­ms in Waterloo’s Prestigiou­s East End
• What to consider when you receive multiple offers for your home
• Sellers should maximize curb appeal
• What to do when you’re both a buyer and a seller
• Preparing garden beds for spring and beyond
• Three ways to avoid mistakes on closing day

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