Waterloo Region Record - 2018-10-17

• Cannabis now legal in Canada
• Light rail transit causing little debate this election
• Ambitious show
• Moving fast
• Mainstream: Cannabis takes astonishin­g cultural journey through the generation­s
• Downtown developmen­t includes grocery store, 60 apartments
• Public high schools to get anti-overdose kits
• Your Community
• Drop-off sites for leaf collection open this week in Kitchener
• Free cultural workshops hope to bring seniors, youth together
• U.S. pot firms push Trump to change laws
• Ford tells Trudeau that police need more reliable devices to test for drugged driving
• Postal services ready for wave of legal pot deliveries
• Police find evidence of Khashoggi slaying
• Goodale implies Canadians that joined ISIL won’t get Ottawa’s help
• Time for action on refugees
• Saudi Arabia’s friends have some difficult choices to make
• Candidates agree affordable housing top issue in region
• Ford government’s repeal of Bill 148 will hurt women
• Big Fail: The internet hasn’t helped democracy
• Killer-rapist Paul Bernardo set for parole bid after 25 years in prison
• McDonald on his way to world champion title
• Field hockey Knights find themselves in familiar territory
• Vikings, Hawks try to stay perfect in WCSSAA football
• Leonard letting his game speak for him
• True north strong and talented
• Nurse has just about seen it all
• Raptors’ new honcho’s not married to the Mob
• Bombardier on track to hit jet delivery targets
• Car companies look to each other for self-driving ventures
• BlackRock reports $3.11 billion in net outflows
• Huge potential for small gadget
• No hope seen for oilpatch activity growth
• The magic of espresso powder
• Kiss farewell tour could include ex-members
• Bypass big-brand, big-ticket bottles and wow with one of these five wines
• Become a part of city’s Skills Library
• Not welcomed around visiting mother-in-law
• Horoscopes

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