The Niagara Falls Review - 2021-03-24

• The retro return of The Hi-Lite Restaurant
• Niagara first responders coming together for better communicat­ions
• Fewer outbreaks good sign amid growing caseload
• Push to Ramsar for Niagara River rolls on
• Lockdown ‘absolutely works’ to reduce spread of virus
• CAA Worst Roads campaign back after hiatus
• Ontario gives $14.7M to help Niagara’s post-secondary institutio­ns
• How Canada ended up a ‘miserable’ place
• It’s automation and, like it or not, it’s coming to a job near you
• Shop local to help your neighbours beat COVID-19
• Instagram pop-up shines light on Filipino baking
• Marriage troubles’ roots are sometimes medical
• Prince Harry has a new job dedicated to mental health, employee coaching
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD
• China snaps right back at Canada
• Schools struggling to find supply teachers amid absences
• ‘I’m in charge’: O’Toole brushes off Tory grassroots vote on climate change
• German brewery pairs with bakers to use surplus beer
• Polish writer faces prison for calling leader ‘moron’
• Audit finds RCMP breached its own policies regarding online informatio­n
• Suspect purchased weapon six days before attack
• Ethiopian prime minister says atrocities reported in Tigray war
• Biden urges gun measures after mass shooting
• Weston bakery is up for sale
• Ottawa urged to extend tax deadlines
• Wright to take over Loblaw holding firm
• It ‘dozen’ get any better than this
• Kodiaks make St. Catharines sniper second pick of MSL draft
• More madness likely in Sweet 16
• Montreal in line for NWHL team, sources say
• Davies to lead Canada at World Cup qualifiers

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