The Niagara Falls Review - 2022-05-11

• Casino’s new theatre still silent
• A call to rebuild public health
• Freedom Tour event rolling into Niagara
• Surviving COVID only half the battle
• St. Catharines mayoral race is wide open
• Social assistance rates keep recipients in poverty
• Elder care model must be changed
• Electric batteries carry a cost, too
• Patina Pizza brings career full circle for Anthony Greco
• Restoring intensity in a relationsh­ip
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD
• Challenges remain in plan to cut child-care fees: study
• Amazon fires organizers tied to first U.S. labour victory
• Woman tells court Hoggard choked her during sex assault
• Watery graves recall early days of organized crime in Las Vegas
• Ford’s pandemic performanc­e under fire at northern debate
• NDP, Liberals vow to end EQAO test
• Liberals promise better health care
• Marcos Jr. won Philippine presidency, unofficial count shows
• Pfizer pushes $11.6B into migraine treatment
• Suncor resists pressure to drop Petro-Canada chain
• New lineups galore for a fresh quadrennia­l
• Andreescu, Shapovalov, Félix all go through to second round

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