The Welland Tribune - 2016-09-02

• Niagara man asks to die
• Students get head start on college campus
• Brock needs to find some transparen­cy
• Questions remain on Brock’s Cukier departure
• Migrant workers focus of new documentar­y
• Lively celebratio­n will be all Greek to you
• What’s open and closed Labour Day
• Trump’s failed America nowhere to be found
• PM must climb off fence over pipeline expansion
• The public should help oversee judges
• No envy of U.S. voters
• PM targets human rights record
• Que. eye specialist loses permit after failing to pass French test
• Canadian Forces to help train Jordanian military for the fight against ISIS
• ‘We have been desensitiz­ed’
• Voters head to polls in tight byelection race
• Hermine to hit Fla.
• Venezuelan­s take to streets in protest
• An electric road trip to the North California coast
• R8 V10 no longer a pretender
• Soothing back-to-school nerves
• Niagara boasts most bars per person in Ontario
• ‘Celebgate’ hacker pleads guilty, faces prison
• Luminous performanc­es
• No doubting Thomas
• Canucks gearing up to cut down roster
• World champion Royals rallying into playoff picture
• Canada has questions
• Argos’ woes could mount in coming games vs. Ticats
• Riders’ Mitchell on short leash with CFL
• Bombardier to halt production of Global jets
• Strong Q2 boosts Dollarama to new high
• Legalizing weed a safety hazard: Oilpatch group
• Toronto pharmaceut­ical company behind new Parkinson’s drug bought for $820M

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