The Welland Tribune - 2017-12-28

• Niagara voters will have a new say in 2018
• Minimum wage hike starts New Year’s Day
• Congenial centenaria­ns
• OUR YEAR END QUIZ
• Geo- engineerin­g is only way to save our planet
• Bigotry, violence sadly still flourished in 2017
• Provincial, municipal politics need cleaning
• Is Niagara being governed?
• The blues, a debacle, rocket man and much more
• NRP probing medical care of slain Brock student
• Welland, Port Colborne host family- friendly NYE activities
• Private math classes thriving in Ontario
• Weed and the workplace
• Ottawa makes clemency case
• Royal Canadian Navy personnel set to begin training on new supply ship
• Newfoundla­nd hit by winter storm
• St. Petersburg rocked by explosion
• Obama to Prince Harry: Leaders must use care on social media
• Trump stays close to home
• Laws collide at U. S. checkpoint­s as California legalizes pot
• Israel minister plans Trump train station at Western Wall
• Fuss- free festive touch
• Holiday sparkle
• Husband loves wife, but is ‘ in love' with another
• Montreal moments
• The Year of # MeToo
• 2017 as seen by standout film scenes
• Cher supports Streep amid Weinstein claims
• There has to be a twist
• Mortgage demand being ‘ pulled forward’
• Canadian economy should help support loonie in 2018
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Clutch under pressure
• Boeser, Barzal leading NHL rookies out of holiday break
• ‘ What a goaltender he was’
• Attendance woes hit world junior tourney
• Reinventin­g their game
• Mutko to step down as head of World Cup committee

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