The Welland Tribune - 2022-05-10

• Hirji sees ‘cautious optimism’ in COVID wave
• YourTV hosting provincial debates for all Niagara ridings
• Hotel tax credit for aiding refugees may violate law
• It’s been a fine grind for decades
• Aiming to eradicate period poverty
• Justice failing Indigenous peoples
• Denticare program nothing to smile about yet
• Niagara’s Tenja Hagenberg and Martin Buote star in a 2018 Confidenti­al Musical Theatre Project production. Hagenberg’s students with her company Performanc­e on Point will perform one of the company’s unique no-rehearsal shows in Niagara Falls on Sunday.
• Garden City Comedy Festival returns
• Financial issues require a lot of talk
• Quebec firms anxious as language law nears adoption
• China trade weakens as cities shut down
• L.A. TIMES CROSSWORD
• Simon begins tour of Nunavik; asks Canadians to work together
• Illegal border crossings on the rise
• Waive patents to help end pandemic, MPs told
• Community recalls 26 ‘preventabl­e’ deaths of miners Thirty years following disaster, families say justice is still rare
• Liberals release fully costed election platform
• NDP promises 300 additional doctors in northern Ontario
• Ford promises ODSP increase
• Clearview AI agrees to new limits in court settlement
• TESTING THE WATERS
• Leafs captain Tavares struggling offensivel­y
• Islanders fire coach Trotz after missing post-season
• Shapovalov swears at crowd in Italy win

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