Waterloo Region Record - 2019-08-28

• Friends pull together for former rowing champion
• Tragedy of brother’s death also brings gift of family bond
• Compulsory math test for Ontario teachers draws union ire
• The sweetest thing
• SAVING THE ASH TREE
• He won’t give up
• Kitchener transit pilot project getting reviewed
• Waterloo prepared for students to move in on weekend
• Your community events this week
• Opioid trends captured in report
• Officer demoted for using stun gun on handcuffed man
• Men in terrorism case win new trial
• Universiti­es take aim at binge-drinking by students
• Quebec lieutenant contradict­s Scheer on abortion
• Ambrose disagrees with assertion that Trudeau caved on NAFTA
• Whistleblo­wer alerted ministry to wrongdoing at B.C. racetrack
• Canadian-trained all-female military unit going through paces in Jordan
• Stormy fall on tap for students?
• Canada can’t follow U.S. lead on endangered species protection
• Gun owners deserve a voice in gun-control debate
• We must manage the internet of things with care
• Recognizin­g Mennonite heritage
• HELP YOUR KIDS KEEP UP IN SCHOOL THIS YEAR
• Kitchener’s Lesic gains some valuable internatio­nal experience in Europe
• Andreescu moves on to second round at U.S. Open
• Lloyd is ready for the NFL if the NFL is ready for her
• Basketball a breath of fresh air in Somalia: Raptors’ Ujiri
• The vote for best golfer will illustrate what matters
• Woods has knee surgery for cartilage damage; won’t affect schedule
• Philip Morris, Altria discussing all-stock merger of equals
• U.S. glut in natural-gas supply goes global
• Johnson & Johnson stocks rise despite opioid verdict
• Agricultur­e could boost GDP by $11B
• Women with PhDs reach pay equity with men
• I tasted this wine and the clouds parted
• Folkie exes Ian & Sylvia see their career in different lights
• Horoscopes
• I was the ‘other woman’ and now I’m miserable

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