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Every Child Matters walk in Welland back Sunday (opens the original)
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Every child matters, says residential school survivor Lori Marquis ahead of her walk Sunday to remember Indigenous children who never returned home. Marquis, taken from her Lac La Ronge home in north-central Saskatchewan at age five, was born Patricia Ann Charles and sent to a residential school with her two sisters, and from there to several foster homes. The three Cree siblings were part of a mass removal â âscoopingâ â of Indigenous children from their families across Canada, starting
Welland's Zombie Walk shuffles toward its final resting place (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. After 15 years of ghoul, ghost and creepy creature invasions, Wellandâs iconic Zombie Walk is shuffling toward its final resting place. âWeâre getting old, and we’ve had a good run at it. It’s time for us to step away,â said James Takeo, who co-founded the event with Steve Lambert. âI have other things I want to focus on, too.â Though it started 16 years ago, the walk paused in
Top Welland headlines this week: Reacher Season 5 comes to Welland’s Dain City + Lake Erie gets caught in mocking name-changing battle between Pennsylvania and Cleveland (opens the original)
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It’s the last weekend in September and fall has arrived. As you prepare to settle in for the changing season, we thought we’d offer up just a few of the great stories which appeared in The Tribune this past week. Fans, NDAs and a food truck: what it looks like when Amazon’s hit series moves into your neighbourhood. Taxpayers are footing the bill after Welland city council refusals and stalled decisions on residential housing projects were appealed to the Ontario Land Tribunal over the last six y
Patchwork of election transparency approaches in Niagara (opens the original)
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How hard it is to learn who endorsed Niagara’s mayoral candidates depends entirely on which city hall you visit, with a review of area municipalities revealing a patchwork of conflicting rules. In late August, the Tribune requested a review of candidate endorsements for the Oct. 26 municipal election in Welland and was met with initial hesitation when the reporter said they wanted to photograph the pages or take notes, even though the documents are public records. Under Section 88 of the Municip
Seaway workers union slams Bill C-39 (opens the original)
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Seafarers International Union of Canada (SIU) and Unifor are calling the federal government’s Bill C-39, the Building Canada Strong Act, introduced Monday, a thinly veiled attack on workers’ right to strike. The government and industry allies say the bill is about shoring up Canada’s supply chains, and follows other recent federal initiatives including the $5-billion Trade Diversification Corridors Fund. âWhen you bolster national supply chains, you build economic strength and enhance Canada’s
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