Restoration work at Lakeside Park Beach
Crews from the City of St. Catharines are working to restore Lakeside Park Beach now that water levels are returning to normal.
It's been a record breaking year for water levels around Lake Ontario, but now that the levels are receding clean up work has begun.
A 30 by 20 metre section of the St. Catharines beach was cordoned off over the weekend while workers removed debris including construction material, glass, and large stones, and cut three fallen trees down to stumps.
They hope to complete the work by the end of day today.
-
NPC to begin prescribed burns today
From rock scaling to a prescribed burn, its going to be a busy week as the Niagara Parks Commission prepares for the start of the tourism season. -
BREAKING | It's a prince!
The Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to a healthy baby boy after being admitted to St. Mary's Hospital this morning. -
Eastern Ontario MP faces allegation following Liberal convention
Halifax Regional Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault following an incident at a bar near the site of the federal Liberals' convention.
-
Roundtable Round #2 (Dave Augustyn, Tami Jeanneret)
Tim Denis Roundtable (Earth Week/Clean Up/Recycling, Niagara Region Water Rates, The Personal Side of Politics) -
Roundtable Round #1 (Robin McPherson, Tom McConnell)
Tim Denis Roundtable (Latest Royal Baby, Hats, The Personal Side of Politics, New Airline Stand Up Saddle Seats, Nashville Waffle House, Rental By-law St. Catharines) -
Ontario Election
Tim Speaks with Professor Peter Graefe McMaster University
