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It's incredible no one was hurt: OPP on QEW crash in Niagara
OPP says it's incredible no one was hurt after a rear-end crash on the QEW in Niagara. -
Environment Canada issues frost warning for much of southern Ontario, parts of north
Environment Canada has issued a frost warning for much of southern Ontario and some parts of the north. -
New Indigenous crosswalk unveiled in Niagara, ' It’s Indigenous excellence'
A new Indigenous crosswalk has been unveiled in Niagara. -
Woman dies after being hit by car in Niagara Falls and child seriously hurt in Catharines crash
Niagara Regional Police are on the scene of two serious collisions involving pedestrians hit by cars in the region. -
Niagara votes on action plan to make region more welcoming and inclusive
Niagara Regional Council has approved its first Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Action Plan. -
Ontario records $2.1B surplus in last fiscal year and a drop in education spending
Ontario ended the last fiscal year with a $2.1-billion surplus, while it spent $1.4 billion less than planned in education. -
Maritimes brace for Fiona as Hurricane heads toward Atlantic Canada
A Category 3 hurricane is pounding Bermuda with heavy rains and winds as it sweeps by the North Atlantic island. -
Statistics Canada says retail sales fell 2.5% to $61.3 billion in July
Statistics Canada says retail sales fell 2.5 per cent to $61.3 billion in July, the first drop in seven months as sales at gasoline stations and clothing and clothing accessories stores decreased. -
Grande Parade set to return to St. Catharines streets on Saturday
The parade will make its way through downtown St. Catharines Saturday morning starting at 11 a.m. -
Federal agencies trying to trace origin of guns used in crimes
Federal agencies are trying to boost efforts to trace the origins of guns used in crimes, but it appears jurisdictional hurdles could prevent the measures from going as far as some would like. -
Ontario CUPE education workers start voting on whether to strike
Ontario education workers represented by the Canadian Union of Public Employees are set to start voting today on whether to strike -- and their union is recommending they vote yes. -
Funeral held today for York Region police officer killed in Markham collision
A funeral service is underway for a York Region police officer killed in a crash while on his way to work last week.
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Man who disappeared jet skiing in Ajax found dead: police
A 31-year-old man who went missing from Ajax on Friday after going jet skiing has been found dead, Durham police say. -
Alanis Morissette, Bryan Adams to be inducted into Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame tonight
Pop music legends Alanis Morissette, Bryan Adams and David Foster will be officially inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Saturday. -
'Enough is enough:' Will Brampton's municipal election be a referendum on the dysfunction that has plagued city hall?
Todd Letts believes that Brampton is perhaps “Ontario’s best asset” for future job growth thanks to a large tract of developable industrial land unmatched in the GTA and a highly educated workforce. -
Man critically injured in Vaughan shooting dies
A male is in critical condition after a shooting in Vaughan early Saturday morning, York Regional Police say. -
Homicide unit investigating after female found dead in Vaughan house fire
York Regional Police have launched a homicide investigation after a female was found dead in a house fire in Vaughan. -
Subway billboards tell Torontonians to leave and get a 'bigger house' in Alberta
A series of billboards at one of Toronto’s busiest subway stations is directly targeting the frustrations of young people living in the city by offering an alternative – Alberta. -
Off-duty Peel police officer charged with impaired driving in Mississauga crash
A Peel police officer has been charged with impaired driving following a crash in Mississauga on Thursday. -
Man charged in shooting death of 23-year-old woman in North York
A 33-year-old man has been charged in connection with the shooting death of a woman in North York last month. -
SIU clears two Toronto police officers in fatal shooting of 27-year-old man in Scarborough
The province's police watchdog has cleared two Toronto police officers who shot and killed a man holding an air rifle during a standoff near an elementary school in Scarborough's Port Union area last spring. -
Search for elderly Toronto man Antonio Madeira approaches 3-month mark
The search for elderly Toronto man Antonio Madeira is now almost at the three-month mark. -
An Ontario driver tried using this excuse for speeding on Hwy. 400. It didn’t work.
An Ontario driver’s excuse did not work out in their favour when police pulled them over for stunt driving. -
Eglinton Crosstown LRT delayed once again, Metrolinx says
Anyone looking forward to using the Eglinton Crosstown LRT will have to wait a bit longer.
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Hospice Niagara's Catch the Ace
every Thursday UNTIL the Ace of Spades is caughtHospice Niagara - 403 Ontario St Unit #2 - St. CatharinesHospice Niagara has just announced some exciting news. It’s their FIRST Catch the Ace lottery! It’s a quick and easy way to support and you get a chance to WIN BIG all while helping Hospice Niagara provide compassionate hospice care in Niagara. DON’T DELAY! Get your tickets for Hospice Niagara’s Catch the Ace. Draw happens every Thursday UNTIL the Ace of Spades is caught. -
Niagara Grape & Wine Festival
Montebello Park - St. CatharinesThe Niagara Grape & Wine Festival is back and bigger than ever! This September, we’re celebrating our platinum anniversary with perennial favourites like our Grande Parade and Montebello Park Experience plus new programming, perks, and more! -
The Kidney Foundation of Canada - Kidney Walk
Join us and show our kidney and transplant community that we are STRONGER THAN KIDNEY DISEASE! Register to walk in your neighbourhood and fundraise to support kidney research and care in Canada. -
HUNGRY 4 HAMMOND - Tribute to Peter Shea
FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre - St. CatharinesPeter Shea, co-founder of the TD Niagara Jazz Festival passed away early in August following his long and hard-fought battle with prostate cancer. An incredibly talented drummer, pianist, and vocalist, Peter was a very well-known face in Niagara's music community. He was a familiar face at many festival performances, and often took the stage to perform with other guest musicians. This year, the festival's HUNGRY 4 HAMMOND series performance will be in tribute to Peter Shea, a remarkable man of many talents. The evening's performance will feature Organomix and Blackburn. -
The Who Hits Back
Scotiabank Arena - TorontoThe Who's upcoming North American trek promises to be another rock n’ roll knockout! -
CIBC Run for the Cure
The CIBC Run for the Cure is back and in person! We all have a reason to run. Join us on Sunday, October 2, for this year’s CIBC Run for the Cure. Help support Canadians affected by breast cancer. -
Shaw Festival Theatre: The Doctor's Dilemma
Festival Theatre - Niagara-On-The-LakeFrom now until October 8th, One of the most popular Shaw plays we have presented in our 60 years, this exploration of medical ethics has again found its moment. If one patient can only live at the cost of another’s life, how on earth do you choose? What is the value of a human life? Questions which have never lost their urgency are brought to thrilling life in this tragicomic tour de force. -
Shaw Festival Theatre: The Importance of Being Ernest
Festival Theatre - Niagara-on-the-LakeFrom now until October 9th, Subtitled A Trivial Comedy for Serious People, Oscar Wilde’s last and greatest play concentrates all his incredible wit and observation into a dazzling satire of Victorian attitudes. All the tricks of romantic comedy and farce are employed to present us with a portrait of the most absurd people we will ever meet – ourselves.
