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Loblaw gathered too much personal info in gift card offer: privacy commissioner
Canada's privacy commissioner says Loblaw Companies Ltd. initially collected too much personal information from some customers requesting a gift card tied to an alleged bread price-fixing scandal. -
34 yr old Niagara Falls man arrested after suspicious devices found at Drummond Rd. home
A 34 year old man has been arrested after a disturbance at a home in Niagara Falls. -
Marineland plans to sell five belugas to aquarium in Connecticut
Marineland plans to sell five belugas to a U-S facility that plans on breeding them. -
Off ramp from QEW TO bound to Martindale Rd closed in St.Catharines for weeks
An off ramp in St.Catharines will be closed for two weeks. -
Food watchdog expands warning of possible E. coli contamination of beef products sold in Ontario
Dozens more raw beef products are being recalled from some restaurants and grocery stores in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario, including Walmart and Pusateri's. -
GM, UAW Reach Tentative Agreement To End Strike
There are reports that General Motors and United Auto Workers have reached an agreement to end a strike. -
One woman injured in Niagara Falls crash
One woman was taken to hospital with minor injuries after a crash in the Drummond Road and Lundy's Lane area.
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CKTB Business Trip - Agricultural Innovation
Spark Lincoln - 4285 Mountain St - BeamsvilleTim and Shelby, joined by special guests will be discussing innovation in the Agricultural sector of Niagara!FREE -
Kiwanis TV Bingo
Various Locations Across Niagara - Niagara RegionTune in every Sunday night at 8PM for an hour of LIVE TV Bingo! -
Family and Children’s Services Niagara Child Abuse Prevention Month
Family and Children’s Services Niagara - 82 Hannover Dr. - St. CatharinesWe all have the power to make a difference. October is Child Abuse Prevention Month in Ontario – a time to raise awareness so that you can help keep kids safe all year long. Find out how you can do your part. The care and safety of our community’s children is a responsibility we all share. If you are concerned about a child or family in your community, please call the local Children’s Aid Society or Family and Children’s Services, so we can help.
