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3 yr old girl kidnapped from Alabama birthday party
Authorities say a 3-year-old girl has been kidnapped from a birthday party in Alabama. -
A solution for food waste in schools: Give it to the pigs
A new law in Maine that says schools can give food waste away to pig farmers has taken effect. -
Two Hamilton teens facing weapons charges after another high school incident
Hamilton police say two teenagers are facing charges after they allegedly brought weapons to a high school in the city. -
Scheer and Singh condemn threat against Trudeau which led him to wearing a bulletproof vest
Party leaders are speaking out following a threat made against Liberal leader Justin Trudeau which led to him wearing a bulletproof vest at an event yesterday in Mississauga. -
Port Colborne hasn't charged stores $50 to get their carts back yet
It looks like a bylaw cracking down on abandoned shopping carts in Port Colborne has worked. -
14,000 hotel rooms is not enough for Niagara Falls, 230 more on the way
Another hotel is going up in Niagara Falls as more and more tourists flock to the popular destination. -
7th annual Short Hills First Nation Deer Hunt will take place next week
The 7th annual Short Hills First Nation Deer Hunt takes place next week.
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Kiwanis TV Bingo
Various Locations Across Niagara - Niagara RegionTune in every Sunday night at 8PM for an hour of LIVE TV Bingo! -
Ball's Falls 45th Annual Thanksgiving Festival
Ball’s Falls Conservation Area - 3292 Sixth Ave. - LincolnA Niagara Tradition sine 1974! With over 170 juried artisans, food vendors, demonstrators & entertainers participating in this four-day long annual tradition, there is always plenty to do, see, and explore at the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority‘s most popular conservation area. You’ll also want to be sure to stop at the Farmer’s Market where you can pick up local produce, VQA Wines, and local brews. -
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.
