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12 years later, police lay murder charge in case of dismembered Ontario man
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a person with first-degree murder in a 12-year-long investigation into the macabre death of an Ontario man. -
Fourth coyote killed following attacks on humans in Burlington, Ont.
The city of Burlington, Ont., says it has eliminated a fourth coyote following a string of unprovoked attacks on humans since late August. -
52-year-old man arrested after alleged indecent act reported at West Niagara business
A 52-year-old man from Lincoln is facing charges following an alleged indecent act at a local business. -
Live racing cancelled at Fort Erie Race Track due to weather
Fort Erie Race Track has cancelled today’s live racing card due to the weather. -
Full QEW closure in Niagara starts at 7:30 tonight as crews take down Glendale bridge
The QEW will be fully closed in Niagara between Glendale Ave. and Mountain Road tonight. -
Hydro crews from Ontario heading to Nova Scotia to help following Fiona
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Hydro Ottawa crews are heading to Nova Scotia to help with repairing the damage caused by post-tropical storm Fiona. -
Niagara-based company selling orange t-shirts to acknowledge this 'sad chapter' in our history
A Niagara-based company is selling orange shirts in honour of this Friday's National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. -
Musical tribute will be held this week for co-creator of Niagara Jazz Festival who died in August
A musical tribute will be held this Friday in St. Catharines honouring a beloved musician who passed away in August. -
Ontario government investing $90 million in skilled trades programs
Ontario says it is investing $90 million to support upgrading the skills of workers. -
Feds lift border vaccine mandates, mandatory masks on planes and trains
Federal ministers say all COVID-19 border restrictions will end as of Saturday, including mandatory vaccinations, testing and quarantine of international travellers, as well as mandatory masks on planes and trains. -
Ontario opens bivalent Omicron-targeted vaccine bookings for all adults
All adults in Ontario can now book an appointment to receive an Omicron-targeted COVID-19 vaccine as of today. -
Police investigate as shots fired on St. Catharines street
Police say they were called out to the area of Tasker Street between Davidson and Cross Streets at 11 p.m. for reports of shots being fired.
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Pedestrian seriously injured after being struck by TTC bus in Scarborough
A pedestrian has been injured after being struck by a TTC bus in Scarborough. -
Jupiter will be at its brightest Monday. This is how to see it in Ontario.
Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, is going to be the closest it has been to Earth in almost 60 years Monday night. -
Andre De Grasse, Fabienne Colas, and Kayla Grey honoured at The Legacy Awards
Sprinter Andre De Grasse, sports anchor Kayla Grey and filmmaker Fabienne Colas were among the honourees at The Legacy Awards Sunday night, billed as the first major prime-time awards show to celebrate Black talent in the country. -
More than 170K Ontario patients lost family doctors in first 6 months of pandemic, study finds
More than 170,000 patients in Ontario lost their family doctors in the first six months of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new study has found. -
Great Wolf Lodge GM remembered as 'passionate leader' after sudden death this weekend
The general manager and vice president of Great Wolf Lodge is being remembered as a passionate leader after his sudden death this weekend. -
Fourth coyote put down in Burlington following string of unprovoked attacks on humans
The City of Burlington has euthanized a fourth coyote believed to be involved in a series of recent unprovoked attacks on human beings. -
What people flying at Toronto Pearson need to know about the new travel rules
Travellers flying into Toronto Pearson International Airport will soon no longer need to show proof of vaccination or wear a face mask. -
'Your story does not end here': inquest begins in death of Indigenous teen
A coroner's inquest examining the death of an Indigenous teenager whose body was found near a group home in Hamilton has begun. -
Environment Canada issues waterspout watch for much of Great Lakes region
Environment Canada says Ontario residents in the Great Lakes region should watch out for waterspouts Monday. -
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says Hydro One is on standby to help Fiona victims
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has said Hydro One is on standby and will provide further support to residents in Atlantic Canada who find themselves without electricity after post-tropical storm Fiona. -
Ontario invests $90M in employment programs for marginalized residents
The Ontario government announced a third round of funding set aside for the provincial Skills and Development Fund (SDF) Monday in an effort to alleviate the provincial labour shortage. This round will prioritize people with prior involvement in the criminal justice system, at-risk youth, those with disabilities, Indigenous people, Ukrainian newcomers, and others facing barriers to employment. -
Police arrest 27-year-old man accused of placing camera in women's bathroom at Tim Hortons
Police have identified a suspect in connection with an investigation into a hidden camera that was found in a Tim Hortons bathroom in Hamilton, Ont.
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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! -
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. -
Shaw Festival Theatre: Damn Yankees
Festival Theatre - Niagara-on-the-LakeFrom now until October 9th, Joe Boyd is an out of shape, middle-aged man who has the misfortune to be a Washington Senators fan. One deal with the devil later, he is Joe Hardy, a young ball player with a knack for hitting home runs. Can he help his favourite team finally beat the powerhouse New York Yankees? The final score: a delightful, fast-paced, crowd-pleasing, romantic musical.
