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Bonnie Heslop

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Bonnie has been a part of the CKTB News team for 15 years and counting. Before Bonnie landed in Niagara, she attended Loyalist College in Belleville for Broadcast Journalism where she received the Most Outstanding Graduate. As News Director and mid-day News Anchor Bonnie's focus is on stories that matter to Niagara residents. "I truly believe If it matters to you, it matters to us". Originally from Montreal, Bonnie is a Habs fan, and loves catching IceDog games. If you can't find Bonnie at the White House of Talk she is at the rink with her boys, or dance studio with her daughter.

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Niagara watching traffic and pedestrian flow around newest 'mega' high school in Lincoln

Niagara has been watching the roads around the newest high school in the region to open.
GO Trains will start moving, but delays will continue into this evening

All GO Train service has been suspended as officials deal with a “network-wide system failure”.
Niagara smashes 40-year heat record for today

Today will go down in the history books when it comes to the heat.
Man in his 70s in critical condition after being struck by vehicle in St. Catharines

A man in his 70s has been taken to hospital in critical condition after being hit by a vehicle in St. Catharines.
22-year-old Hamilton driver charged after St. Catharines crossing guard hit on first-day-of-school

A 22-year-old from Hamilton is facing charges after a 79-year-old crossing guard was hit by a vehicle in St. Catharines on the first-day-of-school.
Ontario's minimum wage going up to $16.55 as of Sunday

Ontario's minimum wage is set to rise by more than a dollar this weekend.
18-year-old from Welland facing charges after allegedly pointing loaded airsoft gun during a fight

An 18-year-old from Welland is facing several gun charges after allegedly pulling a loaded airsoft gun out during a fight.
3 St. Catharines men arrested after traffic stop last night

Niagara Police arrested three St. Catharines men in their 50s after a traffic stop last night.
Police investigate after body found in Niagara-on-the-Lake backyard last weekend

Niagara Police are investigating after a body was found in a Niagara-on-the-Lake backyard.
Niagara Falls Tourism looking at drone show as add-on not a replacement for fireworks

Niagara Falls is testing out a drone show Friday night, but that doesn't mean fireworks are being replaced.
Lincoln encouraging residents to wear orange as town marks National Day of Truth and Reconciliation

Several activities are taking place in Lincoln to mark National Day of Truth and Reconciliation.
Fire officials hope you mark Ontario's first-ever 'Test Your Smoke Alarm Day'

It is Test Your Smoke Alarm Day, with the 'Saved By the Beep' campaign being marked all across Niagara.
Flag raising and ceremony in Niagara-on-the-Lake Friday to honour residential school survivors

Niagara-on-the-Lake is hosting its annual flag-raising ceremony to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
St. Catharines will mark Truth and Reconciliation Day with flag raising ceremony tomorrow

St. Catharines will commemorate National Day for Truth and Reconciliation will a flag raising tomorrow morning.
Town-wide power outage planned this weekend in Fort Erie

A heads up for Fort Erie residents that a town-wide power outage is planned for this weekend.
Niagara school board trustee who didn't want to fly Pride flag taking four-month leave

A controversial school board trustee in Niagara is taking an extended leave from her job.
Niagara officer cleared after 32-year-old Welland man breaks leg during arrest

The SIU has cleared a Niagara officer after a Welland man broke his leg during an arrest.
44-year-old man suffers life-threatening injuries while riding bike in Niagara Falls

Niagara Police are asking some Niagara Falls residents to check their security cameras after a crash involving an SUV and a bike.
Police ask residents to review security footage as St. Catharines taxi driver remains in critical

A 58-year-old taxi driver in St. Catharines remains in critical condition in hospital following an incident left him injured on the road.
Recovery Day being held in St. Catharines Friday featuring a sober dance party

Niagara is joining 20 cities across Canada hosting Recovery Day events as part of Recovery Month.
Take Back the Night march taking place in downtown St. Catharines tonight

The Niagara Sexual Assault Centre is hosting its 'Take Back the Night' march in St. Catharines tonight.

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