Shelby Knox
Articles
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Welland's community engagement platform redesigned and rebranded
Formerly known as YourChannel, the platform is now known as EngageWelland. -
Port Colborne plows painted with school pride
The plows were painted on Monday and returned to the Public Work's yard for judging. -
Niagara Health Foundation's Celebration of Lights tree lightings start this weekend
The first tree lighting is happening in Niagara Falls tomorrow afternoon at 5:45 p.m. The public is invited to watch virtually through the Niagara Health Foundation's Facebook Page and Instagram account. -
Victim of 2018 Toronto Van Attack dies in hospital
Officials have confirmed the death of 65 year old Amaresh Tesfamariam. -
Two weeks left for owner of Lotto 6/49 ticket sold in St. Catharines to claim $20,000 prize
The ticket (52082507-01) is worth $20,000 from the Saturday, November 28th, 2020 draw. -
Winter Festival of Lights returns to Niagara Falls tomorrow
Niagara Parks CEO David Adames says the festival will run for 101 nights - the longest run in the festival's history. -
Niagara Regional Police arrest two teenagers following St. Catharines convenience store robbery
Police responded to calls of an armed robbery at a store in the Scott and Vine Street area Wednesday night at 8 p.m. -
Niagara Health reports 15 patients with COVID-19 are being treated in hospital
According to the latest update from Niagara Health, 7 hospitalized patients are fully vaccinated and 8 patients are unvaccinated. -
Ontario reports 251 people with COVID-19 are being treated in hospital today
Meanwhile 132 people are in the ICU due to COVID-19 today including 62 unvaccinated people, 4 partially vaccinated people, and 18 fully vaccinated people. -
Avro Lancaster and D-Day Dakota to fly over Niagara as part of Remembrance Day ceremonies
The planes will take off from the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum around 10 a.m. to fly over the region as long as the weather cooperates. -
Police in Guelph looking for safe stolen during house party while homeowners were away
Officials say the homeowners' 22 year old daughter had invited several friends over, but she did not know all of the people who were at the home that night. -
Ontario reports 243 people with COVID-19 being treated in hospital, 9 new deaths
Health Minister Christine Elliott say of the 243 hospitalized people, 182 patients, approximately 75 percent, are not fully vaccinated or their vaccination status is unknown. -
OPP wrap up major investigation by seizing an estimated $13.3 million worth of illegal drugs
Four search warrants were executed in Mississauga, Cornwall, and Ottawa on November 3rd. -
Niagara Falls man charged with assault with a weapon and forcible confinement
Officials say a victim was leaving the home of an acquaintance when an altercation took place and a suspect used a weapon to corner the victim and keep them there. -
Niagara Community Foundation announces creation of new environmental endowment fund
The Niagara Community Foundation will be dispersing the grants from the Dorothea Thomas Foundation in the new year along with other environmental grants. -
Niagara Parks looking to public sector partnerships to transform two decommissioned power stations
The Niagara Parks Commission is now accepting private sector proposals to adapt the Toronto Power Generating Station and Ontario Power Company Generating Station. -
Winter coat program returning to Welland church
Coats for kids and adults in need will be available at Central United Church Monday - Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. startign November 15th -
Niagara Folk Arts program to provide newcomers with vaccine education in their own language
The new, two year vaccine education program begins this month thanks to a $315,000 grant from the Public Health Agency of Canada. -
Niagara Health says over 1,500 people have participated in Essential Care Partner program
Through the program, patients can designate up to two people to provide emotional, cognitive, and physical care as part of their overall health team. -
Brock University team examining pandemic communication in Niagara
The five person team led by the Brock University Library, will look into the communication strategies of local government, non-profit groups, and major private entities. -
Suspects identified after Niagara Falls parks damaged by off road vehicles
Officials believe over $10,000 worth of damage was done to the grounds on October 31st, including the sod, clay, and irrigation system at the baseball diamond at Patrick Cummings Memorial Sports Complex.
