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Final weekend before voting day in the federal election
Information on local candidates running in Niagara can be found on our Niagara Votes page. -
Western University students to walk out of class at noon today amid sexual assault investigations
Police say four women have come forward with formal complaints about being sexually assaulted on campus. -
Niagara's Grape and Wine Festival returns in modified format this weekend
The 70th season features an outdoor concert series and the return of the Discovery Pass. -
Health Canada approves name changes for COVID-19 vaccines
Pfizer-BioNTech's vaccine will be known as Comirnaty, Moderna becomes Spikevax, and AstraZeneca's vaccine will be called Vaxzevria. -
Theodore Too returns to Niagara this weekend
Theodore Too will be docked at Sugarloaf Marina until Monday. From there, the boat heads to Port Dalhousie for a few days, returning to his home port of Hamilton on Wednesday. -
Hub for Summer Games volunteers and residents to buy tickets opens at Pen Centre in St. Catharines
The Meridian Volunteer Centre is now open at the Pen Centre. -
UPDATE | 13 year old girl reported missing in Welland found safe
Police are thanking the public for their help locating the 13 year old girl. -
'It is going to be tough to get through the winter': Canada's chief public health officer
There's grim news today from federal chief public health officer Doctor Theresa Tam. -
One man dead, two in critical condition after violent kidnapping in Hamilton area
Hamilton police say one man is dead and two are in life-threatening condition after a violent kidnapping Thursday morning. -
33 yr old Niagara man plans to invest and buy new truck after lotto win
A 33 year old Niagara Falls man plans to invest and buy a new truck after winning $100,000. -
For a 2nd day Niagara reports 22 new COVID cases, 12 are in hospital
For a second straight day Niagara is reporting 22 new COVID-19 cases. -
Police think residents were in area of reported sex assault on 12 yr old in Thorold
Niagara Police continue to investigate a reported sexual assault that took place on September 7th in Thorold.
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SIU investigating after York Regional Police fire anti-riot weapon at man in Markham
The province’s police watchdog is investigating after a York Regional Police officer fired an anti-riot weapon at a man in Markham Thursday night. -
From guns and gangs to safer streets: How each federal party plans to combat GTA gun crime
As Election Day nears, CTV News Toronto is taking a deeper look into the issues that matter most to local voters, breaking down the party promises as they apply to Battleground: GTA. -
Canadians switching to no annual fee credit cards to save money: survey
A new survey by J.D.Power found that during the pandemic many have decided to ditch their annual fee credit cards in favour of cards that don’t charge a fee. -
COVID-19 outbreaks declared at two Toronto elementary schools as boards report more than 100 new cases
COVID-19 outbreaks have been declared at two Toronto elementary schools just one week after students returned to the classroom. -
Suspect who allegedly spray painted hate-motivated graffiti on buildings in Leslieville wanted by police
Toronto police are looking for a man who they say spray painted hateful graffiti in Leslieville this weekend. -
Toronto elementary school teacher arrested in connection with sexual assault of child
The teacher was employed at Secord Elementary School in Toronto at the time of his arrest. -
City to completely close Allen Road this weekend
Drivers planning to use Allen Road in Toronto this weekend will need to reconsider their route as the expressway will be fully closed. -
Toronto Public Health confirms first West Nile virus case of the year
The agency said on Thursday that they received a positive laboratory report confirming the case in an adult resident. -
TIFF sends emails confirming COVID-19 case at festival press and industry screenings
The Toronto International Film Festival is reporting a case of COVID-19 in an audience member who attended press and industry screenings. -
Police seek eight suspects in violent protest outside 14 Division following clearing of homeless encampment
Police have arrested three people in connection with a violent protest that took place outside 14 Division following the clearing of a homeless encampment earlier this summer. -
Grieving mother questions why Toronto licensed 40,000 ride-hail drivers without mandatory training
More than 40,000 licenses for vehicle-for-hire drivers have been issued in the City of Toronto even though those drivers haven't received the mandatory training. -
Possible human remains discovered at Downsview construction site
Police are attending a construction site in the city’s Downsview neighbourhood after crews discovered possible human remains.
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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. -
Kiwanis TV Bingo
Across Niagara - Niagara RegionTune in for your chance to win every Sunday night at 8PM with an hour of LIVE TV Bingo! -
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Week
The Smile Cookie program started in 1996, raising funds for Hamilton Children’s Hospital in Ontario. Twenty-five years later, 100% of proceeds from each Smile Cookie is still donated to charities from coast-to-coast-to-coast, supporting the communities in which the restaurants operate. In 2021, more than 600 different charities will benefit from the weeklong campaign. -
McHappy Day 2021
On McHappy Day, McDonald’s® donates a portion of all menu items sold in its restaurants to Ronald McDonald Houses and other children’s charities across the country. Come out and support! From now until McHappy Day, purchase a McHappy Day heart at @mcdonaldscanada for a $2 donation and receive a special message from an RMHC family or one of our celebrity ambassadors. -
2021 Virtual Kidney Walk for The Kidney Foundation of Canada
On Sunday, September 26th, participants will chart their own path and walk in their own neighbourhood. While we walk different paths, we are united in spirit and join as one community dedicated to improving the lives of our loved ones living with kidney disease. The Kidney Walk is the cornerstone of The Kidney Foundation of Canada’s fundraising efforts. Your participation means so much to Canadians who demonstrate strength, hope and courage every day in the face of kidney disease. -
Canadian Cancer Society - CIBC Run for the Cure
Being physically apart won’t stop us from coming together as a force-for-life in the face of breast cancer. Join us for the reimagined CIBC Run for the Cure on October 3. This year’s CIBC Run for the Cure is virtual but still includes all the things you love about Run – an opening ceremony, warm-up, and entertainment. -
Gillian’s Place Walk a Mile in HER Shoes
Walk a Mile in HER Shoes® is a symbolic march that gives men the opportunity to stand against the societal restrictions placed on women and specifically the issue of violence against women and children. We are abundantly grateful to our sponsors, walkers, teams, ambassadors, and donors, who over the past 15 years have helped raise $1,173,732 for Gillian’s Place. -
Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games
The Canada Games, held every two years, alternating between summer and winter, are the largest multi-sport event in the country and represent the pinnacle of interprovincial/territorial sport competition. As the best in their age group, these young competitors come to the Games having trained long and hard to be among those chosen to represent their respective province or territory.
