Celebration of Nations begins
Niagara's annual celebration of Indigenous creativity, diversity, and resilience kicks off today.
CBSA seize $14 million of suspected cocaine at Queenston-Lewiston Bridge
In all officers seized 117 kilograms of suspected narcotics.
Should bars and restaurants close earlier?
B.C. is doing it, and it's a possibility in Ontario, closing down bars and restaurants early.
Welland firefighters tackle Randolph Street fire
Another early morning for Welland firefighters as they battled a blaze on Randolph Street.
Divorced father loses legal fight to stop son from returning to school
A divorced father who didn't want his son to return to school because of COVID-19 has lost a legal fight with the child’s mother after an Ontario judge determined that returning to class was best for the child.
Niagara putting together a funding formula for projects like the new hospital in Grimsby
Should all of Niagara residents be expected to cover costs for a new hospital in Grimsby?
Sad ending to 8 month long search for missing Hamilton woman
A sad ending to the search for a missing Hamilton woman who disappeared in January.
Ontario Education Minister impressed with Niagara's back-to-school plans so far
Ontario's Education Minister is very impressed with school boards in Niagara when it comes to their back-to-school plans so far.
Police release pictures of suspects who stole Tabernacle from St. Catharines church
Detectives in St. Catharines have released pictures of the suspects who broke into a church and stole its Tabernacle.
Ford prefers parents keep kids at home this Halloween and cancel trick-or-treating
Premier Doug Ford says he would prefer parents not take their children trick or treating this Halloween as the province struggles to keep its COVID-19 case numbers under control.
Ford wants doctors to start working weekends to clear surgery backlog
Ontario's premier says he'd like to see the province's doctors begin working on weekends in order to clear a massive backlog of surgeries postponed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
How to mark Suicide Prevention Awareness Day in Niagara today
Niagara will be marking Suicide Prevention Day by taking part in a physically distant walk.
Ford accuses Ottawa of failing to enforce quarantine orders in Ontario
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the quarantine system is ``broken'' because federal health officers are not charging people ignoring self-isolation orders for COVID-19.
Niagara Region Public Health confirm three new cases of COVID-19
Niagara Region Public Health have confirmed three new cases of COVID-19.
Morneau violated Elections Act in the lead-up to 2019 federal general election
Former Liberal Finance Minister Bill Morneau ran afoul of the Canada Elections Act in the run up to the last federal election.
170 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario: MoH
Ontario's Ministry of Health has confirmed 170 new cases of COVID-19.
Suspect arrested near London after robbery at Outlet Collection in NOTL
A man has been arrested near London after a robbery at the Outlet Collection Mall in Niagara-On-The-Lake.
Private education in the time of COVID
The focus has been on children returning to publicly funded schools this week, but what are private schools doing to accommodate their returning students?
Niagara Health welcoming back some volunteers
Starting on Monday volunteers will be able to help with registration at hospitals, the Walker Family Cancer Centre, and the Ophthalmology clinic in Welland.
NRP seize $23,800 worth of fentanyl and crystal meth in St. Catharines
Two St. Catharines residents are facing charges after a Niagara Regional Police investigation into suspected fentanyl and crystal meth sales.
Niagara Falls mother sets up back-to-school protest
A mom in Niagara Falls has set up a spooky scene to protest the province's back to school plans.
Dentists reporting an increase in cracked teeth and damaged fillings
Dentists in Ontario are reporting a rise in cracked teeth during the pandemic.
Should we cancel Halloween trick or treating?
The Halloween decorations are out on store shelves, but the question is will the kids be able to go trick or treating amid a pandemic?
Calls to keep border closed into new year
Some border city mayors are calling on the federal government to keep the Canada-U.S. border closed to non-essential travel until at least next year.
It's Yahtze vs Jenga in the battle for toy fame
The Strong Toy Hall of Fame in Rochester is out with the list of finalists for this year's induction.
UPDATE | Fog Advisory has ended
Dense fog is beginning to lift across the region
Niagara school bus company has just enough drivers, but could use more
The company responsible for running school buses for the Niagara Catholic and the public board says it is not facing a driver shortage, but it could use some back-up support.
Ontario will publicly report school COVID outbreaks: Ford
Premier Doug Ford says his government will publicly report all cases of COVID-19 in the province's schools.
BREAKING | WE Charity says it is closing its Canadian operations
Co-founders Craig and Marc Kielburger are also planning to leave the Toronto-based youth organization once the transition to a new board of governors is complete.
UPDATE | Precious item stolen from St. Catharines church found following search party
Some great news this afternoon for a St. Catharines church which had its Tabernacle stolen earlier this week.
Moving forward on an idea to boost Welland Canal potential in Niagara
The idea of building three hubs along the Welland Canal is taking another step forward.
Oakville school staff member tests positive for COVID-19
The principal of an Oakville elementary school says a staff member tested positive for COVID-19 just days before students returned to class.
Trudeau announces cash for loans, support to Black Canadian entrepreneurs
The federal government is creating a new national program to help Black Canadians get business loans with national banks.
Two charged with impaired driving, 144 tickets and warnings handed out in NRP's traffic blitz
Two drivers were nabbed for impaired driving during Niagara Regional Police's Back-to-School traffic safety blitz.
60 yr old man charged following bomb threat at Port Dalhousie marina
A man has been arrested following a bomb threat at Port Dalhousie's marina.
Niagara Region Public Health confirm two new cases of COVID-19
Niagara Region Public Health have confirmed two new cases of COVID-19.
Bank of Canada holds key interest rate steady
The Bank of Canada is keeping its key interest rate target on hold at 0.25 per cent and says it will stay there until inflation is back on target.
Ontario Ministry of Health confirms 149 new cases of COVID-19
Ontario's Ministry of Health has confirmed 149 new cases of COVID-19.
New Brock University study shows children conflicted about going back to school
A new study from Brock University shows some conflicted feelings from students as they head back to school.
BREAKING | Amazon bringing 1500 jobs to the Hammer
Amazon.com says it is moving ahead with plans to open two new distribution centres in Ontario