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Case of COVID confirmed at Welland elementary school
A COVID-19 case has been confirmed at an elementary school in Welland. -
St. Catharines woman wins $1M in lottery
A St. Catharines woman has won $1M in the 6/49 Lotto draw. -
Ford says he needs more information from feds on COVID vaccines
Premier Doug Ford says he isn't getting the answers he needs from the federal government about COVID-19 vaccines. -
Alek Minassian was never aggressive to others before van attack, court hears
A psychiatrist says the man who killed 10 people in Toronto's van attack has never shown aggression towards others, just himself. -
Spending too little worse than spending too much, Freeland says in fall update
Minister Chrystia Freeland's first fall mini-budget finds new funds for families and businesses and scratches a longtime provincial itch over transfer payments as she tries to find a delicate balance between pandemic anxiety and political prudence. -
Brock extends holiday break
Brock University has extended its holiday break by pushing back the start of the winter term as the COVID pandemic continues. -
10th case confirmed at Smithville school with COVID outbreak
A 10th COVID case has been confirmed at a Smithville school. -
ICU nurse who lives in Niagara says expired masks and unpaid leaves are now part of the job
An ICU nurse who lives in Niagara is speaking out as we enter the 10th month of the pandemic about working conditions, including having to wear expired masks. -
Ontario parents can start applying for $200/child 12 yrs old and younger today
Families in Ontario can start applying for funding to support new education-related expenses. -
One new COVID death and 14 new cases confirmed in Niagara
14 new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Niagara today along with one new death. -
Migrant rights advocate from Niagara named one of Chatelaine's Women of the Year
Sonia Aviles, a member of the Migrant Workers Alliance for Change, has been named one of Chatelaine's Women of the Year. -
1,746 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
There are 622 new cases in Toronto, 390 in Peel, and 217 in York Region. -
Niagara's top doctor warns region is approaching a 'tipping point' in contact tracing
Right now, Niagara Public Health is still able to follow through on tracing, but Dr. Mustafa Hirji warns the region is on the verge of having to scale back. -
Sobeys relaunching 'hero pay' in lockdown areas
So-called "Hero Pay'' is back at one Canadian grocery chain. -
Merriam-Webster declares 'pandemic' word of the year
Lookups of the term spiked on February 3rd and then continued to grow from there. -
Shopify expecting another big day for Cyber Monday
Shoppers are reminded to continue supporting local businesses during Cyber Monday. -
Almost 20 new cases of COVID-19 identified at Toronto school after asymptomatic testing
In all, 18 students and one staff member tested positive for the virus with Toronto District School Board officials saying there was one false positive. -
Federal fiscal update due out this afternoon
Canadians will get a better understanding today of the country's fiscal outlook. -
NFL orders team facilities closed for two days following Thanksgiving holiday
Most NFL team facilities will be closing for two days to prevent the spread of COVID-19. -
Niagara Parks launches annual Poinsettia Show
More than 1,400 poinsettias are on display for Niagara Park's annual Poinsettia Show. -
Mitten Tree campaign returning to St. Catharines Museum
An annual campaign is returning to the St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre to spread a little warmth. -
Two Niagara ServiceOntario locations offering online appointment booking
Some ServiceOntario locations across the province are offering appointment booking online as the province continues to struggle with COVID-19. -
Petition calls for Brock University to extend winter break
Almost 6,000 people have signed a change.org petition to extend the winter break for Brock University students. -
Darth Vader actor David Prowse dies at 85
The man behind Darth Vader's ominous presence has died at the age of 85. -
Province moves several areas to new levels of COVID-19 restriction system
Niagara remains in the orange level of the province's tiered COVID-19 system as several other areas move to new levels. -
COVID case confirmed at Port Colborne High
Two school-related cases of COVID-19 were identified over the weekend. -
Niagara Region Public Health confirm 25 new cases of COVID-19
Right now there are 203 active cases of COVID-19 in Niagara, and 16 active outbreaks. -
Detectives investigating house fire in Welland
Niagara Regional Police, along with the Ontario Fire Marshal's Office, are investigating a fire in Welland. -
Outbreak of COVID-19 declared over at Millennium Trail Manor
The outbreak has been declared over as there has not been a new case of the virus at Millennium Trail Manor for more than two weeks. -
Ontario's Ministry of Health reports 1,708 new cases of COVID-19
1,443 more cases are considered resolved, and there have been 24 COVID-19 related deaths. -
18 new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara
There are 202 active cases of COVID-19 in Niagara, and 18 active outbreaks. -
Case of COVID-19 at Martha Cullimore Public School
The District School Board of Niagara says one person at Martha Cullimore Public School has tested positive for COVID-19. -
1,822 more cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
1,510 more cases are considered resolved, and there have been 29 more COVID-19 related deaths. -
Are the Blue Jays getting a new home?
Rogers Communications says it was exploring the future of its Toronto stadium before the COVID-19 pandemic, but the virus has put those plans on hold. -
NHS says no changes to services
Niagara Health says there are no changes to their services. -
NRP release latest list of suspected impaired drivers in Niagara
Niagara Regional Police have released the latest list of suspected impaired drivers in the region. -
Ontario parents can apply for their next COVID-19 payment from the Province
Ontario parents will soon be able to apply for their next COVID-19 cheque from the provincial government and should receive the funds before the holidays. -
5 REGIONS move to different framework level
The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, local medical officers of health, and other health experts, is moving five public health regions to new levels with stronger public health measures -
Trudeau expects most Canadians could be vaccinated by September 2021
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pushed back against critics of his government's COVID-19 vaccination plan with assurances most Canadians would be inoculated by September 2021, with a former NATO commander leading distribution. -
Van attack killer has shown no anger or emotion throughout evaluations, court hears
A leading forensic psychiatrist says the man who killed 10 people in the Toronto van attack has shown no anger through all his evaluations.
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DOG TALK with Dave McMahon - GUEST Marc & Lindsey Charbonneau - Nov 30TH 2020
Marc & Lindsey Charbonneau the hosts of a popular podcast called Puppy Scammers will join Dave to talk about their personal devastating experience they had acquiring a puppy which led them to launching their podcast called Puppy Scammers
