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No kayak, no problem. Welland has successful first month of boat rentals on rec canal
The city of Welland says its new boat rental facility location has been running successfully for a few weeks now. -
UPDATE | Severe thunderstorm warning cancelled for Niagara
A severe thunderstorm warning has ended for Niagara. -
37 yr old Oshawa man turns himself in following deadly hit and run in Lincoln
A 37 yr old man from Oshawa has turned himself into police following a hit and run accident in Lincoln. -
Niagara teens can receive 2nd COVID shot 21 days after 1st as PH prepares for school return
Niagara Public Health is encouraging students in the region to get fully vaccinated before the start of school. -
Canada welcomes first Indigenous governor general
Mary Simon is officially Canada's 30th governor general and first Indigenous governor general. -
3 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Niagara today
Three new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Niagara today. -
You can just walk-in into Seymour-Hannah arena in St. Catharines between 9:30-3:30 for vaccine
Hours for walk-in vaccine appointments have been expanded at the Seymour-Hannah clinic in St. Catharines. -
24 yr old arrested after vandalism at War Memorial at Victoria Lawn Cemetery
Niagara Police have made an arrest after a suspect vandalized the Legion War Memorial at the Victoria Lawn Cemetery in St. Catharines. -
Visitor restrictions continue to ease at Niagara hospitals
Niagara Health is welcoming back more visitors to inpatient units and support people to same-day appointments and procedures. -
Ontario reports 119 new COVID-19 cases, positivity rate at 1 percent
Provincial health officials are confirming 119 new cases today, down from yesterday's 172 and Saturday's 170. -
Transportation Safety Board investigating helicopter crash near Brantford
The aircraft was substantially damaged, but the pilot, in her 30s, survived the crash with some fractures and minor injuries. -
Hamilton and Burlington under special air quality statement
High levels of air pollution are expected today as smoke plumes may move over southern Ontario from the northwestern fires. -
Over 660 people experienced homelessness in Niagara during latest Point-in-Time Count
The results of the Point-in-Time Count have been released, showing at least 665 people reported being homeless on March 23rd compared to 625 people in 2018. -
Canada's Jessica Klimkait wins judo bronze
Jessica Klimkait from Whitby secured the latest medal in women's under-57 kilogram judo by defeating Kaja Kajzer of Slovenia. -
Former CannTrust executives due in court today
CannTrust's former chief executive, former vice-chairman, and former chairman face charges of fraud, making false or misleading statements, and authorizing, permitting, or acquiescing in the commission of an offence. -
Niagara Health Foundation launched third 50/50 lottery
The lottery has a guaranteed grand prize of $20,000, but over $269,000 was given away in the last two lotteries. -
Two deaths and eight new COVID cases reported over weekend in Niagara
Niagara reported eight new COVID-19 cases, and two additional over the weekend. -
UPDATE | Police looking for white man in his 30's after 51 yr old Grimsby cyclist hit and killed
A 51 yr old Grimsby man has died after being hit by a car while he was cycling this morning on the North Service Road in Lincoln. -
Four of Niagara's beaches posted as unsafe to swim as we head into the weekend
Four of Niagara's beaches are considered unsafe to swim. -
8 projects at farms in Niagara West get $66,000 in funding
Eight farm projects across Niagara are getting a boost from the Ontario government. -
Alex Trebek lives on by helping Canadian explorers receive grants
A grantmaking program has been introduced to honour late Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek, who would have been 81 yesterday. -
Some waterparks in Niagara Falls open, while Great Wolf Lodge now accepts reservations for August
Now that the casinos have reopened in Niagara, other major attractions are also opening their doors. -
New museum opening to public in Niagara tomorrow
A new museum will open its doors in Niagara tomorrow. -
One death and three COVID-19 cases reported in Niagara
One new death and three new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Niagara today. -
Ontario reports 192 new COVID-19 cases as positivity rate remains at 0.9 percent
The seven-day average is 160 today compared to 151 from a week ago. -
Susan Venditti receives T. Roy Adams Humanitarian Award
The former CEO of Start Me Up Niagara is being recognized for her humanitarian work. -
All Niagara Region Public Health clinics now offering walk-in COVID-19 vaccines
Anyone 12 years old or older can go to a public health clinic anywhere in the region at any time. -
Italy issuing ''green pass'' to fully vaccinated people
Starting August fifth, those wanting to enter everywhere from stadiums and theatres to gyms and indoor restaurants must have a "green pass''. -
Free artistic challenge series continues in Niagara
CREATE the Summer continues, giving residents a chance to express their creative sides and win prizes. -
Niagara Folk Arts Multicultural Centre hosting special COVID-19 vaccine information sessions
The program called Knowledge in Your Language, Vaccine in Your Arm will be delivered in English, Spanish, Arabic, French, and Mandarin starting next week to answer questions and concerns newcomers to the country and immigrants may have. -
Olympic opening ceremonies get underway this morning
The subdued celebration is scheduled to start at 6:55 a.m. (EDT) with a limited number of athletes participating due to COVID-19 precautions. -
Casinos in Niagara are reopening to the public today
The Fallsview Casino Resort and Casino Niagara are opening their doors once again at 10 a.m. after they were closed for a year and a half due to COVID-19 protocols. -
16 people on NRP's latest list of alleged impaired drivers
16 people were charged with impaired driving in Niagara between July 5th and the 18th. -
Mass immunization clinic in St. Catharines will close next month
A mass immunization clinic in St. Catharines, known for its inspirational post-it notes, will be closing in mid-August. -
5 new cases of COVID in Niagara today with 55% of residents fully vaccinated now
Five new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Niagara today. -
Vaccine certificates may allow faster reopening, help plan for resurgence: Ontario science table
Ontario's science advisors say a proof-of-vaccination system would allow high-risk settings to reopen sooner with greater capacity. -
Two teen girls report a man followed them and exposed himself in West Lincoln
Police are investigating after two teen girls report a man followed them and then exposed himself in West Lincoln. -
Over $1M announced to build and improve trails in St. Catharines
Over $1M has been announced to build and improve five trails in St. Catharines. -
St. Catharines business owner facing sexual assault charge
Detectives began their investigation after a woman working at Two Guys Liquidation on Grantham Avenue reported an alleged sexual assault. -
Ontario reports jump in daily COVID-19 cases, but positivity rate only increases slightly
Health officials are confirming 185 new cases today after three straight days with fewer than 140 cases. -
Toronto marking third anniversary of Danforth shooting
Mayor John Tory says people will gather tonight in the memory of a young girl and a woman who were killed, for the people who were injured, and in gratitude for the first responders who arrived on scene that evening.
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Dog Talk with Dave McMahon (July 26, 2021)
Tonight's GUEST - Dr. Aron Bhan, Main West Animal Hospital, Welland, Ontario.
