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St. Catharines council moving forward with city business regardless of cost
St. Catharines city council has reversed a July decision to pause discussions on costly non-COVID-19 related items. -
A crime most 'fowl'
Norfolk OPP are on the lookout for 21 missing ducks. -
Premier returns almost $10,000 to Ontario treasury
The Premier and the Finance Minister have been forced to give up a percentage of their salaries after failing to deliver the 2020 budget on time because of the pandemic. -
Halton residents asked to take steps to prevent a return to Stage 2
Halton's top doctor is asking residents to only dine in at restaurants with people in their households and to stop taking part in indoor fitness classes even though they are still permitted for now. -
Province to allow dance studios to reopen in Toronto, Peel, Ottawa and York
Dance studios in the four COVID hot spots in Ontario that are currently in a modified version of Stage 2 can now reopen their doors with some restrictions. -
2021 World Juniors kick off on Christmas Day
Christmas Day games include Switzerland versus Slovakia, Germany versus Finland, and Russia versus the US. -
Niagara's Leadership Summit for Women begins today
The three day event hosted by the YWCA Niagara will be taking place virtually this year. -
NOTL Community Centre rentals delays and administrative buildings remain closed to the public
Rentals for Niagara-On-The-Lake's Community Centre are being delayed and town administrative buildings will remain closed to the public until further notice -
St. Catharines man wins $250,000
A St. Catharines man plans to share some of a big Instant Bingo Multiplier win with his family. -
Niagara keeps 'AA' credit rating but recovery will be slower than other regions
Niagara has kept its 'AA' credit rating, but economic recovery will be slower than other regions due to our strong ties to the tourism industry. -
Six charged with impaired driving in Niagara
Six people are facing impaired driving charges in Niagara. -
Trick-or-treating a go in Niagara, but not in hotspots
Celebrating Halloween in a pandemic continues to dominate Ontario's daily COVID update. -
Ontario residents need to know which workplaces have COVID outbreaks: Niagara MPP
Niagara Falls NDP MPP Wayne Gates wants the government to announce which work places are dealing with outbreaks of COVID. -
Ontario to expand blue box program, increase number of items accepted across province
Ontario says it plans to expand the list of items accepted in the province's blue box recycling program. -
15 new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara and one new death
Niagara Region Public Health is reporting 15 new cases of COVID-19 in the region, and one new COVID-19 related death. -
Door to door trick or treating not recommended in Toronto, Peel, York, or Ottawa
Officials recommend checking with your local municipality or public health unit for any additional advice or restrictions that may be in place for Halloween. -
704 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
Ontario's Ministry of Health is reporting 704 new cases of COVID-19. -
It's official, border closure extended
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair has confirmed that Canada-U.S. border restrictions have been extended to November 21st. -
One of Niagara's new waste collection companies takes Living Wage pledge
The Niagara Poverty Reduction Network confirms GFL Environmental has become Niagara's 40th Living Wage Employer. -
Niagara's top doctor admits visitors from Stage 2 hot spots is concerning
York becomes the fourth region today to enter a modified Stage 2 and the question is could we be next. -
Regional council to consider proposed change to mask bylaw
Following in the footsteps of St. Catharines council, Niagara Regional councillors will be asked to make a change to the mandatory mask bylaw. -
Smile Cookie campaign brings in $81,700 for Hospice Niagara
Tim Hortons in Welland, Fort Erie, Crystal Beach, Stevensville, St. Catharines, and Thorold all donated money from the Smile Cookie campaign to the hospice. -
Four Fort Erie residents facing charges after drug related call in Niagara Falls
Four people are facing charges after Niagara Regional Police officers discovered a stolen vehicle while responding to a drug related call. -
Police search for two suspects in Welland assault
A 66 year old woman was assaulted after two men tried to take her keys in Welland. -
Stricter COVID-19 measures begin in York Region
York Region is joining Toronto, Ottawa, and Peel in a modified version of Stage Two as COVID-19 cases continue to rise. -
Garbage pickup goes biweekly starting today across Niagara
Starting today, big changes to garbage pickup across Niagara. -
COVID-19 case linked to Grimsby Secondary School
A person at Grimsby Secondary School has tested positive for the virus and is now self-isolating at home. -
Today is a week to think about what you throw into the trash
Today is the start of Waste Reduction Week in Canada. -
Walk a Mile fundraiser brings in double its goal
On Saturday, Gillian's Place asked everyone to Walk a Mile in Her Shoes. -
Arrest in St. Catharines stabbing
Niagara police say they've charged an 18 year old man with a stabbing in St. Catharines. -
Person at Port Weller Public School tests positive for COVID-19
The District School Board of Niagara says a person at Port Weller Public School has tested positive for COVID-19. -
NRP make arrest after finding same graffiti tag in 25 spots in St. Catharines
Niagara Regional Police have made an arrest after finding a similar graffiti tag in 25 different locations around St. Catharines. -
Man arrested following stabbing in St. Catharines
An arrest has been made following a stabbing in St. Catharines. -
658 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario, Eight in Niagara
Ontario's Ministry of Health is reporting 658 new cases of COVID-19. -
Niagara Falls Costco to open on November 13th
Costco has finally clarified what is going on with their Niagara locations. -
805 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario, six in Niagara
Ontario's Ministry of Health have confirmed 805 new cases of COVID-19. -
St. Catharines mayor comments on former GM site
St. Catharines Mayor Walter Sendzik has released a statement regarding the old GM site on Ontario street. -
WANTED | Two men wanted following armed robbery in St. Catharines
Niagara Regional Police are looking for two suspects following a robbery in St. Catharines. -
20 people facing impaired driving charges in Niagara over two week span
20 people are facing impaired driving charges in Niagara. -
New Woodland by-law will transfer enforcement back to Niagara Region from NPCA if passed
There's a new by-law in Niagara to protect woodlands.
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DOG TALK - OCT 19th - Barbara Lee & Dr. Carrie Evers
Tonight on the dog talk radio show I'm joined by Barbara Lee - Canine Physiotherapist & Dr. Carrie Evers from the Niagara Canine Conditioning Centre.
