No risk to public safety as OPP converge in Jordan Station
Ontario Provincial Police confirm theyhave a large presence in an area around a marijuana facility in Jordan Station this morning.
Jim Walker of the OPP's Joint Forces Cannabis Enforcement Team confirms they are conducting an investigation and plan to release further information next week.
Walker adds there is no risk to public safety.
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Snow squall watch issued for Niagara tonight
A snow squall watch has been issued for Niagara. -
Rideau Canal, world's largest skating rink, set to have latest opening date on record
The world's largest naturally frozen skating rink still hasn't opened as an Ottawa winter festival gets underway, putting the Rideau Canal Skateway on track to have its latest opening date on record. -
Police looking for suspect after swatting call in St. Catharines reports fake shooting
Niagara Police are looking for a suspect after a swatting call was made to them about a shooting in St. Catharines. -
Gas prices set to drop by 5 cents overnight
If you can wait one more night to fill up your gas tank, it will be worth it. -
Ontario says it is in ``full support'' of the federal government's push to make health-care funding
The province says it will continue to work with other provinces and territories to get support for a national health-care data system because if performance isn't measured, gaps in care can't be identified and addressed. -
Ontario cities urge residents to report coyote dens near homes during mating season
Several cities in Ontario are urging residents to report coyote dens near residential areas and be wary of the animals as mating season for the canines is underway. -
Funeral details announced for former longtime Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion
Former longtime Mississauga, Ont., mayor Hazel McCallion is set to be remembered at a state funeral on what would have been her 102nd birthday. -
Niagara's Fenwick Flossie calls for six more weeks of winter
Niagara's rodent weather expert is calling for six more weeks of winter. -
Niagara prepares for Coldest Night of the Year walks
Coldest Night of the Year walks will be held across the country on February 25th to raise funds for various organizations that assist homeless iniatives.
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The Drive with Walter Sendzik - Adrienne Jugley, Commissioner, Niagara Region Community Services
Ontario court rules encampments can stay if there’s a shortage of shelter beds
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The Drive with Walter Sendzik - Fred Eisenburger, former Mayor of Hamilton
Reflecting on the life of Hazel McCallion
