Man suffers serious injuries after second stabbing in Niagara Falls neighbourhood this month
A stabbing in Niagara Falls sent two men to hospital.
14 people facing impaired driving charges in Niagara
14 people are facing impaired driving charges in Niagara.
Hundreds of protesters gather in Hamilton to show support for LGBTQ+ community
Hundreds of people have gathered in front of a school board in Hamilton to show their support for the LGBTQ+ community.
Niagara Health getting $1.9M for ERs, and $48M to create more hospital bed space
Niagara Health is getting $1.9 million to help cut ER wait times.
DSBN Education Director comments on L-G-B-T-Q rallies being held today
The Director of Education with the District School Board of Niagara adding his voice to the conversation.
StatCan says 1 in 4 adolescents have been cyberbullied
A new StatCan report says one in four adolescents in Canada have been cyberbullied and it's taking a toll on their mental health.
Strong shipping season so far along the seaway
The St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation says traffic reached 19.9 million tonnes in August.
Totem pole may find new home at Canada Games Park
Restoration work is now complete on the pole which once stood at Richard Pierpoint Park but the artists in charge of the restoration say it would be best to keep it indoors now.
Canadians feel news should be free and accessible for anyone
A new survey suggests that most Canadians feel news should be free and accessible for anyone while believing media will find other ways to make money.
St. Catharines Fire now taking calls and dispatching for Quinte West
St. Catharines Fire will now field emergency calls for an area near Belleville.
Police Service dog 'Rudy' finds missing senior in St. Catharines ravine
A Niagara Regional Police Service dog is credited for finding a missing senior in St. Catharines last night.
'Freedom Convoy' Facebook posts admitted as evidence in protest organizers' trial
Social media posts and videos from the ``Freedom Convoy 2022'' Facebook page have been accepted as evidence in the criminal trial of two of the protest's most prominent organizers.
Start Me Up Niagara sells St. Catharines building but not going far
Start Me Up Niagara has sold its building in St. Catharines, but it's staying in the neighbourhood.
Tractor trailer crash and fire causes traffic chaos in Burlington
A crash near the Burlington Skyway Bridge has shut down the QEW lanes heading into Niagara.
St. Catharines resident finds stolen trailer thanks to an AirTag
Buying an Apple AirTag has paid off for a St. Catharines resident who had their trailer stolen last week.
Canada's inflation rate reaches four per cent in August
Statistics Canada says the country's annual inflation rate rose to four per cent last month, up from 3.3 per cent in July.
Some local politicians eagerly waiting governance discussions
The minister municipal affairs and housing has asked for a legislative committee to review the governance of Niagara and five other municipalities.
Trudeau heads to UN Assembley to discuss climate crisis
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is headed today to the U-N General Assembly, which some say will be a moment of reckoning for countries when it comes to their climate commitments.
New paper sheds light on decision to scrap the Avro Arrow
A new research paper based on previously secret information is shedding fresh light on Canada's decision to scrap the fabled Avro Arrow in 1959.
Say goodbye to your free weekly copy of Niagara This Week
The very last physical edition of 'Niagara This Week' has been delivered.
Canada's big grocery store owners agree to stabilize food prices but no promises to lower prices
The CEOs of five of the country's biggest grocery chains have agreed to work to stabilize food prices after a meeting with the federal government.
Ford announces $42M to help house refugees, at-risk people
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province is adding $42 million in funding to a portable housing benefit, with more than half going to the city of Toronto, which is struggling to accommodate a rise in refugee and asylum claimants.
Trudeau says murder of Sikh leader in B.C. may be linked to Indian government
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadian intelligence services are investigating ``credible'' information about ``a potential link'' between the government of India and the murder of British Columbia Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Traffic stop in St. Catharines uncovers open alcohol and drugs
A 33-year-old Toronto man is facing charges after Niagara Police pulled a car over to allegedly find open alcohol and drugs.
West Lincoln company getting $1.7M to expand meat processing operations
A West Lincoln company is getting $1.7M from the provincial government to expand.
Niagara SPCA and former LCHS at odds over adoption event featuring American dogs and cats
The Niagara SPCA and Humane Society wants to clear up any confusion that it is involved in an adoption event, which will see dogs and cats from the U.S., adopted out in Niagara, ON.
Niagara Falls man now missing for 12 days
Niagara Police continue to ask for the public's help finding a missing man in Niagara Falls.
Russell Brand gigs postponed after sexual assault allegations against comedian
Promoters scrap remaining tour dates for comedian Russell Brand after sexual assault allegations.
Metro Media to declare bankruptcy as local journalism takes another hit
Metro Media will declare bankruptcy this week, permanently ending its coverage of local government in parts of the province's two largest cities, the head of the Quebec newspaper publisher said Sunday.
Ontario court dismisses sex workers' Charter challenge
Ontario's Superior Court has dismissed a Charter challenge launched by an alliance of groups advocating for the rights of sex workers, ruling that Canada's criminal laws on sex work are constitutional.
Toolbox Project raising funds with pasta dinner this month
The annual campaign is holding a pasta dinner Wednesday September, 27 at Cub Belvedere in Thorold.
Trajectory for 'Freedom Convoy' organizers' trial uncertain as third week begins
Lawyers on both sides of the trial of key ``Freedom Convoy'' organizers are working to keep the proceedings from coming to a standstill.
Housing, food prices top of mind as MPs return to Ottawa following summer break
MPs are returning to the House of Commons today determined to find relief for Canadians feeling the pinch of inflation.
Ontario elementary teachers hold strike votes between today and Oct. 17
Teachers in Ontario's public elementary schools are set to start voting today on whether they want to give their union a strike mandate.
Decision expected in sex workers' Charter challenge of criminal prostitution laws
The Ontario Superior Court is expected to release its decision this morning on a constitutional challenge launched by an alliance of groups advocating for the rights of sex workers.
Golden Mushroom brand Enoki mushrooms recalled for possible Listeria contamination
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for Golden Mushroom brand Enoki mushrooms due to a possible Listeria contamination.
Trudeau calls for better progressive messaging at summit in Montreal
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says progressive politicians need to do a better job bridging their lofty aspirations with people's day-to-day struggles in order to counter the right wing.
Winemakers, NDP call for removal of Ontario retail winery tax
An Ontario New Democrat representing the Niagara Region is pushing for the government to get rid of a tax on wineries.
Saskatchewan child advocate says pronoun policy for schools violates rights
Saskatchewan's child advocate has released a report saying the province's pronoun policy in schools violates rights to gender identity and expression.
Residents of Hay River, N.W.T., allowed to return home starting today
Residents of Hay River, N.W.T., are being allowed to return home today.
High winds, flooding, power outages possible as hurricane Lee hits Atlantic Canada
Now a powerful post-tropical cyclone, former hurricane Lee remains a very large and dangerous storm as it continues to move toward the Maritimes.