Veltman found guilty of first-degree murder in killing of Muslim family
Nathaniel Veltman, accused of killing four members of a Muslim family in London, Ont., has been found guilty of four counts of first-degree murder.
Ryan Reynolds becomes newest member of Order of British Columbia
Ryan Reynolds is the newest member of the Order of British Columbia.
Full day of bilateral meetings and plenaries await Trudeau at APEC summit by the bay
With the fireworks and formalities done, it's time for delegates at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit to get down to business.
Man arrested on suspicion of murder after woman dies in Toronto crash
Police say an elderly man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after allegedly hitting several people with a vehicle in northeast Toronto, killing one.
Trial of man accused of killing muslim family now in the hands of jury
The trial of Nathaniel Veltman, the man accused of killing four members of a Muslim family, is now in the hands of the jury.
New rules for child-care operators to protect kids
New rules are coming into effect next year for Ontario child-care operators aimed at preventing the rare but horrific deaths of children in hot cars.
Two Santa parades in Niagara being held today
Niagara's first Santa Parades of the season will be held today.
More competition needed in grocery to help stabilize food prices: Freeland
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says more competition is needed in Canada's grocery sector as consumers grapple with the rising cost of living.
Welland Jackfish to host summer all-star showdown
Another major success for the Welland Jackfish, who will be hosting a major event in the summer.
Brock and CMHA Niagara come together to support mental health support for athletes
Brock University has joined forces with Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Niagara to pilot and evaluate a sports mental health program called 'Talk Today'.
Niagara Health gears up for Celebration of Lights holiday fundraising campaign
The Niagara Health Foundation will once again run its Celebration of Lights holiday fundraising campaign.
100 Vancouver police sent after protest surrounds Trudeau at restaurant
Vancouver police say 100 officers were sent to a restaurant where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was dining last night, after it was surrounded by protesters chanting for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.
Police dog tracks down suspect in violent home invasion in Grimsby overnight
Niagara Police are releasing more information about a violent home invasion in Grimsby overnight.
Police investigate following highway closure in Vineland
Niagara Regional Police are investigating after the QEW was closed for a couple hours this morning.
Ontario's patient ombudsman notes troubling trend accessing primary care
Ontario's patient ombudsman says his office has seen a 33-per-cent increase in complaints, and noted a troubling trend with problems accessing primary care.
Poll shows dissatisfaction with Trudeau and Liberal government
A new poll suggests almost two in three Canadians have a negative impression of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and half want him to resign before the next election.
Netanyahu responds to Trudeau on X
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took aim at his Canadian counterpart on social media this evening.
Councillor wants a look at secret document on governance reform in Niagara
Port Colborne Regional Councillor Fred Davies says Niagara needs all the information it can get on local governance reform.
Niagara-on-the-Lake to host traditional Christmas Parade Sat. Dec. 9th
The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake will host a traditional Christmas Parade in Old Town on Saturday, December 9th, at 11 a.m.
New Canadian coins feature King Charles III
The Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled the first coins bearing the face of King Charles III.
Pomp and procedure: New Ontario lieutenant-governor sworn into office
Ontario's new Lieutenant-Governor has been sworn in with an installation ceremony full of pomp and procedure and a pledge to help build an inclusive province.
Food insecurity worsened last year: StatCan
A Statistics Canada study says nearly seven million Canadians struggled with hunger last year.
Manslaughter arrest in death of hockey player whose neck was cut with skate blade
Police in England have arrested a man on suspicion of manslaughter in the death of American ice hockey player Adam Johnson whose neck was cut by a skate during a game.
Canadian men's basketball team take court in St. Catharines this February
Canada is set to open the FIBA Men's AmeriCup 2025 Qualifiers on February 23 at the Meridian Centre.
St. Catharines targets further reduction in emissions
Council accepting a staff recommendation that calls for a community-wide net zero target by 2050.
Ontario to ban unpaid restaurant trial shifts; part of new labour law coming today
Ontario is planning to explicitly ban unpaid trial shifts for restaurant and hospitality workers, while also strengthening rules against deducting employee wages in the event of customer theft.
Royal Canadian Mint to start replacing image of late queen with King Charles
The Royal Canadian Mint will soon begin producing Canadian coins bearing the face of King Charles.
Four residents facing 700 charges for destroying trees in Martindale Pond area of St. Catharines
St. Catharines is starting to crackdown on tree by-law offences in the Martindale Pond area.
Niagara launches 2024 budget survey to understand what residents want in the spending plan
Niagara has launched a survey looking for public feedback on next year's budget.
Sports Tourism Summit being held in Niagara as part of Grey Cup festivities
A Sports Tourism Summit will be held in Niagara this week, with Grey Cup festivities getting underway in Hamilton.
Environmental group supporting greenhouse gas report being presented to St. Catharines Council
An environmental group is encouraging St. Catharines Council to get tough on greenhouse gas emissions.
Niagara Police believe there are more victims after indecent act in St. Catharines
Niagara Police have arrested a Toronto man for an indecent act last week in St. Catharines.
Bad Boy Furniture aiming to restructure business as it faces 'challenging' economy
Bad Boy Furniture Warehouse Ltd. is aiming to restructure its business through a filing made under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.
Smithville speed camera will be fixed after weekend vandalism
One of Niagara's newly installed speed cameras has been so badly vandalized, it's not working.
Global Affairs Canada says 234 Canadians, PRs and family members have left Gaza
Global Affairs Canada says 234 Canadians, permanent residents and their eligible family members have crossed from Gaza into Egypt yesterday.
Jury finds Nygard guilty of 4 sexual assault charges, acquits him on 2 other counts
Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard has been found guilty of four counts of sexual assault, but acquitted of a fifth count plus a charge a forcible confinement.
Allanburg Bridge closing for five days due to construction project
The Allanburg Bridge will be closed to vehicle and pedestrian traffic for five days beginning on Monday November 13th for a Niagara Region construction project.
Cities look to copy Montreal's ban of right turns on red, but safety data lacking
More North American cities are contemplating imitating Montreal by banning drivers from turning right on red lights.
Official mascot for Canadian Army celebrates birthday on Remembrance Day
The Canadian Army’s official mascot, a polar bear at the Toronto Zoo, celebrated her eighth birthday yesterday.
Hundreds gather at St.Catharines Cenotaph for Remembrance Day ceremony
Hundreds have gathered today at the St.Catharines cenotaph to take part in a Remembrance Day ceremony.
Lancaster flyovers to appear in skies today for Remembrance Day
Keep an eye on the skies today for the local Lancaster flyovers.