Beautiful weather in store for Niagara for the next few days
There is one thing to smile about in Niagara for the next few days....the weather.
Ontario's youngest MPP to ever be elected has become a father during pandemic
Ontario's youngest MPP to ever be elected has become a father during the pandemic.
Ontario residents 40 and older can book COVID vaccines today
Ontarians aged 40 and older can book COVID-19 vaccine appointments across the province today.
Niagara will go blue tonight to celebrate 2100 nurses
Niagara Health is recognizing its 2100 nurses for continuing to care for residents and their loved ones.
Trudeau says his doctor has advised him to receive second dose of AstraZeneca vaccine
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his doctor told him he should get a second shot of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.
275 THK workers in St. Catharines locked out as talks continue
275 workers at THK in St. Catharines remain locked out of the Louth Street plant.
No threat to public safety following incident in Fort Erie that has a section of Parkway closed
There is no risk to public safety following an incident in Fort Erie.
Two meat processing companies in Niagara to get $300,000 from Ontario gov.
Two Niagara food manufacturing companies are receiving government funds to increase production and efficiency.
Police warn builders that as lumber prices rise so do thefts
Police across the country are warning builders to beware as skyrocketing lumber costs drive a rise in thefts.
Five Beluga whales from Marineland in Niagara Falls, ON heading to U.S. aquarium
Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut is preparing for the arrival of five Beluga whales from a zoo and amusement park in Canada after navigating approval processes on both sides of the U.S. border and overcoming legal challenges from environmental groups.
Say goodbye to Ellen DeGeneres' long-time talk show
Ellen DeGeneres is calling time on her long-running talk show.
Niagara pharmacist supports suspension of AstraZeneca for 1st doses, and says 2nd dose has less risk
Ontario says it expects to receive more than 254,000 doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine next week and will be reserving them for second shots.
Ontario to get new AstraZeneca shipment, reserve doses for second shots
Ontario says it expects to receive more than 254,000 doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine next week and will be reserving them for second shots.
Niagara resident dies of COVID-19, but new infections down to 49 today
Another Niagara resident being treated for COVID-19 in hospital has died.
37 yr old woman arrested after $50,000 stolen from St. Catharines medical office
A 37 year old St. Catharines woman is facing fraud charges.
Crash in Niagara Falls claims the life of one, passenger was pulled from burning car
Police are investigating a single vehicle deadly crash in Niagara Falls.
Province reports 2,320 new COVID-19 cases
Ontario is reporting 2,320 new COVID-19 cases today, a slight increase from yesterday when 2,073 cases were reported.
81% of Niagara Businesses report losing revenue in 2020
Niagara’s Economic Rapid Response Team releasing more data from their Business Impact Survey.
Activists call for the province to close a rent-increase loophole
Despite a promised freeze, group says landlords can still charge above-guideline hikes.
Human rights commission warning about crowding in jails in relation to COVID-19
The commission says capacity has climbed in several cases to pre-pandemic levels.
Process to find partner for Niagara District Airport begins
Niagara Falls council supporting a recommendation from staff to work with St. Catharines and Niagara-on-the-Lake to find a private sector partner operate and manage the facility.
BREAKING | Ontario is pausing the use of AstraZeneca vaccine with risk of blood clot on rise
Ontario is pausing the AstraZeneca vaccine rollout because of rare blood clots.
Police think there are more victims after St. Catharines man arrested for alleged 1999 sex assaults
A 62 year old St. Catharines man has been arrested after alleged sexual assaults took place in 1999.
NRP charge 10 people with impaired driving
Niagara Regional Police have charged 10 people with impaired driving.
Niagara residents embrace green bins since garbage pick-up went bi-weekly
Have you changed your garbage habits since Niagara changed to bi-weekly pickup?
Toronto Rock Lacrosse team moving to Hamilton
The Toronto Rock Lacrosse team is moving to Hamilton.
29 yr old Niagara man arrested after sex trade workers allegedly sent to home 15 times
A Pelham man has been arrested after sex trade workers were allegedly sent to a home several times.
Gates wants Ford gov. to address hot housing market saying locals can't afford to buy in Niagara
Niagara Falls NDP MPP Wayne Gates focused on housing affordability at Queen's Park today.
Hundreds of GM workers in St. Catharines still laid off as global chip shortage continues
Hundreds of GM workers in St. Catharines are still laid off as the company waits on more computer chips.
On eve of deadline, Canada makes case in court to keep Line 5 pipeline running
The federal government is stepping up its fight with Michigan over the fate of the Line 5 pipeline.
PM Trudeau says we can have a better 'one-dose' summer
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says almost 50 per cent of eligible adults in Canada have received at least one shot of COVID-19 vaccine.
Sad news at the Toronto Zoo after endangered tiger cub dies a week after birth
The Toronto Zoo says an endangered tiger cub born just over a week ago has died after experiencing serious health issues.
Ontario could reopen more outdoor spaces, science table adviser says
Ontario's science advisors say the province could safely reopen many outdoor recreational facilities even if it extends a stay-at-home order in the coming weeks.
Feds invest $12B in Ontario public transit including rapid-transit line in Hamilton
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is investing over $12 billion in public transit projects in Ontario.
82 new COVID cases in Niagara and one new death today
82 new COVID-19 cases have been reported in Niagara today along with one new death.
Ontario will offer Pfizer vaccine for children 12+, but timeline is still being worked on
Ontario’s Solicitor General says the province will offer the Pfizer vaccine for children 12+, after Health Canada’s approval.
Hospital in Windsor, Ont., applies to access surplus COVID-19 vaccines from Detroit
A hospital in Windsor, Ont., is calling on Ottawa to allow COVID-19 vaccines to be shipped across the border from Michigan.
Thorold residents may hear explosions and see smoke Thurs/Fri as NRP host training
Niagara Police will be conducting training exercises in Thorold this week.
New COVID-19 cases drop to 2,073 today
With 28,109 tests processed in the last 24 hours, the positivity rate dropped from 9.1 per cent on Monday to 8.5 per cent on Tuesday.
Water levels in Great Lakes expected to stay lower this year
The lakes have dropped steadily since last fall and are expected to remain below 2020 levels for most of this year, according to a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers forecast.
Fort Erie sets plan for Bay Beach
The town setting restrictions for Bay Beach as they plan for when safety measures begin to loosen.