Patients who see doctors at St. Catharines clinic being notified of hack

Aviva Medical Diagnostics and Specialist Clinic notifying patients of a data breach.

Starbucks offering veterans and military members free coffee on Remembrance Day

Starbucks is the latest chain to announce a plan to honour veterans along with active members of the military.

Americans head to the polls today

An election for the history books.

Five cases of COVID-19 so far at Outlet Collection

The CBC says after refusing comment, officials with the mall have now confirmed at least three cases since October 29th.

Province expected to announce tiered system to replace Stage 2 lockdowns

The Premier is expected to unveil a new tiered system for COVID-19 restrictions today that will give municipalities and public health units clear criteria for when to impose lockdowns and closures.

Anti mask movement blamed for large Halloween party

Toronto’s mayor says he hopes “the days of warning are over” after officers broke up a large Halloween party over the weekend allegedly organized by anti-maskers.

Le Chateau begins liquidation

The deals are beginning at Le Chateau.

Start Me Up Niagara's Out of the Cold program begins

Start Me Up Niagara's annual Out Of the Cold program has begun.

Premier responds to Rexall's claim there is a flu shot shortage

A major chain of pharmacies has “temporarily paused” flu shot vaccinations amid supply issues.

New case of COVID-19 identified within Niagara College community

A person is self-isolating after testing positive for COVID-19. They were last at the Welland campus on October 24th.

Two COVID cases reported at Niagara Catholic schools

The Niagara Catholic District School Board is reporting two new school related cases of COVID.

Help Kids Shine Campaign raises over $127,000 for Niagara Children's Centre

A big thank you to our listeners who helped make this year's Help Kids Shine Campaign a success.

SAVE THE DATE | Great Holiday Food Drive will help thousands depending on Community Care

Circle Friday December 11th on your calendar.

Teachers refuse to work after 11 COVID-19 cases reported at Toronto school: TDSB

The Toronto District School Board says several teachers and support staff at an elementary school refused to go to work on Monday after 11 COVID-19 cases were reported at the facility.

Water levels expected to rise by 2 feet along Lake Erie shoreline due to high winds

The NPCA asking residents living along the Lake Erie shoreline to keep an eye on water levels.

NRP kick off Crime Prevention Week

Niagara Regional Police have kicked off Ontario’s annual Crime Prevention Week.

1 killed, several injured in Vienna attack, police say

Some breaking news out of Austria.

Zoom problems delay sentencing for Markham, Ont., man who killed entire family

Videoconferencing problems have delayed the sentencing of a 24-year-old man who slaughtered his entire family as they were about to discover he lived a double life.

Latest list of people charged with impaired driving in Niagara released

Seven people are facing impaired driving charges in Niagara.

Burch’s bill to regulate Supportive Living Accommodations wins unanimous support

Niagara Centre MPP Jeff Burch’s bill to regulate Supportive Living Accommodations has won unanimous support.

Ontario government confirms 4-hour/day care plan for long-term care residents

The Ontario government is increasing the hours of direct care for each long-term care resident to an average of four hours per day.

BREAKING | Niagara Region Public Health confirm 20 new cases, three more COVID-19 related deaths

Right now Niagara has 164 active cases of the virus, and 11 active outbreaks.

Drive-thru flu clinics return this week to Gale Centre

Despite some reports of a flu vaccine shortage in Ontario, a series of drive-thru flu shot clinics continue at the Gale Centre in Niagara Falls this week.

Thorold Tunnel to open both tubes for winter travel

Good news for Niagara residents who frequent the Thorold Tunnel.

948 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario

Ontario's Ministry of Health is reporting 948 new cases of COVID-19.

A reminder to plan ahead for a sober ride home

MADD Canada is launching its annual Project Red Ribbon campaign today ahead of the holiday season.

Quebec City police say Halloween stabbing attack premeditated

A 24-year-old man has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder and five counts of attempted murder in connection with a stabbing attack in Quebec City on Halloween night.

Local farm will take your uncarved pumpkins

Before you put that old pumpkin in the green bin, here's a suggestion.

Ford considering easing restrictions in hot spots

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is set to make an announcement this afternoon.

Tim Hortons offering free hot beverages to veterans and Canadian Armed Forces members on Nov. 11th

Tim Hortons will be offering free hot beverages to veterans and Canadian Armed Forces members on Remembrance Day.

Tainted Halloween candy found in Brantford

Brantford police taking to Twitter to warn parents of reports of tainted Halloween candy.

Niagara Health moving its drive-thru assessment centre inside

Today is the last day for the St. Catharines COVID-19 Assessment Centre drive-through service.

This is Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week

This year fire officials are reminding residents ahead of the colder weather to make sure they get all fuel burning appliances inspected by a registered contractor.