It appears Niagara residents followed Halloween safety protocols for the most part: MOH
It appeared Niagara residents listened to health officials' advice this Halloween.
National Silver Cross Mother has been announced for 2020
The National Silver Cross Mother has been announced for 2020.
Have you fallen back yet?
Daylight Saving Time has come to an end as most Canadians turned their clocks back one hour at 2 a.m.
Suspect arrested in Quebec City stabbings that left two dead, five injured
Police in Quebec City say two people are dead and five others have been injured in a stabbing rampage in the provincial capital.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he hopes OHL can return with bodychecking
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is leaving the door open for bodychecking to remain in the Ontario Hockey League for the upcoming season.
28 new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara
Niagara Region Public Health have confirmed 28 new cases of COVID-19.
Sean Connery has died at age 90
Sean Connery, the original James Bond, has died at age 90.
1,015 more cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
Ontario's Ministry of Health is reporting 1,015 new cases of COVID-19.
Niagara Health posting updates on COVID outbreak at long-term care home after 23 cases and 2 deaths
Niagara Health has created a section on its website to track COVID cases at a long-term care home in Niagara Falls.
NOTL ambassadors will be out greeting residents and reminding them of COVID rules
If you are planning on visiting one of Canada's most haunted towns this Halloween weekend, be ready to be approached by a town ambassador.
Outbreak declared at church in Chatham-Kent after 31 cases reported: health officials
Public health officials say 31 cases of COVID-19 have been linked to a church in Chatham-Kent, Ont.
Premier Ford says plan to ease COVID-19 restrictions coming for hot spots
A plan to ease COVID-19 restrictions in the province's hot spots is coming next week, Premier Doug Ford said Friday, indicating he's asked health advisors for a strategy to allow shuttered businesses to safely re-open.
Drive-thru COVID testing in St. Catharines moves indoors on Monday with cooler weather here
The drive-thru COVID-19 testing centre in St. Catharines will be moving indoors on Monday with cooler temperatures on the way.
Decrease contacts to get second wave under control
Chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam says if Canadians continue their current rates of contact, COVID-19 case counts will reach eight-thousand per day by December.
Sports leaders including Bobby Orr endorse Trump ahead of Tuesday's vote
Bobby Orr has endorsed Donald Trump just days ahead of Tuesday's presidential election in the United States.
BREAKING | 25 new cases of COVID in Niagara along with two new deaths
25 new cases of COVID-19 have been reported today along with two new deaths.
NOTL's first Halloween Giveaway a huge success
More than 700 special Halloween goodie bags are being delivered to children in Niagara-on-the-lake today.
Niagara Parks Police arrest suspect in WFOL vandalism
Niagara Parks Police have arrested a suspect in connection with vandalism to some of the Winter Festival of Lights displays in Dufferin Island.
Premier's constituency office closed after staff members test positive for COVID-19
Premier Doug Ford's constituency office in Etobicoke North is closed.
896 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
There are 314 new cases in Toronto, 173 in Peel, 115 in York Region, and 92 in Ottawa.
UPDATE | Westbound QEW in Oakville now open following deadly crash
One person is dead following a multi-vehicle collision involving a school bus on the QEW in Oakville this morning.
Foster Festival putting on The Christmas Tree one act play
The Foster Festival is bringing back live theatre just in time for Christmas.
No Santa Claus parade in Port Colborne, but other festive events planned
Although there will be no Santa Claus parade in Port Colborne this year, the city is working on a few new events to keep the spirit alive.
Ontario hiring more drive test examiners to clear DriveTest backlog
The province is hiring 130 temporary drive test examiners to try and clear the backlog at DriveTest centres.
No rain or snow for Halloween night, but it will be a bit windy in Niagara
You won't need umbrellas or winter coats to go trick-or-treating this year, but it may be a bit brisk.
Province to give details on two major sporting tournaments
Supporters will find out today where the province stands on Hamilton's bid to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Ford government says its not taxing marriages
The provincial government says accusations that it's looking to slap a tax on marriage are based on misinformation.
Niagara Health president 'confident' outbreak at LTC home will end as quickly and safely as possible
The latest data from Millennium Trail Manor shows one resident is sick, five staff members are ill, and there have been two deaths.
Flat rate hydro pricing ends this weekend
Starting Sunday, we will no longer be paying the 12.8 cents per kilowatt hour flat rate the Ford government debuted in June to help out people who were working from home because of the pandemic.
It looks like the pandemic has saved an iconic brand
A staple in kitchens across the nation for decades is making a comeback.
Time to fall back
After celebrating Halloween tomorrow night it's time to 'fall back' with Daylight Saving Time coming to an end.
2020 Poppy campaign kicks off today
The Royal Canadian Legion’s 2020 National Poppy Campaign begins today with some pandemic related changes
Niagara residents split on whether or not to hand out candy this Halloween
It appears about half of Niagara residents plan to stay home and avoid trick-or-treating this year.
Images of 5 million faces collected in 12 malls across Canada without consent
Privacy watchdogs say images of five million peoples' faces were collected through information kiosks in 12 malls across Canada without the knowledge or consent of the shoppers.
More details on suspect who carried out France terror attack
France's anti-terrorism prosecutor says the man who killed three in a Nice church was a Tunisian aged about 20.
$200,000 awarded in lawsuit over being misled by Canada Dry ginger ale marketing
The maker of Canada Dry ginger ale has agreed to pay more than $200,000 to settle a class-action lawsuit launched by a B.C. man who alleged he was misled by marketing suggesting the soda had medicinal benefits.
Betty's has been victim to cruel, nasty and threatening comments following Oosterhoff event
A restaurant in Niagara Falls known for its milkshakes, pies and fish and chips has made headlines recently for all the wrong reasons.
Niagara is under a frost advisory
Niagara is now under a frost advisory.
Ontario moving away from worst-case scenario in COVID pandemic
Slower, more positive, and moving away from the worst-case scenario.
Ethics watchdog clears Morneau of accepting gift from WE Charity
The federal ethics watchdog has cleared former finance minister Bill Morneau of failing to disclose a gift from WE Charity.