One of Niagara's new waste collection companies takes Living Wage pledge
The Niagara Poverty Reduction Network confirms GFL Environmental has become Niagara's 40th Living Wage Employer.
Niagara's top doctor admits visitors from Stage 2 hot spots is concerning
York becomes the fourth region today to enter a modified Stage 2 and the question is could we be next.
Regional council to consider proposed change to mask bylaw
Following in the footsteps of St. Catharines council, Niagara Regional councillors will be asked to make a change to the mandatory mask bylaw.
Smile Cookie campaign brings in $81,700 for Hospice Niagara
Tim Hortons in Welland, Fort Erie, Crystal Beach, Stevensville, St. Catharines, and Thorold all donated money from the Smile Cookie campaign to the hospice.
Four Fort Erie residents facing charges after drug related call in Niagara Falls
Four people are facing charges after Niagara Regional Police officers discovered a stolen vehicle while responding to a drug related call.
Police search for two suspects in Welland assault
A 66 year old woman was assaulted after two men tried to take her keys in Welland.
Stricter COVID-19 measures begin in York Region
York Region is joining Toronto, Ottawa, and Peel in a modified version of Stage Two as COVID-19 cases continue to rise.
Garbage pickup goes biweekly starting today across Niagara
Starting today, big changes to garbage pickup across Niagara.
COVID-19 case linked to Grimsby Secondary School
A person at Grimsby Secondary School has tested positive for the virus and is now self-isolating at home.
Today is a week to think about what you throw into the trash
Today is the start of Waste Reduction Week in Canada.
Walk a Mile fundraiser brings in double its goal
On Saturday, Gillian's Place asked everyone to Walk a Mile in Her Shoes.
Arrest in St. Catharines stabbing
Niagara police say they've charged an 18 year old man with a stabbing in St. Catharines.
Person at Port Weller Public School tests positive for COVID-19
The District School Board of Niagara says a person at Port Weller Public School has tested positive for COVID-19.
NRP make arrest after finding same graffiti tag in 25 spots in St. Catharines
Niagara Regional Police have made an arrest after finding a similar graffiti tag in 25 different locations around St. Catharines.
Man arrested following stabbing in St. Catharines
An arrest has been made following a stabbing in St. Catharines.
658 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario, Eight in Niagara
Ontario's Ministry of Health is reporting 658 new cases of COVID-19.
Niagara Falls Costco to open on November 13th
Costco has finally clarified what is going on with their Niagara locations.
805 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario, six in Niagara
Ontario's Ministry of Health have confirmed 805 new cases of COVID-19.
St. Catharines mayor comments on former GM site
St. Catharines Mayor Walter Sendzik has released a statement regarding the old GM site on Ontario street.
WANTED | Two men wanted following armed robbery in St. Catharines
Niagara Regional Police are looking for two suspects following a robbery in St. Catharines.
20 people facing impaired driving charges in Niagara over two week span
20 people are facing impaired driving charges in Niagara.
New Woodland by-law will transfer enforcement back to Niagara Region from NPCA if passed
There's a new by-law in Niagara to protect woodlands.
53 yr old St. Catharines man wins $700,000
A 53 yr old hospitality worker from St. Catharines is the latest lotto winner.
York Region moving back into a modified stage 2 on Monday
York Region will transition back into a modified stage 2 effective Monday at 12:01am for 28 days.
500 new jobs coming to Ontario
Roche Canada is investing $500 million for a new operations hub in Mississauga.
Ontario, Manitoba looking to ramp up restrictions as COVID-19 caseload nears 200K
Ontario and Manitoba are looking to ramp up COVID-19 restrictions as Canada's caseload inches closer to the 200,000 mark.
3 Niagara Falls residents charged in human trafficking case
A human trafficking investigation in Niagara Falls has resulted in charges against three people.
Six new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara, and one new death
Niagara Region Public Health are reporting six new cases of COVID-19 in the region, and one new death.
712 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
Ontario's Ministry of Health have confirmed 712 new cases of COVID-19.
LTC association says they're not ready for second wave
A long-term care association says its homes still have a severe staffing shortage and may not be ready for the second wave of the pandemic.
Free pumpkins this Sunday in exchange for donations to Project Share
The 11th Annual Pick-A-Pumpkin Event will be held this weekend in Niagara Falls in support of Project Share.
Walk A Mile: Covid Style to raise desperately needed funds for Gillian's Place
An annual fundraiser for a local shelter supporting abused women and children will go ahead this weekend, but in a new way.
Port Colborne Famers Market closing for season October 30th
The Port Colborne Farmers Market will be closing up shop early this season.
Big Move Cancer Ride raises $370,000 for Walker Family Cancer Centre
More than 330 riders took part in this year's virtual event to help the Niagara Health Foundation continue to fund local cancer care.
Brock University celebrates virtual fall convocation
More than 650 Brock undergrad students and 340 graduate students will be part of the virtual convocation ceremonies today.
OPP report at least 5 deaths over Thanksgiving long weekend
Officers responded to a total of four fatal collisions over the Thanksgiving Long Weekend.
Police search for suspect in Welland indecent act
Police are searching for a man after an 18 year old woman reported an indecent act in Welland's Merritt Park.
Hamilton restaurant blames Spinco outbreak after three of its employees test positive for COVID
The owner of Radius telling the Spec, our first case has been linked to the local spin studio outbreak.
10 Fearman's Pork employees test positive for COVID-19
Halton Public Health is investigating an outbreak of COVID-19 at Fearman's Pork in Burlington.
Province says teacher hiring will be based on merit not seniority
A controversial hiring rule that favours supply teachers with the most seniority is being tossed out by the provincial government.