Case of COVID at Grimsby high school, but student had not been in class for a week
There is now a confirmed case of COVID-19 at a Grimsby high school.
Two men accused of plotting to derail train over Niagara's Jordan Harbour will not get new trials
The two men accused of plotting to derail a passenger train in Niagara will not get a new trial.
CBC cuts 60 jobs in five locations across Canada due to cost pressures
CBC cuts 60 jobs in five locations across Canada due to cost pressures.
OHL's return won't happen with bodychecking or other physical contact: MacLeod
Ontario's minister of sport says that the Ontario Hockey League will have to remove all physical contact, including bodychecking, if it's to have a 2020-21 season.
Couples separated by border closure planning to reunite as Canada lifts some rules
Couples separated by border closures during COVID-19 are planning to reunite as Canada prepares to lift travel restrictions on a wider range of family members.
Premier Ford clarifies Thanksgiving dinner protocol
After sowing seeds of confusion Tuesday, on how to handle Thanksgiving in Ontario Premier Doug Ford started his daily news conference with a clear message.
Montreal Canadiens great Guy Lafleur resumes treatment as lung cancer returns
Montreal Canadiens great Guy Lafleur is facing a recurrence of lung cancer, the hospital treating him announced Wednesday.
UPDATE | Police still on scene in Grimsby
The situation in Grimsby is ongoing.
Nine new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara
Niagara Region Public Health have confirmed nine new cases of COVID-19.
No more plastic straws, bags, sticks and cutlery
Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says six single-use plastic items that aren't easily recycled and already have more environmentally friendly alternatives will be the first to go under Canada's new restrictions on plastics.
583 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
Ontario's Ministry of Health have confirmed 583 new cases of COVID-19.
Ontario to make restaurant and bar alcohol delivery service permanent before 2021
Ontario will make a pandemic measure that allowed restaurants and bars to deliver alcohol permanent.
Still time to register to walk a mile in her shoes
There is just over a week left until the annual 'Walk A Mile' event in support of Gillian's Place.
Fans of bingo rejoice, get those dabbers out
Delta Bingo in St. Catharines is back in the game.
Online vigil tonight to honour slain Hamilton high school student
Today marks the one year anniversary of the death of a 14 year old Hamilton high school student.
Widow of actor Nick Cordero speaks out
The widow of a Hamilton born actor who died while fighting COVID-19 is striking out after comments from US President Donald Trump
NRP searching for suspect in Niagara Falls motel robbery
Two suspects have been arrested, and police are looking for a third, after a robbery in Niagara Falls
Clean energy announcement today in Niagara Falls
Provincial representatives will be making a clean energy announcement in Niagara Falls this morning.
Welland food drive goes virtual
As many people continue to face food insecurity, a couple of food drives are returning to Welland.
NPCA watching Lake Erie water levels
Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority experts are warning residents along the Lake Erie shoreline to keep an eye on the water.
Teacher's unions to hold news conference on reopening of schools
Four of Ontario's major teachers' unions will hold a news conference today on the reopening of the province's schools.
Another blustery day in South Niagara
A special weather statement continues for Niagara Falls, Welland and the southern tier.
Woman who killed 2 year old Fort Erie girl granted parole
Shock in Fort Erie after a woman convicted in a high profile murder case is granted parole.
Federal prosecutors argue men found guilty of planning to blow up Via train don't deserve new trial
Federal lawyers are warning the Supreme Court of Canada it would be a miscarriage of justice to grant a new trial to two men accused of plotting to crash a Via Rail train.
Person at Valley Way Elementary School tests positive for COVID-19
Another case of COVID-19 has been reported at a school in Niagara Falls.
Another case of COVID-19 has been reported at a school in Niagara Falls
An individual at Saint Michael Catholic High School has tested positive for COVID-19, but has not been inside the school since September 22nd.
Eddie Van Halen dies at 65
Rock and Roll legend Eddie Van Halen is dead at the age of 65.
Anti-masker charged after allegedly breaking quarantine to attend rally
A couple alleged to have attended an anti-mask rally in Toronto last weekend after returning from a trip abroad have been charged with failing to comply with quarantine rules.
One Niagara MPP is calling on the Ford government to fix the quote 'testing mess'
St. Catharines MPP Jennie Stevens says some local residents are waiting for up to four days just to get a call back from an assessment centre to make an appointment for a COVID-19 test.
Thorold Tunnel to close for a few hours tomorrow night
The Thorold Tunnel will be closed Wednesday night for a few hours.
Ford's advice on who should be sitting at your Thanksgiving table
The message is clear for Thanksgiving - stay within your household.
Ontario Premier says the province has now completed 4 million COVID-19 tests.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the province has now completed 4 million COVID-19 tests.
NRP wrap up operation 'Loud and Clear'
Operation Loud and Clear has wrapped up in Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Seventeen new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara
Niagara Region Public Health have confirmed 17 new cases of COVID-19.
NRP looking to talk to drivers after death in Pelham
Niagara Regional Police continue to search for information after a death in Pelham.
COVID-19 outbreak declared at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Niagara Region Public Health has declared an outbreak at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Elementary School in Niagara Falls.
McAfee dubs Anna Kendrick 2020’s most dangerous celebrity
Cyber security firm McAfee has put out the annual list of the most dangerous celebrities.
Report shows Canadian businesses targeted by COVID-19 themed scams
A new report from the Canadian Internet Regulation Authority shows many Canadian businesses have been targeted by COVID-19 scams.
St. Catharines council asks for crackdown on excessively loud vehicles
St. Catharines council is asking Niagara Regional Police to expand a campaign targeting loud vehicles.
St. Catharines prepares for Thanksgiving
St. Catharines city staff are preparing for an increase in COVID-19 compliance related complaints over the Thanksgiving long weekend.