Ontario is one year away from an election. What do you think will happen?
With exactly one year until Ontario heads to the polls, political observers say the cloud of uncertainty surrounding pandemic life will have a profound impact on the province's next election.
Edmonton CFL franchise changes its team name to Elks
The Edmonton CFL franchise has changed its team name to Elks.
13 COVID-19 cases, and one new death reported in Niagara today
It's another day of lower COVID-19 cases, but one new death has also been reported.
Stabbing in St. Catharines over mask dispute
Niagara Regional Police are looking for a suspect after a man was stabbed in St. Catharines over a mask dispute.
Indigenous leaders demand action as 'take-note' debate gets underway in Parliament
Chief Perry Bellegarde of the National Assembly of First Nations says it's time for the Liberals to dedicate more resources to fully investigate all Indigenous child deaths at residential schools.
Ontario reports 699 new COVID-19 cases as positivity rate drops to 3.6 percent
Today's numbers include 699 newly confirmed cases including 20,300 newly processed tests.
Canadian economy grew at annual rate of 5.6 percent in first quarter
Statistics Canada estimates the second quarter got off to a rough start with a drop in economic output of 0.8 per cent for April.
Welland launches scavenger hunt challenge to recognize Recreation and Parks Month
Throughout the month of June, residents can download the Goosechase app to take part in the game and win some prizes.
Niagara Children's Centre celebrates best Help Kids Shine Campaign so far
"As of this morning, we are sitting at $206,322.79."
Habs move on after 3-1 Game 7 defeat of Leafs
Toronto fans are lamenting the 3-1 loss today as Montreal moves on the second round for the first time since 2015.
Trudeau stands firm on border restrictions
Some business groups and residents from both sides of the border have been calling for the reopening as tourist dependent communities continue to struggle.
Experts try to assuage worries after Health Canada extends expiration date on AstraZeneca vaccines
Health Canada has approved adding another month to the shelf life of two lots of Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine that were due to expire yesterday.
Brock University and FirstOntario Credit Union team up to continue financial literacy lessons
The two organizations will be providing programs for people of all ages, including the Goodman Lemonade program for elementary school students.
Fort Erie spray pads reopen today
People will be able to cool off at Crystal Ridge Park, Stevensville Memorial Park, and Ridgeway Village Square after the province gave the green light to reopen the spaces just before the May 24th weekend.
Shaw Festival calls on provincial government to lessen restrictions for performing arts
In a post on social media, Shaw Festival officials say the provincial government's reopening plan is 'a dead-end for performing arts, outdoor venues, festivals, and events.'
Niagara organizations hoist the Pride flag today
The celebration of the LGBTQ2S+ community is held through the month of June, with Pride Niagara hosting a special week-long recognition this week.
Pathstone calls for community support as demand surges
Since April of last year almost 9,500 children and youth have accessed Pathstone services, compared to just over 7,000 the year before.
St. Catharines considering renaming Centennial Garden after Richard Pierpoint
St. Catharines will begin exploring renaming Centennial Gardens in honour of one of Canada's most famous black loyalists.
Niagara Falls will be illuminated orange to honour residential school victims
Niagara Falls will be illuminated in orange tonight and tomorrow night to honour the 215 children found in mass grave in B.C at a former residential school.
Niagara residents asked to download app that can help emergency officials find your location
Niagara residents are being asked by emergency officials to download an app that can pinpoint your location in the case of an emergency.
Thorold man arrested on weapons charges following welfare check Saturday night
Niagara Police have arrested a 45 yr old Thorold man after police were called out to a welfare check on Saturday night.
23 yr old man killed in West Lincoln crash Monday afternoon
A 23 year old man has died after a crash in West Lincoln this afternoon.
Port Colborne beaches open to non-residents starting Wednesday but you'll need to buy a pass
Port Colborne will open its beaches to non-residents starting Wednesday.
Fires burning at Niagara Native Centres for residents to pay tribute to children found dead in BC
Niagara is mourning the loss of 215 children found dead in a mass grave at a former residential school in B.C.
Ford says back to school announcement will be made in next day or two
Premier Doug Ford says his government will announce a decision soon on whether schools will re-open for June.
Special kits going to 2700 St. Catharines seniors
St. Catharines seniors will be able to get a special package to help ease isolation as the pandemic continues.
Ontario becomes first Canadian province to implement COVID vaccine policies at LTC homes
Ontario is now making it mandatory for long-term care workers to be vaccinated with very few exemptions.
42 yr old Niagara Falls man arrested for allegedly pulling out pellet handgun during fight
A 42 yr old Niagara Falls man has been arrested for allegedly pointing a pellet handgun at another man during a fight.
10 new cases of COVID-19 reported in Niagara today marking lowest number in 3 months
A stunning drop in the number of COVID-19 cases in Niagara today.
'It's time for you to give families peace of mind': St. Catharines MPP on school reopenings
St. Catharines NDP MPP Jennie Stevens wants the Premier to deliver a school reopening plan this week.
Niagara will lower flags for 215 hours to honour children found dead at Canadian residential school
Niagara’s municipal flags have been lowered to honour residential school victims.
Province reports 916 new COVID-19 cases
916 new COVID-19 cases being reported today, which is the lowest number of new infections in a single day since Feb. 17.
550 healthcare works to attend game 7 tonight
The Premier announcing that 550 fully vaccinated frontline health care workers will be in the stands in Toronto
Still no word on a return to classroom for students
The province has been asking for input since last week and many expect an announcement sometime soon as to whether students will return to the classroom.
2nd dose appointments open up this morning
Those 80 and older have the chance t0 move up their appointment to just four weeks after their first shot was administered.
Forensics experts will help identify remains of 215 children found in B.C
One residential school survivor has had flashbacks about his time at aschool in Kamloops since the remains of 215 children were confirmed to be buried on the grounds.
Ontario dealing with an 'explosion of pollen'
There has been an explosion of pollen in southern Ontario and Quebec this spring, leaving people sneezing and cars coated with a thin coat of yellow dust.
Niagara reports 45 new cases Sunday, following 22 on Saturday
Niagara is reporting 45 new COVID-19 cases today, compared to just 22 cases on Saturday.
Ontario reports lowest number of COVID-19 cases since early March
Ontario is reporting the lowest number of new COVID-19 cases since March 6th.
David Williams out as top medical health officer; Kieran Moore gets job
Ontario's chief medical officer of health is set to be replaced.
Man who killed two women sentenced to life in prison with no parole for 25 yrs
A Toronto-area man has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years after killing and dismembering two women a decade apart.