Winter at the Market is making its return to downtown St. Catharines.
Starting today and every Thursday from 3 pm to 7 pm, for the next seven weeks, vendors will be set up selling a selection of fine preserves, local wines, toys and games, handmade jewelry and decor, woodwork, gift cards, quilts and more.
Ford defends new tiered COVID-19 restrictions
The premier yesterday found himself on the hot seat defending his new tiered system of COVID 19 restrictions for Ontario municipalities.
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After talking through the deadline to reach a deal last night, Unifor and General Motors officials emerged early this morning from behind closed doors to announce they have a tentative deal.
Still no winner in U.S. election
And the count continues, in several key battleground states as Americans and the world await the outcome of the presidential race.
Second case of COVID at St. Catharines school
Another case of COVID-19 has been identified at a St. Catharines Catholic elementary school.
Niagara MPP wants workers in grocery stores, pharmacies, and others to continue getting pandemic pay
Niagara Falls NDP MPP Wayne Gates wants major companies, like Loblaws, to continue paying their workers more.
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Several news agencies are now projecting Joe Biden as the winner of the 2020 presidential election in Wisconsin.
Ontario announces it will be investing almost $1B to expand and improve broadband and cell service
Ontario has announced it will be investing almost $1B to expand and improve broadband and cellular connections.
St.Catharines mother of 4 wins $100,000
A St. Catharines woman is celebrating a $100,000 lotto win.
21 new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara
Niagara Region Public Health have confirmed 21 new cases of COVID-19.
#WrappedInCourage campaign begins
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Niagara Falls restaurant steps up for annual Poppy campaign
Zappi's Italian Eatery and Restaurant has started including poppies on orders.
987 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
Ontario's Ministry of Health is reporting 987 new cases of COVID-19.
Unifor announces virtual conference as GM contract negotiation strike deadline looms
Unifor is set to provide an update on contract negotiations with General Motors.
Investigation reveals smoke alarms disabled in Welland fire that killed a dog
Investigation revealed three alarms within the Wright Street home had been disabled prior to the blaze on Monday.
Six Niagara EMS employees test positive for COVID-19
The employees tested positive between October 31st and November 2nd and are now isolating at home.
Miss Vickies chips recalled
If you are a fan of Miss Vickies chips be aware there is a recall over possible glass contamination.
Norfolk OPP searching for driver after extensive damage reported at cemetery
OPP officials say a driver drove into the Waterford Cemetery early Monday morning and began to do doughnuts in the grass.
Ontario colleges host virtual fair
Niagara College representatives describe the virtual fair as '...the The Sims but better'
St. Catharines man wins $100,000 ENCORE prize
Rense (Ron) Donia matched the last six of seven numbers in the May 1st draw to win the prize.
Welland residents asked to provide feedback on parks designs
Welland residents are being asked to weigh in on new playground designs for several parks in the city.
Police identify Toronto man killed in Lincoln shooting
Officers responded to a suspicious person report the Fracchioni Drive and Cachet Court area on Sunday morning just after midnight.
Masks should be three layers, according to new guidelines
Canada's top doctor announcing a change when it comes to the masks we've been wearing.
UPDATE | No clear winner yet in U.S. presidential election
Americans went to the polls in historic numbers and are waking up this morning to no clear indication who the winner is.
Niagara's Acting MOH thinks we will move into yellow zone of Ontario's new system Friday
Niagara's Acting Medical Officer of Health says residents should expect to move up on Ontario's new colour-coded system.
Reminder that COVID testing in St. Catharines has moved indoors
A reminder that COVID-19 testing has moved indoors at the St. Catharines hospital site.
Legion unveils 'Tap and Tribute' poppy campaign with Remembrance Day fast approaching
It's almost time to honour the women and men who made the ultimate sacrifice for Canadians' freedom.
Couple charged after allegedly scamming friends and church by pretending child had cancer
Police say a husband and wife are facing numerous charges after allegedly pretending two children in their care were ill in order to defraud members of a church of more than $650,000.
Three deaths now reported at Niagara Falls long-term care home
A new death has been reported at a Niagara Falls long-term care home.
BREAKING | New framework unveiled in Ontario for COVID restrictions - Niagara is at the green level
The Ontario government is changing the way it will put restrictions on certain areas seeing spikes in COVID cases.
BREAKING | 38 new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara
Niagara Region Public Health are reporting 38 new cases of COVID-19.
Niagara region reaches a milestone in national campaign to end homelessness
Built for Zero Canada acknowledges the region has met all the requirements to achieve a Quality By-Name List.
No ice rink at Fort George National Historic Site this year
Parks Canada has decided against setting up the rink this year in the interest of slowing the spread of COVID-19.
Wainfleet hosts Christmas Market
"...I think the vendor interest really speaks to people's determination to keep their spirit strong and morale up as Christmas approaches."
West Lincoln Memorial Hospital rebuild Stage Two plans submitted to Ministry
The Stage Two plans for the West Lincoln Memorial Hospital rebuild have been submitted to the Ministry of Health ahead of time.
More than 1,000 new cases of COVID-19 in Ontario
Ontario's Ministry of Health have confirmed 1,050 new cases of COVID-19.
Niagara Falls Downtown BIA to launch six week outdoor Christmas market
The Niagara Falls Downtown Business Association is hosting a six-week outdoor Christmas market.
GAMRU hopes fundraiser will also help local businesses
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OPP investigating ride share use gone wrong
A ride share user was driven to the wrong town and police believe the driver later used the customer's debit card to make various purchases.
Ontario town declares a State of Local Emergency ahead of march against COVID-19 restrictions
An Ontario town of less than 8,000 residents has declared a State of Local Emergency as protesters plan a second march against COVID-19 restrictions.