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Toy Hall of Fame announces 2021 finalists
American Girl dolls, Battleship, billiards, Cabbage Patch Kids, and sand are competing for a spot in the Toy Hall of Fame in Rochester. -
Walk out planned at Western University as police continue to investigate sexual assault allegations
Students at Ontario's Western University are planning to walk out of classes tomorrow to protest what they call a "culture of misogyny'' on campus and a failure by the London school to address it. -
COVID-19 cases close 15 classrooms within DSBN and Niagara Catholic District School Board
The DSBN has recorded 7 COVID-19 cases involving staff or students at schools while the Niagara Catholic District School Board is reporting 7 active cases and one resolved case first reported last week -
Jagmeet Singh makes campaign stop in Welland
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh had a campaign stop in Welland today. -
Niagara makes top 20 list for businesses to set up shop across Canada
Niagara has made a Top 20 list of Canada's best locations for businesses to set up shop. -
Police arrest Grimsby man on child pornography charges
Niagara Police say they have arrested a Grimsby man on child pornography charges. -
'I could not believe what happened,' Niagara cop who shot fellow officer in Pelham tells court
A Niagara police officer who shot and wounded a fellow cop says the incident was so unusual he feared nobody would believe what happened. -
United Way Niagara kicks off 2021 campaign as Chief of Police takes over as campaign chair
United Way Niagara held a virtual kickoff event today marking the start of its 2021 campaign. -
Niagara hospitals now treating 13 COVID patients as 22 new cases are reported today
Another person has been hospitalized in Niagara with COVID-19. -
Welland school crossing guards using whistles to help communicate with drivers and students
Welland is taking a new approach to crackdown on drivers speeding through school cross walks. -
Toronto teachers who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 by Nov. 1 could lose their jobs
Teachers and staff in the Toronto District School Board who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 by Nov. 1 could lose their jobs. -
Ontario reports 346 patients with COVID-19 being treated in hospital today
Minister Christine Elliott says 311 people, roughly 89 percent, are not fully vaccinated or their vaccination status is unknown.
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Liberal lead widens in GTA as Nanos poll shows housing continues to be top ballot box issue
The rising cost of housing continues to outpace the COVID-19 pandemic as the top issue for GTA voters with less than five days left in the federal election campaign, a new poll suggests. -
Why should you get the COVID-19 vaccine? Your top questions answered
In this week’s episode of Life Unmasked, two experts answer some of the top COVID-19 vaccine questions sent to the team by listeners. -
Police searching for abducted man after fatal shooting, home invasion in Hamilton
Hamilton police are searching for an abducted man after a double shooting, home invasion and kidnapping in the city's Mount Hope neighbourhood. -
Police investigating fatal collision in Markham
A man is dead following an overnight crash in Markham. -
Long lists and climbing costs: The child care fix each party is pledging
Here's what each federal party is promising on affordable and accessible childcare. -
These companies are offering up cash incentives for employees who get vaccinated against COVID-19
Despite a majority of Canadians rolling up their sleeves for the COVID-19 vaccine some companies are offering cash incentives for employees or potential new hires who may still be hesitant. -
Robbie Ray fans 13; Bo Bichette drives in five as Blue Jays beat Rays 6-3
Bo Bichette knocked in five runs, and starter Robbie Ray struck out 13 to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 6-3 win in the rubber match against the Tampa Bay Rays on Wednesday. -
SIU clears Toronto officer in death of woman who fell from North York highrise
The province’s police watchdog has cleared a Toronto police officer of wrongdoing in connection with the death of a 60-year-old woman who fell from the window of her North York apartment in May. -
TTC ridership could linger below pre-pandemic levels for at least another two years: report
A new report claims that TTC ridership will remain below pre-pandemic levels for at least the next two years. -
Toronto hosts weekend COVID-19 vaccine clinics at TTC stations, street corners, parks and bathhouse
Toronto will hold dozens of vaccination clinics across the city this weekend, including late night pop ups at a bathhouse in the city’s gay village and in an apartment building in Cabbagetown. -
Two Mississauga high schools going virtual for a day so schools can serve as polling sites
Two Mississauga-area high schools will send all students online on Election Day so that the schools can be used as polling places, the schools board says. -
North York school evacuated following bomb threat
A school in North York has been evacuated and all students have been dismissed for the day after a bomb threat was called in Wednesday morning.
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Hospice Niagara's Catch the Ace
every Thursday UNTIL the Ace of Spades is caughtHospice Niagara - 403 Ontario St Unit #2 - St. CatharinesHospice Niagara has just announced some exciting news. It’s their FIRST Catch the Ace lottery! It’s a quick and easy way to support and you get a chance to WIN BIG all while helping Hospice Niagara provide compassionate hospice care in Niagara. DON’T DELAY! Get your tickets for Hospice Niagara’s Catch the Ace. Draw happens every Thursday UNTIL the Ace of Spades is caught. -
Kiwanis TV Bingo
Across Niagara - Niagara RegionTune in for your chance to win every Sunday night at 8PM with an hour of LIVE TV Bingo! -
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Week
The Smile Cookie program started in 1996, raising funds for Hamilton Children’s Hospital in Ontario. Twenty-five years later, 100% of proceeds from each Smile Cookie is still donated to charities from coast-to-coast-to-coast, supporting the communities in which the restaurants operate. In 2021, more than 600 different charities will benefit from the weeklong campaign. -
McHappy Day 2021
On McHappy Day, McDonald’s® donates a portion of all menu items sold in its restaurants to Ronald McDonald Houses and other children’s charities across the country. Come out and support! From now until McHappy Day, purchase a McHappy Day heart at @mcdonaldscanada for a $2 donation and receive a special message from an RMHC family or one of our celebrity ambassadors. -
2021 Virtual Kidney Walk for The Kidney Foundation of Canada
On Sunday, September 26th, participants will chart their own path and walk in their own neighbourhood. While we walk different paths, we are united in spirit and join as one community dedicated to improving the lives of our loved ones living with kidney disease. The Kidney Walk is the cornerstone of The Kidney Foundation of Canada’s fundraising efforts. Your participation means so much to Canadians who demonstrate strength, hope and courage every day in the face of kidney disease. -
Canadian Cancer Society - CIBC Run for the Cure
Being physically apart won’t stop us from coming together as a force-for-life in the face of breast cancer. Join us for the reimagined CIBC Run for the Cure on October 3. This year’s CIBC Run for the Cure is virtual but still includes all the things you love about Run – an opening ceremony, warm-up, and entertainment. -
Gillian’s Place Walk a Mile in HER Shoes
Walk a Mile in HER Shoes® is a symbolic march that gives men the opportunity to stand against the societal restrictions placed on women and specifically the issue of violence against women and children. We are abundantly grateful to our sponsors, walkers, teams, ambassadors, and donors, who over the past 15 years have helped raise $1,173,732 for Gillian’s Place. -
Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games
The Canada Games, held every two years, alternating between summer and winter, are the largest multi-sport event in the country and represent the pinnacle of interprovincial/territorial sport competition. As the best in their age group, these young competitors come to the Games having trained long and hard to be among those chosen to represent their respective province or territory.
