Section of Niagara Street now open in St. Catharines

Niagara Regional Police say a street in St. Catharines has reopened after crews made hydro repairs.

Niagara Street, between Vine and Garnet, was closed in both directions all day to allow workers to make repairs in the area.

New support program aimed at helping wineries

The Wine Sector Support Program will provide up to $166 million over the next two years to help licensed wineries across the country.
Welland puts plans to renovate Memorial Park pool on hold again

The city says they missed out on a federal grant after all the bids to do the work came in over budget.
Niagara friends take home big win on Lotto Max

Michael Maclean of Thorold and Peter Tanczos of Niagara Falls won $472,153.30 from the May 20, 2022 draw.
11 people on Niagara Regional Police's latest list of impaired drivers

Niagara Regional Police have released the latest list of names of people charged with impaired driving.
NHS enhancing addiction treatment in Port Colborne

The new Port Residential Addiction Treatment Centre at the Port Colborne Site offers treatment and community support options to help people overcome substance abuse.
Ontario sets rent increase guideline for 2023 at 2.5 per cent, below inflation

Ontario landlords can raise rents a maximum of 2.5 per cent on most units without seeking special approval next year.
Hamilton Bulldogs’ ceremony to take place at Summer Gore Park Promenade Thursday

The City of Hamilton, Mayor Fred Eisenberger and the Downtown BIA invite residents to attend a ceremony at Gore Park on Thursday, June 30, 2022, to welcome the Hamilton Bulldogs back from Wednesday night’s Memorial Cup final.
Born and Raised four-day concert set to take over St. Catharines park

St. Catharines is celebrating Canada Day weekend with a four-day concert event.
St. Catharines wants to make roads safer for migrant workers following death of 35-yr-old

St. Catharines wants to improve road safety for migrant workers following the death of 35-year-old Fermin Santo Sanchez.