Local News
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Deadline to Apply for NRP Foundation Approaching
The Foundation is designed to support crime prevention programs
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Woman Charged for Driving While Suspended
Police pulled the vehicle over in Niagara Falls
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St. Catharines Rules on Election Signs
Council has voted to allow one sign, per candidate, on residential properties
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NDP Candidate Wants Marineland Closed
Wayne Gates says the park has served its purpose
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NRP Mum on Missing Man Found
Police say Alpachino Mignott was visiting Canada
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Woman Caught Driving Wrong Way on QEW
Police say she drove from Hamilton to Grimsby, in Toronto bound lanes
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18-Year Old Arrested After Disturbance
NRP responded to scene in St. Catharines, for individual with gun
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Fort Erie Taxes Up 4.95%
Translates to about 6$ a month
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Doug Ford Makes Another Niagara Visit
The PC leader pledged helicopters to patrol the border, and help for Royal George Theatre
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Woman Hit by Van in Port Colborne
Police say she suffered life threatening injuries Friday afternoon, witnesses asked to call police
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NDP to Restore Urgent Care Centres: Stiles
NDP leader made that promise in Port Colborne this morning on the election trail
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Thieves Target Jewelry Store in Waterloo
NRP have also been dealing with this problem in Niagara
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Flu Cases Rise in Niagara Region
Niagara Health tells us some patients in Intensive Care unit
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Niagara College Receives Financial Boost
It's a $500,000 donation to support trades programs
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NRP Searching for Vehicle Vandals
Police issuing public warning about vandalism in the Carlton Street area of St. Catharines
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Philadelphia Eagles Win Super Bowl LIX
The Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22.
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NRP Warn of ATM Thefts
Police say this happens while someone is using an ATM, with criminals taking bank cards
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Local Business Not Too Worried About Tariffs
Niagara Battery and Tire gets most of its business from Canada, there are some American customers
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Doug Ford Stops in Niagara
The PC leader is making an announcement, after Hamilton
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Construction Fence By-Law Passed
City of Niagara Falls responding to complaints of different construction sites
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Port Colborne Fire Department Grows
The city has signed a new collective agreement, hiring more people
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Hospital Union Addresses Over Crowding
They used a number of stretchers outside Niagara Falls hospital
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Man Dead After Single Vehicle Crash
Police say it happened in St. Catharines, car hit a building
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Sexual Assault Didn't Happen: Police
NRP was looking into break and enter, and sexual assault alleged to have happened in Niagara Falls
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Sidewalk Clearing By-Law Passes
Niagara Falls mayor says most people are in favour, most don't want to pay more taxes for the city to provide the service
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Man Arrested for Having Child Porn
Police searched a Grimsby home today, after the Internet Child Exploitation Unit investigated since September
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Smoke Alarm Saves Woman: Fire Department
Fire crews say the alarm alerted the woman of the fire in Niagara Falls on Monday
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Murder Charge Laid After Assault
Police say victim brought to Niagara Falls hospital seriously hurt
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Students Encouraged to Consider Trades
Niagara Industrial Association showed St. Catharines the region's industrial sector, including need for trades
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Visitor Centre Could Become Child Care Centre
City of Port Colborne seeking public feedback on expanding child care spaces
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Convenience Store Robbery Suspect Arrested
Police say the robbery happened early this morning in Niagara Falls, suspect showing a gun
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Tariffs Delayed 30 Days After Phone Call
Justin Trudeau and Donald Trump came to an agreement
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Niagara Mayors Join 'Tariff Alliance'
They're joining mayors that border the US to find ways to deal with potential tariffs
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NRP Looking into Break in, Sexual Assault
They say it happened in Niagara Falls early Friday evening
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Police Find 299kgs of Cocaine in Toronto
They're still looking for one suspect, 4 others caught, street value about $29-million after searching vehicles and homes
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Welland Mayor Steps Up Against Tariffs
Frank Campion mandating policy to put Canadian goods first when it comes to how the city buys
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Region Expanding Speed Camera Program
It has data showing a reduction of speed in Community Safety Zones
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Niagara Mayors Endorse Doug Ford
The PC Leader also pledged to widen the QEW if re-elected, to help fight Trump tariffs by keeping workers busy, and the economy moving
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Police Bust Illicit Welland Store
They found almost $11,000 in illicit psilocybin pills and related items, Ridgeway man charged
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Man Charged with Child Porn Offences
Police made the discovery in a St. Catharines home, after monitoring since last February
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Man Charged with More Offences Against Children
NRP say there are 27 charges
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Opposition to Notwithstanding Clause Removed
Regional councillor says clause gives power to those wanting to move homeless camps
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NRP Looking into Niagara Falls Disturbance
They say it involved a large number of young people in the Lundy's Lane area
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Attempted Murder Charges Laid After Collision
The head-on crash happened in Niagara Falls on November 9th, on Montrose Road
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Niagara Prepares for Strong Wind, Rain, Snow
Environment Canada issuing special weather statement, possibly lasting to Thursday
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Progress Made on New Hospital
Niagara West MPP says it'll have double the current hospital's operating room capacity.
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Update: Police Arrest Attempted Murder Suspects
Pair arrested with the assistance of Brantford police
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NOTL Gives Back Returning This Holiday Season
Drive-thru event will collect non-perishable food items and gently used clothing.
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It's Plaid Friday in Niagara
As part of the #ProjectPlaid Campaign, Pathstone Mental Health is asking you to wear plaid.
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Niagara Falls Soup Kitchen Holding Fill the Bus Fundraiser
Donations of non-perishable food items, grocery gift cards and more accepted.
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Balls Falls Holiday Trail Opening Today
Visitors can check out the 1.5 kilometre illuminated trail until January 9th.
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NRP Offering $50,000 Reward in Fort Erie Murder Investigtion
Families of the two victims make a video appeal for information