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Niagara's new diverging diamond interchange at Glendale Avenue opened this morning

NRP say incident took place last week at business in West Lincoln

U.S politician now calling for Biden Administration to follow Canada's lead

Feds confirm move and also drop masking requirements on trains and planes

Hidden camera found recording in a Tim Hortons bathroom

Legal strike position October 1st if no deal is reached

Police say it happened Friday night in St. Catharines

All adults in Ontario can go for the shot

Five university students not happy with coming mandate

His vehicle found near Windsor

Keith Simmonds killed in accident

The collision happened over the weekend

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The Ontario Federation of Agriculture says the province is losing a significant amount of valuable farmland every day.

Woman dead after being hit by car on McLeod Road.

Niagara Region not anticipating any closures to services.

Crosswalk located at the corner of Merrittville Highway and Sir Isaac Brock Way.

Police say the victim has been hospitalized with possible life-threatening injuries.

Agency says retail sales fell 2.5 percent in July.

Plan created with input from staff and community members.

Buffalo Bills Launch fan club for kids aged 6 to 14.

Ontario's deficit temporarily eliminated.

55,000 school staff will take vote now through October 2nd

Federal government says tracing will find sources of illegal guns

Weather forecasts expect wind gusts to 160kms

Pharmacists reporting a 'significant shortage' in Ontario

Grande Parade set for Saturday at 11 a.m.

A Niagara MPP confirmed he is considering a run for the party's top job

Monday will see a full highway closure for demolition of old overpass

Cabinet mulling over masking requirements on airplanes and trains.

Woman in her 20s sexually assaulted at Mel Swart Lake Gibson Conservation Park in Thorold.

Donations will be collected for Port Cares food bank.

Movies to be screened every Wednesday night in October.

The keepsake is aimed at educating Canadians about the impacts of the residential school system.

Students, employees and visitors advised to be cautious if they encounter wildlife.

Review nearly a year late.

City responds to complaints from area residents

Information on advance polling dates can be found on your voter information card.

New role requires King to stay out of politics, despite stance on environment

Esso Gas Bar on St. Paul Street West was robbed on September 12th

Final decision rests with Prime Minister who is back in Ottawa

Ontario's top doctor says only 6 per cent of age group has first dose

Niagara Transportation Services warning parents of disruptions

Schoolchildren in Port Colborne participating in City's "Paint a Plow" contest.

Niagara Health says it's working to recruit nurses for the Sexual Assault Domestic Violence unit at its St. Catharines site.

Walruses Smooshi and Koyuk will be moved to another location where they can live with other walruses.

Police say commercial vehicle hit guardrail.

Niagara residents will soon have a chance to hear from local candidates running for municipal office.

Police officers across Canada and the United States gathered today for the funeral of a Toronto police officer.

This year's theme is the 1990s.

Hospitals in Ontario can now move discharged patients awaiting long term care into nursing homes without their consent.

Customers to get 25% off purchases if they bring in a non-perishable food item between September 26th and October 6th.

Latest census shows a drop in home ownership in Canada.

Ontario has prime conditions for flu virus spread

Live, Michael Bolton and an Asian Pop Star kick off first batch of shows

Senior Government source says pandemic restrictions set to end at Canada's border crossings

Vaccinations and booster doses to be offered October 6th.

Over 100 Spotted Lanternflies found in Buffalo since September 9th.

Suspect tied to three break and enters and one theft investigation.

Numerous politicians, including Niagara Falls Mayor Jim Diodati and Niagara Falls MP Tony Baldinelli, have signed a letter urging the Canadian and U.S governments to get rid of COVID-19 restrictions at the border.

Popular event to return for its 48th year.

Victim sustained minor injuries.

56 year old man had been missing since Saturday

Cost of groceries continues to climb, but cheaper gas, transportation and shelter prices helped bring down the inflation rate last month.

Annual Culture Days celebration taking place September 23rd until October 16th.

Dental benefit for children part of the plan

Government has sent out more than 100,000 letters so far

Report in Toronto Star indicates Arrive-CAN and other pandemic era restrictions will be ending soon

Adoption event taking place this Saturday.

Nineteen tickets issued for worn tires, defective brakes, fuel leaks and overloaded axles

Train windshield shattered after it was hit with an unknown object.

Environment Canada says the region could see severe thunderstorms this afternoon.

Province's top doctor says funding decision could come later today.

No word on what caused the fire.

Ontario will pause for a moment of silence at 1 p.m.

Watermain break in the area has resulted in building closure

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It's Smile Cookie Week at Tim Hortons in Niagara

Investment being made to help reduce gun and gang violence.

Region getting over $26 million to hire more paramedics and increase ambulance services.

Exhibition hockey game taking place on Sunday.

SIU Director say NRP officers acted lawfully after a man was injured during an arrest.

One person has been sent to hospital

Several road closures to be in effect on Sunday.

It's a federal holiday but not every federally regulated business is taking the day off

40th annual event returns after two year break

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to attend Queen Elizabeth's state funeral, along with four former Prime Ministers, Order of Canada members, and members of the RCMP and Canadian Armed Forces.

Niagara's Public Works Committee approves the use of photo radar in all community safety zones in the region.

Damage estimated at $50,000 to $75,000.

Man remains on life support after being shot in Milton on Monday.

Mayor Walter Sendzik will be one of the speakers.

Michael Mazzei of Thorold won top prize with Instant $250,000 Stacks.

Voter information notices or cards to be sent out in the mail.

Peace Bridge to light up in royal blue on September 18th and 19th.

Hospital patients awaiting spots in long term care can be moved to nursing homes not of their choosing, or face a $400 per day fine if they refuse.

Pair say council's refusal to stop a performance by comedian Jeff Dunham was the final straw.

Man charged with attempted murder after a woman was stabbed in Niagara Falls.

Canadian Bankers Association says banks across Canada will observe a moment of silence in honour of Queen Elizabeth II.

The Toronto Star reporting a new hovercraft system in the works to run next summer.

Homecoming festivities will take place September 22nd - 25th.

Nine people busted for impaired driving during R.I.D.E. checks in Niagara.

Port Colborne Tim Hortons locations to support Women's Place of South Niagara during Smile Cookie Week.

Village of Hope seeking donations for Thanksgiving Hamper program.

Police say officer killed on his way to work.

City teams up with Niagara Regional Housing to create affordable housing units on Haney Street.

Weather Network calling for warmer than normal temperatures deep into October

Mayor Walter Sendzik gives Mohammed Ahmed the Key to the City of St. Catharines.

Part of Pelham Town Square to close tomorrow and Thursday.

Premier Ford's office says the province will have a provincial day of mourning instead of a holiday on Monday.

Ontario Ombudsman is closing the file on the process that led to the hiring of Carmen D'Angelo as CAO.

National day of mourning to take place on September 19th.

Plan includes boost to the GST tax credit.

Joseph Anderson of St. Catharines wins big with Instant Scrabble.

Workers needed to work the polls on October 24th.

Suspect was armed with a handgun

Toronto Police identified Andrew Hong as the victim

Cost of living relief details coming later today from Liberal caucus retreat in New Brunswick

Pair arrested with the assistance of Brantford police

Drive-thru event will collect non-perishable food items and gently used clothing.

As part of the #ProjectPlaid Campaign, Pathstone Mental Health is asking you to wear plaid.

Donations of non-perishable food items, grocery gift cards and more accepted.

Visitors can check out the 1.5 kilometre illuminated trail until January 9th.

Families of the two victims make a video appeal for information