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Three cabinet ministers have resigned this month

Deal still needs to be ratified

Applications open until October 27th

Niagara Regional Chair applauds Premier's announcement

The mayor of Niagara Falls doesn't plan to use strong mayor powers

McNaughton will join the private sector

Man died after police received domestic disturbance call

Police say a woman was trafficked for sexual purposes

Police say another teenager in critical condition

Suspect accused of possessing, accessing and making child pornography

Company says plan would not produce excess energy and emissions

Doug Ford announces the province will not touch the Greenbelt for housing

By-law was enacted in London

Culture Days to take place tomorrow through September 30th

Cyclist seriously injured

Joel Mills hadn't been seen since September 6th

Fort Erie bound traffic directed off highway at Glendale

Police unable to find driver

Learn about addiction recovery services

City council advised to stay focused on tourism, manufacturing, health

Doug Ford scheduled to speak at 4pm

Kaleed Rasheed has stepped down

Police say a fight broke out on Huron Street in Niagara Falls

Nearly $50-million for beds and reducing emergency room wait times

Niagara Regional Police releases latest list of impaired driving suspects

Niagara Falls Santa Claus Parade will take place on November 18th

Funds will be used to get a victim advocate who will work with police

Board says it's committed to maintaining safe environment

Service takes emergency calls for several other communities

Three year deal has yet to be ratified

St. Catharines mayor not accepting hiring authority under Strong Mayor powers

The pressure coming from Tony DiMarco's colleagues

Rudy finds man in ravine

The free event will be held this Thursday

Funds will help asylum seekers find housing

No injuries reported

Save money if you donate between September 25th and October 5th

Trailer stolen in St. Catharines found on rural property

Prices will go down eight cents a litre

Inflation has increased for the second month in a row

Niagara Falls council notes estimated value jumps roughly $144,000

CEOs have agreed to stabilize food prices, but not lower them

Police seize suspected fentanyl and cocaine

It's accused of holding adoption event featuring American pets

Highland Ridge in Smithville is getting up to $1.7 million to expand meat processing capacity

The opposition plans to table new Greenbelt bill when the Legislature returns next week

Two names to be added to the memorial

Man taken to out of town trauma centre

Suspect suffered fractured foot during arrest

Ontario elementary teachers will hold a strike mandate vote today until October 17th

Driver charged with Careless Driving Causing Bodily Harm

Regional councillors want action against public harrassment

St. Catharines council votes to find owner for nativity scene, and other displays

Three people arrested

Darren Werner hasn't been seen in 2 years

Research will examine whether air pollution is a factor in lung cancer

Information session will take place on Sunday night

No injuries after head on collision

Canadian auto workers facing the same next week

Police respond to 2 men fighting on 401 after getting out of their cars

He's urging grocery companies to stabilize food prices

Charity says events like this are needed to keep doors open

Proposed bill would eliminate the basic tax on Ontario wines

Funds will be used towards updating equipment and more CCTV surveillance cameras

City looking for civic-minded people for boards and committees

52 tickets issued

Event will include speakers, live music and a candlelight walk

Mike Strange and Victor Pietrangelo endured a month on the Bruce Trail, and raised over $50,000

The proposed regulations would allow flu shots and medication to young children.

Almost 3,000 people died from drug or alcohol toxicity in 2021, a significant increase compared to the almost 1,600 reported in 2018.

Legislative committee to conduct the review

Event will include performances, events and workshops

The annual Terry Fox Run is taking place in Niagara Falls this Sunday

New site opens up in Welland

Canadians lost over $9 million last year due to grandparent scam

Some provinces can expect a cold fall, but winter is expected to start off mild

Information session for potential foster parents to be held next week

St. Catharines pushing for stop lights, signs, bollards at Haig and Carlton

The Alzheimer's Society will benefit from McDonald's Coffee Day next week

Mike Williams has died after a construction site injury

President accused of profiting off of son's foreign business deals

Two drivers sustain minor injuries

Region told it needs 17,000 every five years until 2051

New vaccine greenlit for people over six months old

Says pandemic response didn't protect residents

Grand opening for Sparrow Meadows Park in Welland will take place on September 18th

Service Chair urges government to help non-profits and small business to survive

Police put Victoria Public school on hold and secure before the arrest

Review will affect Niagara

City looking for civic-minded youth

Falls to light up in blue tonight

The SIU is investigating the death of a Niagara Falls man

One person killed after motorcycle and car collide

Conservative Leader attacked the prime minister, while speaking on inflation, housing and opioid crisis, crime, and other issues

Council wonders if mayor will use Strong Mayor powers to hire CAO

Police say thief robbed victim on Queenston Street

Police are crediting the public for providing helpful information

Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

Niagara West MPP says it'll have double the current hospital's operating room capacity.

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