Niagara's border crossings will remain closed to non-essential traffic for another month.
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says the restrictions at the Canada - U.S. border will remain in place until October 21st.
He says we want to keep Canadians safe and the decision was based on the best public health advice available.
The border restrictions have been in place since March and they have been extended several times since then.
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