The St. Catharines Transit Commission says they won't be offering their usual extended service schedule for New Year's Eve.
The company says that the decision was made to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
They are advising you to ring in the new year at home.
Yesterday, the province reported 2923 new cases of the virus.
Over the last two days, Niagara's daily case count has hit triple digits.
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