Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says we’ll need stronger screening measures in place at the border crossings in Niagara and across the rest of the country.
This would help deal with an anticipated increase in cross border traffic, as more businesses reopen in Canada and the United States.
The border closed to non-essential traffic back in March.
Trudeau won’t say if he’s expecting it to reopen, once the deal expires May 21st.
NRP Want Help After Horses Hurt
It was just over a year ago a number of horses were injured at a boarding farm in Welland
Niagara Families Connected to Doctor
People waiting a long time cleared from waitlist
Teenager Hurt in St. Catharines Stabbing
Police say it is non life threatening, looking for who is responsible
One Driver Arrested of Two Hit and Runs
There were 2 separate cases in St. Catharines
Unifor and GM reach tentative contract agreement
This includes for workers in St. Catharines
Marineland ships another three belugas to San Diego
There are a few more whales left at Marineland
PM Carney says Canada will Meet U.S tariffs “Dollar for Dollar”
Province Investing in Niagara Businesses
Money to be used for Thrive Niagara, meant to increase business investment