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Niagara’s Top Comic returns

The fourth annual Niagara's Top Comic contest kicked off Thursday at Showtime Comedy Club in St. Catharines, with Taylor Grant, Bonez Poley and Drew Hayes advancing to the semi-finals on May 3. The competition searches

Pedestrian stuck, killed in Welland

A 65-year-old woman was killed after being struck by a vehicle in Welland Thursday night. The incident occurred at around 10:15 p.m. on Southworth St. near Morningstar Ave.  Police said a 2009 Pontiac

RATG gets things geeky in Welland

Ryan Fleming of Welland has always known he was meant to entertain. That, and he’s always been a self-professed “geek.” Combine those traits with theatre and arts performance training from Humber College, and you

Police seek Burgoyne Bridge vandals

St. Catharines police are appealing to the public for information about numerous graffiti “tags” found on Burgoyne Bridge. The bridge was vandalized sometime during the night of March 31, police said. Anyone with

PHOTO GALLERY: Filming in NOTL

In case you missed it, production crews from Hideaway Pictures and HP Holiday Calendar Productions Inc. are filming a Christmas movie called “Holiday Calendar” in Niagara-on-the-Lake this month.

Smart kiosks planned for St. Catharines downtown

The city of St. Catharines and Bell Canada are partnering on a pilot project to install touch-screen smart kiosks downtown. The kiosks will offer free Wi-Fi, charging stations, 9-1-1 emergency call buttons, interactive

Fort Erie firefighters to launch SAFE program

Fort Erie firefighters are launching a door-to-door program to educate residents on the importance and legality of having working smoke and CO detectors in households. The program, called SAFE (Smoke Alarms Fort Erie)

April Pools Day to teach water safety

Get out and make a splash this Saturday for just $1, as the city of St. Catharines celebrates April Pools Day at the St. Catharines Kiwanis Aquatics Centre. The event will offer residents

Controlled burn planned for St. Catharines park

Friends of Malcomson Eco-Park and the city of St. Catharines are planning a controlled burn at Malcomson Eco-Park in St. Catharines in April. The burn will “safely and naturally” reduce invasive species and

Welland Street Sweeper program starts Tuesday

City of Welland workers start freshening up the city streets for spring on Tuesday as part of the city’s Street Sweeper program. This year’s program consists of cleaning 19 zones as identified on

Niagara Region photo of the week

Title: Spring has Sprung Description: Spring is in the air at Niagara Parks’ Floral Showhouse. Photographer: Lynn Riding, Grimsby Provided by Niagara Region.

Easter weekend RIDE sees charges

Throughout the course of Saturday evening and early morning hours of Sunday police conducted sobriety spot checks at various locations in Niagara Falls. As a result, more than 590 drivers were stopped and

Man suffers severe injuries after ATV accident in NOTL

A 20-year-old St. Catharines man was air-lifted to an out-of-town trauma centre Saturday afternoon after suffering severe injuries during an ATV accident near Steward Rd. in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Terry Flynn, Niagara EMS superintendent of

Plane crashes short of NOTL runway

A small Cessna plane crash landed 300-metres short of the runway at Niagara District Airport in Niagara-on-the-Lake around 6 p.m Saturday. The aircraft landed nose-first, in a field near Neob Lavender Boutique after one of its engines failed.

Proposal would combine three Wainfleet schools

The District School Board of Niagara has begun an accommodation review on two Wainfleet elementary schools and has proposed building a new elementary school that would combine three outdated schools. The review will

Niagara may see boom in Chinese tourism

Niagara may see an increase in Chinese tourism this year, as 2018 is officially the “Canada-China Year of Tourism.” According to the federal government, Chinese visitors are now Canada’s third-largest tourism source market behind

2018 Municipal Election: what you need to know

Municipal elections will be held on Monday, October 22, 2018 — here’s everything you need to know so far. For the first time in history, Niagara residents will directly elect the regional chair.

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