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Niagara Square to go open-concept

Niagara Square will be demolished to clear the way for a new development. The 382,300 square-foot enclosed mall will be replaced with an open-concept mall, similar to the Outlet Collection at Niagara in

Wintervention to last into March

According to meteorologists with the Weather Network, the warm winter break will last into March for the Niagara Region, with temperatures staying above freezing for most of the next 14 days. It will,

GO Transit getting WiFi

When the GO train comes around the mountain, she'll be having free Wi-Fi. The province announced Wenesday it will be starting to introduce WiFi on all GO trains and buses this spring, and launching an improved

MYAC to hold skate night at Gale Centre

The of the city of Niagara Falls Mayor’s Youth Advisory Committee (MYAC) will host a free night of skating at the Gale Centre on Feb. 24. Niagara Falls students in grades seven through 12 are invited

Green your house for up to $5,000

Enbridge customers could receive up to $5,000 back for making their homes more energy efficient, as part of Enbridge's Home Energy Conservation Program. The program is for qualified homeowners in Ontario who use natural gas,

NRP officers receive medals of bravery

Two Niagara Regional Police officers will be recognized for on-duty acts of bravery on Tuesday, having medals presented to them by the appointed Governor General Julie Payette. Constables Philip Sheldon and Dale Culley will be

Community Outreach chairwoman retires

Elaine Upper has retired from her position as chairwoman of Niagara Falls Community Outreach, also known as the Soup Kitchen. Upper, who has spent eight years with the Kitchen, five as chair, said although she's retiring, she plans

CannTrust making $15,000,000 expansion in Niagara

CannTrust, one of Canada’s leading medical marijuana producers, has closed a $15,000,000 mortgage deal with Meridian Credit Union to fund a 180-square-foot expansion of its Niagara greenhouse. Brad Rogers, president of CannTrust Inc.,

Police: suspicious male in Falls

Niagara Regional Police are advising the public of a suspicious male who approached two teen girls on Saturday in Niagara Falls. The incident occurred at approximately 1:30 p.m. when the girls were walking

Vigil Saturday for Falls boy

A candlelight vigil will be held on Saturday for former Niagara Falls boy Trai Schlichter, who died Feb. 4 from carbon monoxide poisoning in his family’s apartment in Airdrie, Alberta. The RCMP said

City takes new approach to filling pot holes

City of Niagara Falls workers have a new and improved method of repairing pot holes in the city, using bituminous cold patch material (UPM Permanent Pavement Repair). The city said the new material

A.N. Myer chosen as host school for OSBA team

A.N. Myer Secondary School has been chosen as an academic partner for the Niagara Girls Basketball Academy, as the DSBN and NGBA team up to try and bring an Ontario Scholastic Basketball Association

Falls local to shadow Paypal CEO

Olivia Poulin wants to become a CEO, and for at least one day in March she will have that position — sort of. Poulin, who is in her fourth-year of business studies at Brock University's

Police seek help locating missing Falls man

Police are seeking public assistance locating a 20-year-old man who was last seen in Niagara Falls on Feb. 9. Dani Joseph-Varghese of Niagara Falls was last seen early morning Friday in the area of Dufferin

‘Awe, rats.’

Niagara Falls residents who have rodent problems can now take advantage of an exterminator at the city's expense. On Tuesday, city council passed a motion allowing city residents to refund up to $200 in

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