


Victoria Day holiday weekend marks the opening of some of the community’s favourite summer activities. Parks and trails Regular maintenance at City parks and trails began earlier this month and will continue until

St. Catharines Deputy Fire Chief Frank Biancucci is warning St. Catharines resident to be safe, use common sense and follow the City’s rules for using fireworks this Victoria Day long weekend. “From a safety perspective, we recommend



Four Niagara-based organizations have invited local candidates to debate healthcare at four public events in May held in St. Catharines, Niagara Falls, Welland and Grimsby. The Niagara Health Coalition, the Canadian Association of


Music Niagara announced an ambitious 39 concerts in 36 days to commemorate its twentieth season. The organization said Thursday its founder and creative director Atis Bankas is bringing back popular artists from previous

Police are appealing to the public for information regarding a motorcycle roller frame that was stolen from a swap meet at the Ridgeway Community Centre on Ridge Rd. in Fort Erie on Sunday.

Diamond Estates Wine & Spirits, Ltd. announced it is reducing its carbon footprint and making wine-drinking more convenient with shatterproof single-serving plastic wine bottles. Fiona Buchan, director of marketing, said she saw a

Provincial police and municipal law enforcement collected a total of 2,793 unwanted guns and 12,615 unwanted pieces of ammunition in April as part of Ontario’s Gun Amnesty initiative. Police said in a media

Police have arrested a 29-year-old Grimsby man on alleged child pornography charges. Jonathan Monster was arrested at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Tuesday and charged with possession of child pornography and accessing child


The Mayor’s Youth Advisory Committee (MYAC) is observing mental health week at Niagara Falls high schools in May, featuring trivia and prizes, a photo booth and dogs from Therapy Tails Ontario. Public high


A Niagara Falls businessman’s “off-the-cuff” remark about paying people $50 to sit in on Tuesday's council meeting to block opponents of the controversial Thundering Waters development from attending spiraled out of control online, enticing letters

The Mayor’s Youth Advisory Committee (MYAC) is holding a Youth Forum at the Niagara Falls Fun Zone on Wed. May 9 to give a voice to the city’s high school students. Sonia Aggarwal, a 17-year-old


Traffic enforcement stopped close to 100 drivers on Niagara’s country roads between May 4 and 5 as part of a traffic safety initiative called Operation Rural Roadway Awareness. Niagara Regional Police said in

Niagara Regional Police seized a vehicle and more than $24,000 worth of cocaine in Port Colborne Saturday following the arrest of a 61-year-old man. Police said the investigation saw help from the RCMP and led to the

The second time may be a charm for Sandra O’Connor, who announced Saturday that she will again attempt to run for Niagara-on-the-Lake town council. O’Connor filed her nomination papers on May 2, becoming the
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Title: Dinner is Served Description: A juvenile bald eagle in Port Colborne with a fresh catch for dinner. Photographer: Nicki Williams, Port Colborne


Police are warning the public of multiple complaints about online scams targeting citizens seeking work-from-home administrative jobs through employment websites. Victims have reportedly had their money stolen and their personal information compromised. The NRP

Niagara Regional Police are seeking the public’s help in locating an armed and dangerous man after he allegedly assaulted and stabbed a Welland resident at their home on Maureen Ave. near Donna Marie Dr. on Friday. Police

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