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Camping trailer stolen from Falls driveway
A thief, or thieves, made off with a large camping trailer on March 31 in Niagara Falls. Police say the cream-coloured 2008 Durango KZ trailer was stolen from a driveway in the area
PUBLIC NOTICE (Niagara Falls): Bridge St. closed for sewer repairs
Bridge St. in Niagara Falls between First Ave. and Victoria Ave. will be closed to all traffic for an emergency sewer repair. The repair is expected to take approximately six to eight hours to complete, said a
Doug Ford to speak in Niagara
Ontario PC leader Doug Ford will be campaigning in St. Catharines Wednesday night at the Holiday Inn and Suites Parkway Conference Centre on Ontario St. The “Rally for a Better Ontario” event will
BABB: Falls council no ray of sunshine
How very interesting and informative the Sunshine List is — it’s not what one would immediately think of for light reading but it’s definitely something to satisfy curiosity. Imagine records in such
Woman sexually assaulted by five men in Niagara Falls
Niagara Regional Police say they are investigating a sexual assault that occurred shortly after 3 a.m. Saturday morning. Police said the lone female victim was walking down a laneway in the area of
St. Catharines man arrested for administering noxious substance
Police have arrested a man who allegedly sprayed a noxious substance at the Ministry of Transportation building in downtown St. Catharines on Tuesday. Surveillance footage shows the suspect spraying the unknown substance in
Adults worst seatbelt offenders: OPP
According to the Ontario Provincial Police, adults are the worst seatbelt offenders in the province, with people aged 25 to 54 making up around 65 per cent of seatbelt-related charges. Adults aged 25
Brock womens curling team wins bronze at National Curling Championships
BROCK UNIVERSITY (Mar. 28)— It took just six ends for the Brock Badgers women’s curling team to win a bronze medal at the 2018 USPORTS/Curling Canada Curling Championships Wednesday afternoon. The Badgers, led
Falls robbery investigation leads to shooting arrest
Police have arrested three suspects in connection with an armed robbery that took place at a Niagara Falls residence in January. The investigation also led officers to the discovery that one of the suspects was responsible
Deck the Falls wins FEOs best new event
Ontario Power Generation’s Winter Festival of Lights is making headlines into spring, with its Deck the Falls tour having been recognized as the best new festival or event for 2017 by Festivals and
St. Patricks day R.I.D.E. sees no drunk drivers
Of around 1,000 drivers stopped during a St. Catharines R.I.D.E. check this St. Patrick’s Day, none were found to be impaired. Police say they were out by 2 p.m. Saturday looking for impaired
Niagara Region weekly photo
Title: Soaring Description: Snowy owls everywhere this winter! This was one of 26 snowy owl sightings for this resident. Photographer: Shelley Augustus, St. Catharines For a chance to be featured weekly, submit your
Falls encouraging lights out for Earth Hour
The city of Niagara Falls is encouraging residents to take part in Earth Hour on March 24, by turning off all their lights from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The Earth Hour movement
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