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Brock cancels exams as ice storm looms
Some Brock University students will have a few extra days to study for their exams this week, as winter threatens to slam back into the region. The university is cancelling all exams scheduled
Welland woman facing fraud charges
A Welland resident is facing fraud charges after allegedly defrauding the Niagara South Federation of Agriculture to the tune of $65,000. Police said the investigation was launched in November of 2017 after the NFSA
UPDATED: body found at Port Colborne dog park
UPDATE: Niagara Regional Police are still investigating after the body of a 55-year-old woman was discovered a Port Colborne dog park. Police said the body was discovered around 7:30 a.m. on Thursday after police responded to a
NRP issue Canada-wide arrest warrant
Niagara Regional Police have issued a Canada-wide arrest warrant in connection to an assault that occurred in hotel room in Niagara Falls on Feb. 25. As a result of the incident, 22-year-old Malik
UPDATE: Police believe elder abuse case has more victims
UPDATE: Niagara Regional Police believe there may be other victims in an elder abuse case that resulted in two arrests Wednesday. Police say the two suspects ran an adult care facility in Thorold
Volunteers wanted for St. Catharines spring clean
St. Catharines is looking for volunteers to help clean up the city April 21. The Clean City Advisory Committee and other volunteers will help pick up litter and garbage at parks and public
Niagara Region photo of the week
Title: The Old Scow Description: The Old Scow, a wreck visible at Niagara Falls, will be 100 years old this August. Photographer: Bobbie Johnston, Niagara Falls
Brock open house draws thousands
Brock University saw around 4,200 prospective students tour its campus during an open house Sunday. “The vibe has been terrific, with tons of energy,” said Beth Natale, Brock’s director of recruitment. “I think
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
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