More Niagara puppies abandoned in a box — this time the outcome was much more tragic
Puppies were discovered dead in a box in a St. Catharines park Tuesday morning, sparking an investigation by local ...
First CPP payment date of 2025 is today. ODSP benefit payments come out later this week
The first Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security, Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) and Veteran Disability Pension ...
Fire in abandoned Welland church under investigation
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St. Catharines’ Jan. 29 forecast: Chance of flurries
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Niagara highway closures for planned roadwork on Jan. 29
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Brock University and Bethesda seal years-long collaboration with MOU
MOU between Brock and Bethesda aimed at bettering the lives of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Diodati taking a ‘wait and see’ approach to provincial election endorsement
Niagara Falls Mayor Jim Diodati is weighing his options before deciding whether to make an endorsement during next month’s ...
White paper aimed at rosier employment future in Niagara identifies key job growth areas
With Niagara’s population projected to grow steadily, the region’s economic stakeholders have put their focus on the future — ...
Ottawa awards $4M to Niagara efforts to curb homelessness
A funding announcement Tuesday by St. Catharines MP Chris Bittle would see over $4 million be allocated to Regional ...
Now hiring: More than 100 employers registered for Niagara College career fair
Job seekers and local employers will come together when Niagara College hosts its largest career event of the year.
Nominations open for city council byelection in Port Dalhousie
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Calgary council approves Green Line, ending heated political battle with province
CALGARY - The City of Calgary is moving forward with a multi-billion-dollar transit project that was the centre of a months-long battle with the Alberta government.