Spring weather returns this weekend to West Niagara
Last night’s storm dropped up to 20 cm of snow, but do worry, spring will return as the weekend approaches in West Niagara communities.
Beamsville / Lincoln
Snow storm headed for Niagara tonight with as much as 15 cm of accumulation
Environment Canada is calling for 2-4 cm of snow on Wednesday in West Niagara communities as the temperatures are headed below zero Tuesday night.
Niagara police seek ‘suspicious’ man who gave Thorold boy a ride
Niagara police are seeking a “suspicious person” who drove a Thorold boy and his bike home and gave him money.
Ontario reports almost 1000 less COVID-19 cases than Monday; Niagara Region reports 144, also down
Ontario reports 3,469 new COVID-19 cases with 22 new deaths. Niagara Region reports 144 cases with no new deaths.
Local expert is pleased with Lincoln’s new environmental action plan
The Town of Lincoln plans to take actions against climate change, starting at a local level.
What you need to know about getting an AstraZeneca vaccine in the Niagara region and beyond
The Ontario government has said the COVID-19 vaccine made by Oxford-AstraZeneca, which was previously available to residents aged 55 and older, will be offered to those 40 and older starting Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know:
Portal opens to 40+ Ontarians for pharmacy-delivered vaccine jabs
The Ontario government’s online booking portal for vaccinations now allows people ages 40 and older to find pharmacies where they can get a jab with the COVID vaccine.
3-day closure of Ninteeth Street in Lincoln
Lincoln’s Nineteenth Street will be closed from Wismer Street to King Street starting Tuesday.
Ontario reports 8,612 new COVID-19 cases over the weekend; Niagara Region reports 312
Ontario reported 4,447 new COVID-19 cases on Monday and 8,612 cases over the weekend. There were 169 new cases today and 312 over the weekend in the Niagara Region.
Niagara police said it will not conduct random vehicle stops to enforce stay-at-home order
The Niagara Regional Police Service said its officers will not conduct random vehicle stops after the Ontario government expanded police powers Friday to enforce new stay-at-home order rules.