Niagara Region death count jumps by 22
Ontario and the Niagara Region report new daily records with 2,553 new COVID-19 cases reported in the province and 138 cases reported in the region.
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SIU takes over after man shot by Niagara police on Christmas Day
Ontario Special investigations Unit is investigating an incident in St. Catharines involving a suspect being shot and sent to the hospital on Christmas day.
Ontario reports 6,306 new cases over the weekend; Niagara Region reports 244
Ontario reported 6,306 new cases over the weekend. There were 244 reported over the weekend in the Niagara Region and 22 more deaths were added today.
Looks like it is going to be a white Christmas for West Niagara this year
It may not look like there is going to be a white Christmas yet, but rest assured there is up to 10-15 cm of snow headed for West Niagara today and tomorrow.
Ontario reports 2,447 COVID-19 cases, a new daily record; Niagara reports 61
Ontario reported 2,447 new COVID-19 cases with 49 new deaths. Niagara reported 61 new cases with no new deaths.
Ontario to receive 53K doses of the Moderna vaccine by end of the year
Ontario is expected to receive 53,000 doses of the Moderna vaccine before the end of the month.
New West Niagara Secondary School greenlit and going to tender
The new West Niagara Secondary School has been approved by the province to go to tender. That means the District School Board of Niagara will start to take bids from construction companies to build the new project next month. Construction is expected to start in the Spring of 2021 and be completed within 18 months, … Read more
Two arrested in Wainfleet drug investigation
Two individuals, one from Wainfleet and one from Welland, were arrested Monday for possession of an estimated $49,730 worth of illegal drugs, as well as illegal weapons.
Ontario reports 2,408 COVID-19 cases with 41 new deaths; Niagara reports 79 with no new deaths
Ontario reported 2,408 new COVID-19 cases with 41 new deaths. Niagara reported 79 new cases with no new deaths.
Niagara police warn of COVID-19 fines for unlawful New Year’s revellers
The Niagara police is discouraging New Year’s revelry this year with a province-wide lockdown in place starting Oct. 26 saying there will be zero tolerance around emergency order infractions.