Vandal strikes West Lincoln roundabout causing $7,500 in damage with 4×4 truck
A vandal in a 4×4 truck appears to have intentionally ruined a roundabout in West Lincoln early Saturday. Photo: William Reilly
Andy Walker
Grimsby Reverse Parade almost better than the traditional event
There is something wonderful about driving around your town to see it all lit up at Christmas. c
West Lincoln firefighters swap food drive with food drive-thru
What does a West Lincoln firefighter do when there’s no parade to collect food for people during a pandemic? Set up a drive-thru event with the help of the local Timmies, of course. Photo credit: West Lincoln FireFighters Association. Photo credit: West Lincoln Firefighters Association
West Niagara regional councillors join forces to host virtual town hall meeting
Four regional councillors from West Niagara want to connect to residents so they’re hosting a virtual town hall meeting the week before Christmas.
Ontario drivers with cars on this Top 10 list are at highest risk of vehicle theft
The Insurance Bureau of Canada has issued its list of most stolen vehicles and three Japanese made car brands top the list in Ontario.
Canada prioritized to receive Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine
Canada will be one of the first nations to receive a COVID-19 vaccine from biotech company Moderna, a company official said yesterday.
Staff or Student? Find out who was infected with COVID-19 at West Niagara schools
Here is a run down of identities of individuals in West Niagara schools that have reported COVID-19 cases.
Hirji ignores Regional Council request to repeal order that imperils restaurant industry
Dr. Mustafa Huirji showed his hand to regional councillors Friday after more than a week of silence after Niagara Regional Council recommended he repeal a Section 22 order that imperils the region’s restaurant industry.
New COVID-19 case detected at Pelham elementary school
COVID-19 cases continue to grow at St. Martin Catholic Elementary School bringing the total number of cases to nine and requiring the closure of two classrooms.
Grimsby rescinds new anti-bow bylaw until the community is consulted in the new year
Grimsby Town Council unanimously voted Wednesday to rescind a recently enacted bylaw that prohibited the use of bows in town limits restoring an old bylaw that allows their use.