Niagara resident contracted COVID-19 during foreign vacation travel
Niagara Public Health confirmed that one of Wednesday’s eight new COVID-19 cases is linked to international travel.
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Eight new COVID-19 cases in Niagara Region
Niagara Region Public Health confirmed eight new COVID-19 cases today, brings the total number of confirmed cases to 877.
Niagara Police says Pelham man and 11 more people charged with DUI offenses since July 27
The Niagara Regional Police Service has reported 12 names of people charged with an alleged criminal impaired driving offence after July 27.
Ontario government invests $2M in Beamsville company
The Ontario government is investing $2 million through the Ontario Together program in a local Beamsville company. The recipient Clean Works Medical and Pure Life Machinery make a product that has its origin in cleaning fruit and vegetables. It has …
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Federal government’s COVID tracker app hits 1-million downloads
The COVID Alert app, a new tool in the fight against COVID-19 infections created by the federal government has been downloaded more than one million times since its launch Friday. The app is designed to alert the user if they …
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Lincoln’s AgriTech hackathon is going virtual
The AgriTech Hackathon, which encourages the development of high-tech solutions to farm and eco-tourism problems, is going virtual this year.
What’s on in the Bench on the August long weekend: July 31-Aug 3
Here is what’s on for the long weekend of July 31 to August 3, 2020. Listed below are public events planned in Grimsby, Beamsville, Smithville, Jordan Station, Vineland and area.
Five new COVID-19 cases in Niagara, as masks become mandatory
Niagara Region Public Health reported Friday five new cases of COVID-19. That’s on the same day a mandatory temporary mask bylaw is enacted in communities in the region. The bylaw came into force at 12:01 am today (Friday, July 31) …
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Back to school plan in Niagara emerges, with masks and co-horts for high schoolers
The Ontario government’s back to school plan has younger students returning to traditional classroom sizes with enhanced health and safety rules, while Niagara high school students will attend classes with only 15 students under what’s being called an “adaptive model”.
$9-million CEAP fund available to catch up on energy bills
The government of Ontario has committed nine million dollars towards a payment assistance plan intended to aid Ontario residents that may be struggling to pay energy bills during the pandemic. The COVID-19 Energy Assistance Plan (CEAP) is offered through electricity …
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