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Ontario reports 1,258 new COVID-19 cases; Niagara Region reports 21

Ontario reports 1,138 COVID-19 new cases with 23 new deaths. Niagara Region reports 12 cases with one new death.

It’s the high road for Niagara cattle farmer as rare Scottish breed enjoys new popularity amid pandemic

by Jordan Snobelen, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Niagara This Week

Kim McQuhae of Gryphon Ridge Highlands is a rare breed among Niagara’s farmers. In Niagara-on-the-Lake, on 10 acres of land sandwiched between lucrative vineyards, McQuhae is breeding hardy, rustic bulls and cows hailing from the Scottish Highlands.

Concern after elderly St. Catharines man narrowly misses out on COVID-19 vaccination

by Jordan Snobelen, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Niagara This Week

The daughter of an 82-year-old St. Catharines resident and veteran of the Royal Canadian Navy has some lingering concerns after her father, Johnson Mont, narrowly missed out on receiving a COVID-19 vaccination this past January.

Council Votes: Mayor Jeff Jordan to pay back Grimsby

by Moosa Imran, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Niagara This Week

Grimsby Mayor Jeff Jordan is set to pay the town back as a result of a breach of conduct committed in July 2020. Town councillors voted to have the mayor pay the $1,302.62 assessed cost of the breach by the …

Lincoln man arrested in neighbour harassment case

by Andy Walker

Niagara police said they have arrested a Lincoln man after a more than a decade-long campaign in which he allegedly harassed his neighbours.

Town of Lincoln launches online engagement site

by Andy Walker

The town of Lincoln has developed a new digital communication and engagement platform to increase engagement with Lincoln residents and businesses

Ontario reports 1,138 new COVID-19 cases; Niagara Region reports 12

by Daniela Fortino

Ontario reports 1,138 COVID-19 new cases with 23 new deaths. Niagara Region reports 12 cases with one new death.

NOTL mayor excluded as signatory as Niagara mayors support the move to red tier Monday

by Andy Walker

Most of the Niagara community mayors are supportive of the move to the red tier of the province’s framework, anticipated Monday. That is with the exception of the mayor of Niagara-on-the-Lake.