Lincoln man arrested in neighbour harassment case
Niagara police said they have arrested a Lincoln man after a more than a decade-long campaign in which he allegedly harassed his neighbours.
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Town of Lincoln launches online engagement site
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
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
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.
Lincoln plow driver aids collapsed man after snowstorm
Steven Shorthouse pulled extra duty after last Tuesday’s snowstorm, but not in the way he expected.
Ontario reports 1,054 new COVID-19 cases; Niagara Region reports 13
Ontario reports 1,054 COVID-19 new cases with nine new deaths. Niagara Region reports 13 cases with no new deaths.
Grimsby council and wards may see size changes in future
Grimsby council recently narrowed down the options on the table, voting in favour of considering three to eight wards, seven to nine councillors and keeping an election by ward voting system.
Grimsby endorses theatre at new West Niagara Secondary School
Grimsby council unanimously threw its support behind the inclusion of a theatre at the new soon-to-be-built West Niagara Secondary School (WNSS). Though there is no financial commitment, council voted in favour following a presentation by Friends of the Arts in West Niagara who are embarking on a $2.6-million fundraising campaign for the theatre. Matt Miller, principal … Read more
Ontario reports 975 new COVID-19 cases; Niagara Region reports 23
Ontario reports 975 COVID-19 new cases with 12 new deaths. Niagara Region reports 23 cases with three new deaths.
The unfinished business of preparing Canada’s power grids for extreme weather
The Canadian electricity sector’s ability to withstand extreme weather events fuelled by climate change is a “work in progress,” says the head of the industry group representing power generation and transmission companies.