The Ontario government announced yesterday that it will be investing $5.8 million to enhance the capacity of Ontario’s ten youth wellness hubs across Ontario, including the Niagara Region.
The Ontario government is investing $550 million to build 20 new schools and upgrade eight schools across the province which will create up to 16,000 student learning spaces and 870 child care spaces.
Friday is the deadline for switching some Niagara students back into in-person classrooms, for both school boards, but for different aged students. Parents of DSBN students that miss tomorrow’s deadline won’t be able to switch their children until next spring. At Niagara Catholic, Friday is the deadline for high school students to switch. Virtual school … Read more
The West Niagara Royal Canadian Army Cadets Corps need help getting back on their feet amidst the COVID-19 pandemic so volunteers are running a fundraiser Saturday.
The Town of Grimsby has received grant funding from Digital Main Street Ontario to help Grimsby main street small businesses use digital technologies to adapt to a
rapidly changing environment.
Ontario reported 841 new COVID-19 cases today, pushing case numbers back above 800 after yesterday’s report of 790 cases. Niagara Region reports 10 cases today, same as yesterday.
Who knew selling returned furniture could be a thriving pandemic-proof business? Beamsville entrepreneur Amanda McFarlane, that’s who. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, McFarlane has been running a discount Wayfair furniture business out of her Beamsville home. “I was doing a lot of online sales and people kept asking me ‘where is your location?…when you open I … Read more
Ontario reported 790 new COVID-19 cases today, a decrease from yesterday’s report of 821 cases. Niagara reports 10, a decrease of six from yesterday’s report.
A Fort Erie public school and a Niagara Falls catholic school are the two latest schools to report COVID-19 infections.
The town of Lincoln is looking for feedback from residents on its 2021 budget in a time of uncertainty, when in-person attendance at town meetings is impossible.