Ontario reports 721 COVID-19 cases today, no new deaths; Niagara reports 12 new cases with one new death
Ontario reported 721 new COVID-19 cases today, a slight decrease from yesterday’s report of 746 cases and Monday’s report of 807.
Ontario reported 721 new COVID-19 cases today, a slight decrease from yesterday’s report of 746 cases and Monday’s report of 807.
The Ontario government is investing $300 million into restaurants and small businesses to help offset fixed costs, such as property taxes, hydro and gas bills.
On Thanksgiving Monday, Grimsby’s The Forty Public House hosted its first free holiday dinner. Due to an overwhelming response from the community, it will now be an annual tradition.
Ontario reported 746 new COVID-19 cases today and over 2,200 new cases this weekend. The Niagara Region reported over 40 this weekend.
Nine years ago, Grimsby’s Arie Hoogerbruge had an idea. What would it be like to cycle from the Great White North to the most southern point of South America? The moment he spoke those words aloud, every decision he made was about turning that dream into a reality.
An 8-year-old boy who went missing on the Beamer Conservation Area Trail, in Grimsby, Saturday afternoon has been found.
Niagara police has made an arrest in the investigation of an elderly Pelham man’s death.
Premier Doug Ford urged Ontarians on Saturday to keep their Thanksgiving celebration to immediate family only to help stop COVID-19 from spreading.
The Ontario government announced that it will be introducing targeted public health measures to the areas of Ottawa, Peel, and Toronto for a minimum of 28 days.