On Dec. 1, West Niagara MPP Sam Oosterhoff’s palliative care bill officially became a law after the Legislative Assembly of Ontario voted unanimously in favour of it during the bill’s Third Reading.
Four regional councillors from West Niagara want to connect to residents so they’re hosting a virtual town hall meeting the week before Christmas.
The Ontario government is partnering with industry experts to plan for the safe and effective distribution of the COVID-19 vaccines.
Starting today, parents can apply for a second payment of at least $200 to help with school expenses.
Grimsby Town Council unanimously voted Wednesday to rescind a recently enacted bylaw that prohibited the use of bows in town limits restoring an old bylaw that allows their use.
People from outside Niagara Region seeking ice time at Lincoln rinks are not welcome, said the town’s manager.
Niagara Regional Council is moving to fill the role of its Chief Administrative Officer on a permanent basis, after delaying the process due to COVID-19 and after grappling with a tainted search process in 2016.
Niagara Regional Council passed a motion unanimously Wednesday night to recommend that the region’s acting medical officer amend his controversial medical order, that the restaurant industry says if left as is would decimate its ranks. The four-part motion is a …
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The Niagara Regional Council Emergency Meeting to address Dr. Mustafa Hirji’s Section 22 order that targets restaurants in the region starts at 4:30 p.m. Mark Wood, founder of the food service alliance Niagara Restaurants United, will speak. He owns three …
The Ontario government is providing parents with another payment of $200 or more.