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Jim Diodati hasn't heard from Taylor Swift about staying in Niagara Falls, Bills and Chiefs Sunday in Buffalo

Niagara Health Foundation has officially named the St. Catharines hospital after the family that's given so much

Town council unanimously passed a motion to spend $25,000 to recruit one for next year, possibly asking private sector for help

Mail and parcel delivery has been paused for the duration of the Canada Post strike.

Federal, provincial and local governments in Port Colborne today, as EV battery separator plant takes shape

Councillor Carmen DeRose wants destruction of the Canadian flag criminalized, amending the Criminal Code

NRP say it started with an American youth, leading them to a Welland home and the internet

Police say it happened yesterday at an elementary school in Thorold, a number of people assaulted

Council agree not to compete with other Niagara cities, as staff prepare report on ways to do this

Niagara Falls Fire Chief handed the fire chief's coin to 6 people, after man suffered heart attack on dock of Greater Niagara Boating Club

The region is receiving 139, part of the government's $63-million plan to build them province wide

NRP say the crime happened in Niagara Falls

Police are releasing his picture hoping other potential victims come forward

Mat Siscoe says more regional direction is needed, which helps in advocating to the province

Increased wait times due to implementation of the new information system, installed Saturday

They say rocks have been thrown intentionally at cars in Markham, causing collisions

Police have arrested 2 people from Brampton, after guns, drugs and money found in Brampton

Canada Post workers will be in a legal strike position this Friday if a deal is not reached in the coming days.

City of St. Catharines looking into it, Lincoln put one up, as did Hamilton and Chatham

There were numerous services, including in Port Colborne where the mayor spoke to those who didn't come home

Niagara Region tells us this'll happen next week, noise by-law exemption granted to speed up work

Police say the crash, in Niagara Falls, left 2 people with life threatening injuries

The camp is this weekend in Toronto, roughly 250 people including from Niagara are going

Mat Siscoe says municipalities need better direction from the province, as something needs to be done about camps

Police made the arrests after using a search warrant on a St. Catharines home yesterday, finding fentanyl, crystal meth, rolex watches

St. Catharines fire department called to the scene just after 4, Wednesday morning

Advanced Hospital Information System designed to ultimately improve how they deliver care.

Mayor's Capital Budget includes $70+ million worth of projects

It's from Good Roads, a multi-year program focusing on dangerous roads and doing safety audits

Police had been investigating a house since April, making arrests there, and at another house

Provincial government handing the money over to 10 schools, to help with addiction services gaps

Frank Campion says to consider using notwithstanding clause is a decision not made lightly

Police called to Pope Francis Centre, turns out the threat deemed invalid

The organization says the Hospital Information System is state of the art, enabling quicker service, while reducing mistakes

City of St. Catharines putting it in storage, until another site found... due to too much vandalism

Niagara Falls man won with Daily Grand, taking home $25,000 a year.... for life

Hydro One wants public input on the project, planned to run between Welland and Thorold, creating more capacity

Wayne Gates says people are paying out of control rates, while paying too much for food, rent, etc...

This is due to structural concerns, the road and sidewalk are off limits

Niagara Sexual Assault Centre also stresses importance of monitoring childrens' social media, where predators lurk

Workers with public works, including roads, parks, arenas, voting to part ways with UNIFOR membership

The city says about 114 building owners in Niagara Falls would have to register, but the CAO outlines benefits

He was surrounded by his family when he died in Los Angeles last night.

Environment Canada issuing special weather statement, possibly lasting to Thursday

Niagara West MPP says it'll have double the current hospital's operating room capacity.

Pair arrested with the assistance of Brantford police

Drive-thru event will collect non-perishable food items and gently used clothing.

As part of the #ProjectPlaid Campaign, Pathstone Mental Health is asking you to wear plaid.

Donations of non-perishable food items, grocery gift cards and more accepted.

Visitors can check out the 1.5 kilometre illuminated trail until January 9th.

Families of the two victims make a video appeal for information