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The city is joining the Niagara region concerning homelessness and addiction

Organizers for Coldest Night of the Year walk say the problem is getting worse

Police say a man from Niagara Falls and woman from St. Catharines charged

Police say $19,000 in drugs found, after pair watched at vehicle on Morrison Street

Motion asks for court proceedings to speed up, and to hire private investigators

Students and alumni can talk to businesses this week and next, the school says this is the largest fair to date

Town council viewed a report after a resident asked for exemptions, it compared other Niagara municipalities

Niagara Health says it's not renewing the operating licence once it expires this year

David Gray told the Niagara Region no tax money has been used, it's private

Tim O'Hare wants a plan to protect trees while development flourishes around

This happened in Thorold

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Emergency crews were called this morning at around 8

The municipalities had their 1st AGM last week, working together to grow tourism

A local advocacy group for the homeless disputes the region's claim

Niagara's regional chair also pointing out the four areas he won't cut, and that he's been talking to NRP Chief about what they need

Police closed a section of Court Street in St. Catharines yesterday afternoon, after they found a stolen vehicle, the driver sped off, but crashed

Police say a Fort Erie store was held up

Fred Davies says people in Port Colborne have been waiting years for the Welland Canal wharfs to be restored

Taxes going up a few dollars a month for a household, but then double that when adding the region and school board portion

Police searched homes and vehicles in Toronto and London, finding over $2-million in fentanyl and cocaine, also illegal guns

Over $11,000 in hydromorphone and fentanyl found

Police say it happened near Bowen Road

Fire department says this was for fire code violations for building on East Main Street

This was done with help from the provincial and federal governments, helping children to read, and play with others

Niagara's Regional chair made the comments visiting Pelham council, is waiting to see what the provincial government does

City council discussed reducing recruitment expense by $200,000 in order to save for taxpayers

Federal fisheries minister Joanne Thompson calls plan to move belugas to US solid

The city is looking for public engagement on the Official Plan, designed to guide city for 30 years

The program has workers engaging people in the St. Catharines downtown, another way to handle crime

The SIU says this was in relation to a call for service in St. Catharines for man on methamphetamine

This is just one program after Councillor Lococo brought concerns up

It's been under renovations, costing $36.7-million, since 2024

John Celentino's family had a hard time believing, he says he'll take care of them

Fisheries Minister posting online today she's granted conditional approval to move the whales to US

Two women were hurt, and Fort Erie man arrested, after morning standoff with police at a George Road address

Call police if you bought items via Marketplace at a Niagara Falls house

A vigil will be held next week at Niagara Regional headquarters

Police to address St. Catharines city council about concerns it has heard from business owners and residents

Niagara MP Fred Davies has started a petition

Police say Ryan Wedding's international drug ring was wanted for murders in Ontario, including Niagara Falls

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