Only one patient with COVID-19 is being treated in hospital in Niagara.
Public Health reported four new cases of the virus yesterday, bringing the number of active cases to 26.
More than 88 per cent of people with the virus have recovered.
The highest number of active cases is in St. Catharines, followed Thorold, Niagara Falls and Grimsby.
There are seven municipalities in the Region without active cases including Fort Erie, Welland and Pelham.
Niagara Earns Financial Award, Again
The region says this was for the 2024 period, for transparency in reporting, and offering public review
GO Train Service Returning
It'll be brought back after train derailment in St. Catharines, running between Confederation Station and Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls Fireworks By-Law Reviewed
City asked to ban private use, after residents say they're kept awake at night, and property is damaged
Man Charged Using Counterfeit Money
Police say this concerned the sale of a cell phone online, they met at a coffee shop, police accuse the suspect of using fake money
Niagara Falls Man Arrested in Drug Bust
Police started investigating him last month
Mayors Welcome Change, With Condition
They want change to reflect made in Niagara solutions, and clarity on Strong Chair power
Mayor Hopes for Governance Reconsideration
Wayne Redekop is concerned about Strong Chair power, hopes province re-thinks plan for unelected chair and 12 elected mayors
Weekend RIDE Stops a Few Drivers
Checkpoints set up in Niagara Falls and St. Catharines