We are back over 30 active cases in Niagara.
Public Health reported seven new cases of the virus yesterday, bringing us to 31 active cases.
St. Catharines has the most active cases, followed by Port Colborne and Niagara-on-the-Lake.
There are four municipalities without active cases, including Wainfleet, Pelham and Grimsby.
Niagara Health says there are no patients with the virus in our local hospitals.
About 90 per cent of people with COVID-19 in Niagara have recovered.
Arrests Made after St. Catharines Shooting
Two men from BC were arrested, and one from Niagara Falls, after another man shot last month
Niagara on the Lake Works Through Cleanup
Lord Mayor says it's different in the country, than city
Premier Tours Flooded Areas
Doug Ford took at look through, pledging help is coming financially and with volunteers for cleanup
Acting Regional Chair Reassures Flood Victims
Tom Insinna says the region is working around the clock to help people
Calls to Fire Department Skyrocket
Fire Chief says a whole apartment building had to be evacuated
'Scene from Monsoon Season in Asia': Mayor
St. Catharines mayor says it'll take time to recover from recent severe flooding
Man Wanted for Break and Enters
Police say a stolen van was found in Welland, looking for a St. Catharines man
Mother Nature Hits Niagara Again
Update: Mayor Mat Siscoe declares State of Emergency as more homes, basements are flooded, as does Lincoln