No charges laid
The Festive RIDE campaign continues in Niagara.
Last night, police stopped about 500 cars in Lincoln and Thorold.
Drivers were asked if they had consumed any alcohol or drugs before getting behind the wheel.
According to Niagara Regional Police, nineteen drivers were asked to provide a breath sample, and each driver passed.
Throughout Canada, impaired driving is the leading criminal offence causing death.
Welland's Plan for Hospital Contribution
City council voting for multi-year plan to pay for its $17.8-million portion of South Niagara hospital
New GO Station Coming to Niagara
Metrolinx is working with the region to build one in Grimsby, there will be public consultation on this
Most Serious Collisions in Summer: Region
The region is working on road safety with less money due to no speed cameras
Coach Service Added to Airport
The Niagara airport working with Air Canada and Landline Company for service to Toronto
Police Looking for Missing Teenager
They believe the Grimsby teen might be in Toronto
Suspects Wanted for Attempted Robbery
Police say they tried to hold up a bank in Pelham
Rob Foster is Interim Niagara Chair
The councillor stays on for the month, part of a rotating list, until a new Chair is named
Bob Gale Resigns as Chair
Earlier in the day the Niagara Anti-Racism Committee accused him of owning Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler