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BEYOND LOCAL: Coronavirus misinformation is spreading — what is Canada doing about it?

BEYOND LOCAL: Coronavirus misinformation is spreading — what is Canada doing about it?

With no effective weapon against the virus, fear and uncertainty have grown
Good morning, Thorold!

Good morning, Thorold!

Sending good vibes your way today
BEYOND LOCAL: The coronavirus exposes the perils of profit in seniors' housing, expert says

BEYOND LOCAL: The coronavirus exposes the perils of profit in seniors' housing, expert says

Researchers have found that for-profit facilities have lower staffing levels, lower quality of care and poorer resident outcomes, in both the U.S. and Canada
Thorold man recognized by Brock for his efforts to combat poverty in Niagara

Thorold man recognized by Brock for his efforts to combat poverty in Niagara

James Symons has worked with countless charity initiatives
Two raccoons in St Catharines test positive for rabies – region issues warning to pet owners

Two raccoons in St Catharines test positive for rabies – region issues warning to pet owners

All animal bites and scratches should be reported to Public Health
Thorold council suggested to continue meeting virtually rest of the year due to COVID-19

Thorold council suggested to continue meeting virtually rest of the year due to COVID-19

Staff recommends looking at modifications to council chambers
8 cases of COVID-19 reported in Niagara on Friday – one active case in Thorold

8 cases of COVID-19 reported in Niagara on Friday – one active case in Thorold

30 town residents have contracted the virus in total
Three from St. Catharines accused of trafficking meth, fentanyl

Three from St. Catharines accused of trafficking meth, fentanyl

Detectives seized 21.2 grams of suspected fentanyl with an estimated street value of $1,800
Car crash near Parry Sound nets charges for St. Catharines resident

Car crash near Parry Sound nets charges for St. Catharines resident

The accident happened at a construction zone; the driver faces impaired charges
CANADA: Potential explosion in mental illness could last years after pandemic

CANADA: Potential explosion in mental illness could last years after pandemic

The study estimates that 6.3 million to 10.7 million Canadians will visit a doctor for mental health issues — a whopping 54 to 163 per cent increase over pre-pandemic levels