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Family's grocery bill to go up $702 next year: U of G research

Family's grocery bill to go up $702 next year: U of G research

The Canada's Food Price Report used AI technology to predict the rising cost of groceries next year won't be quite as bad as this year
NOTL's McArthur Estate makes for a magical evening

NOTL's McArthur Estate makes for a magical evening

Thorold resident Eddie Pizzo played the piano as curious visitors of the ornate estate got into the holiday spirit
MZO approvals have skyrocketed under Ford government: report

MZO approvals have skyrocketed under Ford government: report

The government planned on ignoring most of the auditor's MZO-related recommendations and has
Good morning, Thorold!

Good morning, Thorold!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
Toolbox concludes 7th annual campaign with help from new friends

Toolbox concludes 7th annual campaign with help from new friends

The organization teamed up with CAA Niagara to deliver their most successful campaign to date; 'It’s always been my vision for everyone to come together'
Broom-wielding good samaritan disarms knife-wielding suspect

Broom-wielding good samaritan disarms knife-wielding suspect

A 26-year-old woman has been charged with assault with five counts of assault with a weapon among other charges
One Thorold driver on latest impaired driving list

One Thorold driver on latest impaired driving list

The incidents happened between November 27 and December 3
Welland portion of overall tax increase set at 3.15 per cent

Welland portion of overall tax increase set at 3.15 per cent

Total for 2024 will be calculated by adding hikes for water and from the Region and school board
Auditor general backs up Ford government critics in huge annual report

Auditor general backs up Ford government critics in huge annual report

Value-for-money reports critique the province on the Ontario Science Centre, health care, the environment and more
Teddy bears put Christmas smiles on the faces of young patients

Teddy bears put Christmas smiles on the faces of young patients

Niagara IceDogs visit Children's Health Unit at St. Catharines hospital