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Niagara Crime Stoppers steps up to raise awareness of human trafficking

Niagara Crime Stoppers steps up to raise awareness of human trafficking

Partnership with Niagara Parks meant to help draw issue out of the shadows
Suspect sought following St. Catharines shooting

Suspect sought following St. Catharines shooting

The 24-year-old male victim is still in hospital in serious condition
Important GO train information for Lakeshore West riders

Important GO train information for Lakeshore West riders

Check schedules as track work will impact times this Saturday and Sunday
Niagara, Mohawk partner to fill shortage of health-care workers

Niagara, Mohawk partner to fill shortage of health-care workers

New agreement creates pathways into high demand programs
GO Train expansion 'long overdue' for Niagara Falls: Gates

GO Train expansion 'long overdue' for Niagara Falls: Gates

'Why is Niagara being treated like a second class community by barely being mentioned in the expansion plan,' the MPP for Niagara Falls asks
Police make second arrest in connection with Smithville murder

Police make second arrest in connection with Smithville murder

Sister of deceased charged with accessory after the fact to murder
Starting the year with purpose: Habitat for Humanity ReStore looking for volunteers

Starting the year with purpose: Habitat for Humanity ReStore looking for volunteers

Opportunity to get active, meet people and give back to the community
Brock Pow Wow to celebrate ‘brilliance and beauty’ of Indigenous cultures

Brock Pow Wow to celebrate ‘brilliance and beauty’ of Indigenous cultures

The free public gathering will take place Friday, Jan. 17 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the university’s Ian Beddis Gymnasium
Chiocchio elected Niagara Police Service Board chair

Chiocchio elected Niagara Police Service Board chair

Nyarayi Kapisavanhu was re-elected to serve her second term as vice-chair
Over 80,000 were homeless in Ontario in 2024, up at least 25% since 2022: AMO

Over 80,000 were homeless in Ontario in 2024, up at least 25% since 2022: AMO

The municipalities’ group wrote in a new report that the crisis ‘has deepened significantly’ and ‘is on a trajectory to get worse’