Local
The Ontario government is mobilizing to help communities in Niagara recover from flooding following multiple rainstorms.
In the Town of Lincoln, more than 170 millimetres of rainfall was reported on Aug. 2, following storms the previous week that brought about 100 millimetres of rain. The City of St. Catharines experienced over 140 millimetres of rainfall on Aug. 2, following similar rainfall totals last week.
On Wednesday, following a declaration of a state of emergency submitted by the Town of Lincoln and the City of St. Catharines, Premier Doug Ford and Niagara West MPP Sam Oosterhoff surveyed both communities.
Local
Niagara West MPP Sam Oosterhoff announced provincial investments totaling $108,717 through Seniors Community Grant projects in Niagara West.
Sports
It was an interesting Thursday night for a trio of Niagara sports teams.
National
Canada’s housing problems have been around for a few decades and have gotten much worse in recent years as out-of-control immigration has swamped Canada…
Opinion
The proposed Alto high-speed rail line would be 1,000 kilometres long, running from Toronto to Quebec City. The feds say the line would cost taxpayers up to $90 billion.
Opinion
In a media exchange at one of his announcements last week, Prime Minister Mark Carney was addressing the issues of affordability when he paused to say…
Opinion
As the days pass, Conservative Party supporters, holding steady at around 35 per cent in the polls, remain uncertain about how Pierre Poilievre will turn the party’s fortunes around before the next election.
