Local
Municipal elections will be held across Niagara Region later this month, but this year there will be no elections for Regional Council. Instead, the new Council will be composed of Niagara’s 12 new mayors, all of whom will be elected by voters on Oct. 26 and headed by an appointee of the Ford government.
Voting will occur via weighted voting, meaning each mayor will have a vote weighted according to the size of the population of his or her municipality.
Niagara’s next regional chair will succeed Bob Gale, who had a very brief stint as regional chair from December 2025 to March 2026. Gale resigned amidst controversy some items contained in his private historical collection.
Local
A record 450 participants came out on Saturday at Heartland Forest in Niagara Falls to support children and youth across Niagara Region in the Niagara Children’s Centre’s 12th annual Superhero Run.
Sports
A 16-year old Niagara native, and provincial champion, will finally get the chance to compete on home soil this month.
National
For decades, we have been bombarded with climate extremism including predictions that the world would end, the planet would burn up and the human race would be annihilated because of climate change.
National
Prime Minister Mark Carney spent last month telling the world that Canada is open for investment. The harder question is whether Canada’s own money is.
National
British Columbia Premier David Eby, facing an electorate that has soured on his government, particularly after its decision to call a snap election just two years into its four-year mandate…
National
The public rhetoric is getting a bit tiresome. You know, the same old quote that gets trotted out by our leaders after another act of antisemitism is committed…
