Region extends face mask bylaw to April 2021
On Thursday, September 17, Regional Council voted to extend Niagara’s temporary face-covering bylaw to April 1, 2021. The bylaw requires masks in all enclosed...
Pelham gets nearly $450K in COVID relief
Good news came to Town Hall in the form of an Aug. 12 letter from Ontario Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Steve Clark....
Front-line Tots provides free lessons for kids of front-line staff
Non-profit initiative aimed at relief for front-line workers during pandemic
When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Pooja Senthil, a young university student in Life Sciences at...
Pelham restaurants serve up Stage 3 reopening
The smart investor would have done well to sink big bucks into plexiglass manufacture stocks back in February.
Once the pandemic hit, it seemed...
Niagara Region: Face masks mandatory
Niagara Regional Council adopts mandatory mask bylaw to combat the spread COVID-19
On July 23, as part of their efforts to slow the spread of...
WAINFLEET: “Time for warnings is over”
Township ramps up bylaw enforcement, closing of beaches not off the table
With most of Ontario moving into Stage 3 of the province’s phased reopening...
FIRST PERSON: Low spirits and high tempers at Lakeside Park Beach
Reporting during COVID-19 has its challenges
STAY SAFE. STAY HEALTHY. Beach closes at dusk.” That was the message on the lonely sign at the edge...
POLL: Mixed support for return to school
Support for conventional school return varies among parents but strong support for key funding areas remains
Through a statement on July 16, 2020, the Ontario...
St. Catharines: Masks mandatory as of Friday
St. Catharines City Council passed a bylaw Monday requiring owners and/or operators of enclosed public spaces to require mask use by those entering their...
WELLAND: Don’t gather on the Waterway
City asks floaters and boaters to stay away during pandemic
The City of Welland is reminding residents and visitors that waterway safety is everyone’s responsibility....