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The loophole that started it all: How Canada’s first same-sex marriages made history 20 years ago
Canada’s Civil Marriage Act, which deemed same-sex marriage legal in the country, is marking its 20th anniversary July 20.
Stay out of the water at nine Niagara public beaches
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St. Catharines’ July 19 forecast: Sunny
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Niagara highway closures for planned roadwork on July 19
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Ontario and Canada recalls: New salami food warning, craft kit sold at Walmart, power banks sold on Amazon
Health Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency recently issued recall notices for various consumer products and food items — including some sold through Amazon, Walmart and more.
‘We want to know the truth’: Family searches for answers after Niagara man dies following 911 call
No assistance was sent to the home of Ralph Buerger who died last year after trying to make an emergency call. He died and ...
Canadian Tire product recalls: Chainsaws, air conditioners, hunting products, fishing gear and more
Canadian Tire recently updated its website’s recall page, adding a number of recalled products that were sold at the popular ...
Sex offender who forced way into Niagara elementary school to be sentenced in September
A 29-year-old Welland man awaits sentencing on three counts of sexual assault in relation to an incident Our Lady of the Holy ...
Back in playoffs: Come-from-behind win qualifies River Lions for post-season
Extending a playoff streak dating back to the formation of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) wasn’t a cause for ...
Quebec police watchdog investigating fatal shooting by Nunavik Police Service
Quebec's police watchdog is investigating after Nunavik police shot and killed a person in Inukjuak, Que. late Thursday.
New recall issued for iStore power banks sold in Canada over burn and fire hazard risks — check your model number
Health Canada issued a consumer recall notice for iStore Branded Magnetic Wireless Power Banks 5000 mAH due to burn hazard.
Police seize nearly $100,000 in cocaine from Niagara Falls apartment
A 36-year-old man faces multiple charges after police executed a warrant at a Niagara Falls residence and seized a quantity ...