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Car cruise gets reprieve from permit fees for Thorold Community Market
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Accused of acting as a Chinese agent, NY governors’ ex-aide now faces pandemic fraud charge, too
Already charged with acting as an illicit agent of the Chinese government, a former aide to two New York governors is being ...
Battle of Beaverdams Park set for 3 fun-filled days in Thorold
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Three more victims identified in West Virginia flash flooding
Authorities have identified three more victims killed in flash flooding in northern West Virginia, increasing the total ...
Parking lot upgrades nearing completion at Fitch Street Public School
Fitch Street Public School is undergoing a $15.4-million expansion, with the parking lot and addition expected to be complete ...
City wants to help pay for St. Catharines neighbourhood picnics and other events
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‘One big enchilada’ of a parking report wins St. Catharines city council endorsement
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True North, strong and foamy: Port Colborne to bring Canada Day bash to waterfront
Port Colborne’s Canada Day activities include live music, foam parties and a fireworks finale along West Street.
Thorold aims to keep politics out of flag raisings
Councillors discussed finding ways to encourage community groups to raise their flags while avoiding making controversial ...
Pemberton sets topics for minister meetings at UBCM
The Village of Pemberton is gearing up for this year’s Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM) convention. During a ...
Man who killed wife not guilty of second-degree murder, guilty of manslaughter
A BC Supreme Court judge in Prince George acquitted a Kwadacha man of second degree murder on June 17 because he was too drunk to form the intent to kill ...
The unhoused population is often at odds with businesses. Welcoming Streets aims to bridge the gap
Launched in April, the regionally funded initiative aims to foster a relationship between vulnerable people and businesses in ...