A big round of applause for Niagara residents who came through for the mental health agency
Pathstone, which provides mental health services to children and teens, announcing its #ProjectPlaid Campaign last month brought in four times more than the projected goal.
Pathstone had hoped to raise $30,000 but in fact raised just over $119,000
Agency officials say the financial boost will help speed up their efforts to reduce wait times for kids that began with the start of the pandemic.
More Charges Laid in Smithville Murder
Police adding child porn related charges against West Lincoln man
Yielding to Winter Blahs Challenged
Niagara Health pyschiatrist encourages activity, stay away from phone scrolling
Speeding Driver Asks for Warning
OPP caught him on Highway 420
Niagara Chair Touches on Budget
During a recent visit to Thorold council, Bob Gale revealed he's not happy with how money is spent
Man Charged with Indecent Act
Police were called last week in Grimsby concerning a man with a cell phone in public
2 Drivers Arrested in RIDE Checks
Police also say the licence suspension period for impaired driving has increased, that change was made New Year's Day
Winter Weather Impacts Some Schools
Environment Canada calling for more blowing flurries tomorrow
By Comparison, Niagara Great for Real Estate
Remax real estate agent Rob Golfi says people from Toronto see the big advantage in Niagara