You now have to show some ID if you're visiting a beach in St. Catharines
Starting today all city beaches are now open exclusively for Niagara residents.
Mayor Walter Sendzik says this will help limit the risk of COVID-19 spreading in the community.
The city is also increasing illegal parking fines for beach areas and the Morning Star Mill to $100 after more than 60 parking tickets were issued close to Sunset Beach over the weekend.
Val Kilmer Dead at 65
The actor died of pneumonia on April 1st.
'Lord Mayor' Explains his Title
Gary Zalepa says the title for Niagara on the Lake goes back to Upper Canada
Apartment Buildings to Replace YMCA
Mayor Mat Siscoe says the city tried to reach agreement on use of building, however cost to bring it up to par too expensive
Financial Boost for Royal George Rebuild
Provincial government is investing $35-million over 3-years
NRP Seek Video to Solve Murder
It has to do with a man found shot in a car on Carlton Street in St. Catharines last week, he died at hospital
Canada Eliminates Federal Carbon Levy
Canada has eliminated the federal carbon levy that was first introduced by the Trudeau Liberals in 2019.
Region Sorting Out Tow Truck Dispatching
There's been some confusion over who calls for tow trucks to collision sites
Province Investing More in Hydrogen
It also did in 2023, which included the Niagara Hydrogen Centre in Niagara Falls