Heat warning continues
The weather office says daytime maximum temperatures will range between 29 and 33 degrees Celsius, with humidex values in the 37 to 42 range.
Relief is in sight.
The temperature is expected to cool down starting Friday.
Cooling stations will continue to be made available in Niagara Falls at the Public Library on Victoria Ave. and the History Museum on Ferry St.
In St. Catharines residents can beat the heat at the Aquatics Centre and the Russell Ave. Community Centre.
Welland adopts 2026 Budget with 4.01% increase
The city of Welland officially adopted their 2026 budget with a 4.01% tax levy increase. This equates to an approx. $78 increase for the average homeowner.
Port Colborne Man Charged with Child Luring
Police have released the Snapchat names they say he used earlier this year
Social Assistance Recipients Receiving Help
The City of Niagara Falls working on pilot program
Man Faces Multiple Impaired Driving Charges
This is in relation to a 3-vehicle crash in Wainfleet back in September
Police Looking for Stolen Wine
They say a suspect broke in using an ATV
Airport Working to End Sexual Exploitation
RCMP and Crimestoppers are also partners
Ontario Student Learning Under Review
Student standard testing results improving
Senior Seriously Hurt in Parking Lot
Police say it happened in a St. Catharines parking lot, the senior hit by a vehicle