Canadian Officials to Boycott Beijing Olympics
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will not send any diplomats to the Beijing Olympics.
Trudeau says the country is extremely concerned about China's human rights abuses and has been discussing the matter with allies.
The United States was first to announce a diplomatic boycott on Monday.
Australia and the U.K followed suit.
Part of Welland Canal Officially Named
This will happen in the spring at Port Dalhousie, for section of Canal that dates back roughly 200 years
Girl Assaulted in Break and Enter
Update: Suspect from Niagara Falls arrested, after assault in a home in Niagara on the Lake
Invest in Officer Well-Being: Former Chair
Former Chair of police services board says policing is significantly misunderstood by the public
Niagara Companies Heavily Invest in Growth
The plan is for increased manufacturing and plant growth, and create more jobs
Man Arrested for Clifton Hill Shoplifting
Police worked with security groups last week
Fort Erie Man Wins Big Prize on Bigger Spin
David Schweyer spun the Bigger Spin wheel to win $1-million, he's making sure his mother is taken care of
Update: Standoff Over, Suspect Arrested
Police say 59-year old man has been charged with attempted murder
Ontario/New York Agree on Nuclear
Premier Doug Ford and Governor Kathy Hochul signed an agreement to work together to develop the energy sector, noting jobs to be created