The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority issuing the warning in light of higher than normal water levels
The NPCA says the milder weather and spring rainfall can cause elevated water levels in rivers and creeks, posing a risk for children and pets.
The authority is asking parents to have a talk with their children about the dangers of playing near shorelines in the early spring particularly with lingering ice and muddy banks that can make for treacherous footing.
Habitat for Humanity Building in Thorold
It's being done with donation and help from Centennial Homes
Police Target Trucks By-Passing Inspection
Residents complained of trucks in Lincoln
Bob Cole Dies at the Age of 90
Hockey fans listened to him deliver NHL games for decades
Suspect Sought After Cannabis Store Robbery
Update: Police release picture of suspect
Niagara Transit to Receive Gas Tax Money
This is from the Ontario government's plan to help 102 municipalities improve local transit
Local Power Company Upgrading Technology
Canadian Niagara Power wants to be ready should another storm such as in 2022 happen again
Police Called Concerning Armed Individual
Arrest made after police arrived in St. Catharines neighbourhood this afternoon
Man Arrested in Connection to School Threats
Police say Delhi high school in Norfolk County was targeted, 18-year old arrested in Welland