The Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority has completely shut down all conservation areas in the Region.
They are now closed for passive use, things like walking, hiking and bird watching.
The closure is indefinite, in support of social distancing and stopping the spread of COVID-19.
The NPCA shuttered conservation area programs, services and facilities on March 16th.
Councillor to Address Arrest in Meeting
Haley Bateman says they were at council to talk provincial legislation
Youths Rewarded for Advocacy Work
The Green Herons, out of St. Catharines, recognized in Yellowknife
Thorold Pair Charged with Drug Trafficking
Police found cocaine and crystal meth, people in their 20s charged after investigation started in spring
Niagara Falls Woman Charged in Collision
The crash happened in January, in which a 16-year old driver was killed on Thorold Stone Road
Province Investing Millions in Local Jobs
$13-million to help prepare workers for jobs in construction, manufacturing, food processing
Province Won't Help Urgent Care Hours
Premier Doug Ford says the province is already spending billions in Niagara on health care
Welland Turns Down Homelessness Committee
City staff say this is a regional issue, and a committee would be duplication of services
Niagara Parks Welcomes Travel Pass
CEO says some Niagara attractions are looking to join Canada Strong Pass