Public Health is reporting three new cases of COVID-19 in Niagara.
We now have 748 total but only 26 of those cases are currently active.
Our death toll is sitting at 61 and it has not changed in about three weeks.
Ontario is reporting 189 new cases today and 10 new deaths.
More than 34,200 people have now been infected province-wide and 2,641 have died.
Close to 200 Ontarians have recovered from the virus over the past 24 hours.
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
Port Colborne Man Charged with Sexual Assault
Police say this dates back over 20 years ago
Police Standoff Closes Welland Neighbourhood
Police say suspect shot an officer
Every Health Care Job Needed: MPP
Jennie Stevens encouraging everyone to voice concerns of health care cuts, after rallies today around the Niagara region
Police Looking for 2 Missing Teens
Police concerned for their safety due to their ages
Bob Gale Appointed New Niagara Chair
Provincial government made the decision, outlining a lengthy list of life-time accomplishments of the life-long Niagara resident
Niagara Firefighters Receive Funding
Provincial government increasing cancer prevention for 10 local fire departments
Welland Walking Trails Spruced Up
City of Welland and federal government coming together for over $2-million investment