Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says we’ll need stronger screening measures in place at the border crossings in Niagara and across the rest of the country.
This would help deal with an anticipated increase in cross border traffic, as more businesses reopen in Canada and the United States.
The border closed to non-essential traffic back in March.
Trudeau won’t say if he’s expecting it to reopen, once the deal expires May 21st.
Welland Building Owner Fined
Fire department says this was for fire code violations for building on East Main Street
Lincoln EarlyON Child Centre Opens
This was done with help from the provincial and federal governments, helping children to read, and play with others
Too Many Niagara Politicians: Chair
Niagara's Regional chair made the comments visiting Pelham council, is waiting to see what the provincial government does
City Maintaining Doctor Recruitment in Budget
City council discussed reducing recruitment expense by $200,000 in order to save for taxpayers
Marineland to Make Next Move: Minister
Federal fisheries minister Joanne Thompson calls plan to move belugas to US solid
Opinions Wanted on Port Colborne Future
The city is looking for public engagement on the Official Plan, designed to guide city for 30 years
Welcoming Streets Initiative Approved
The program has workers engaging people in the St. Catharines downtown, another way to handle crime
NRP Officer Cleared of Wrongdoing
The SIU says this was in relation to a call for service in St. Catharines for man on methamphetamine