New travel policy will take effect in November
Adult foreign nationals who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 will be allowed to travel to the United States starting in November.
What this means for Canadians is far from clear.
It's not known how the new policy will specifically impact travel at the Canada-U.S. border, where non-essential visitors remain prohibited from crossing.
Yesterday, the White house extended those border travel restrictions another 30 days until October 21st.
Man caught driving 3-wheeled pickup truck
Hamilton man arrested after spewing sparks on the QEW through St. Catharines on New Year's Eve
2 from Niagara named to the Order of Canada
Mary Ann Edwards of St. Catharines and Donald Triggs of Niagara-on-the-Lake were among the 80 new appointments announced today
$3.5M of Crystal Meth seized from drug lab
NRP Officers discovered a clandestine drug lab in a residential neighbourhood in Niagara Falls
NRP Searching for B&E Suspects
NRP are appealing for the public's help in identifying 2 suspects in relation to 3 break & enters on residences in Welland and Pelham
Welland CAO Optimistic for 2026
Jessica Ruddell is pleased with 2025 progress, but wants to build on that
Niagara Clinics Help Coughs, Colds
Niagara North Family Health Team says these are to help ease hospital ERs, meant for non emergencies
Clifton Hill Construction in January
The city says this is for Smart Pole installation for wireless services, lasting to the spring
Gas Prices to Hold Steady: Analyst
Prices have been seen as low as below a dollar in Niagara, and not expected to shoot up again until the spring or summer