We are back over 30 active cases in Niagara.
Public Health reported seven new cases of the virus yesterday, bringing us to 31 active cases.
St. Catharines has the most active cases, followed by Port Colborne and Niagara-on-the-Lake.
There are four municipalities without active cases, including Wainfleet, Pelham and Grimsby.
Niagara Health says there are no patients with the virus in our local hospitals.
About 90 per cent of people with COVID-19 in Niagara have recovered.
2 Drivers Arrested in RIDE Checks
Police also say the licence suspension period for impaired driving has increased, that change was made New Year's Day
Winter Weather Impacts Some Schools
Environment Canada calling for more blowing flurries tomorrow
By Comparison, Niagara Great for Real Estate
Remax real estate agent Rob Golfi says people from Toronto see the big advantage in Niagara
Building Closed for Severe Fire Violations
Welland Fire Department trying since 2021 to get compliance, acting fire chief says it lacked fire suppression material between walls
Don't Park on St. Catharines Streets
The city has implemented a ban so neighbourhoods can be plowed of snow, if not, be prepared to get a ticket
2 People Arrested After Stabbing
Update: Taxi driver stabbed on canal parkway, one suspect released
St. Catharines Downtown Problems Addressed
City council passed a plan that could include more police officers, after hearing many people don't feel safe
Cause of St. Catharines Fires 'Undetermined'
The fire department investigated the Standard and La Scala buildings