Only a few more cases and no new deaths in Niagara.
Niagara Health has had 375 positive tests at its sites, including 36 deaths.
There are 35 people with COVID-19 being treated in local hospitals.
Public Health says there are 529 confirmed cases across Niagara, including 52 deaths.
About 30 per cent of the cases in the Region are residents from long-term care and retirement homes.
Another 22 per cent are healthcare workers.
Anti-Scab Legislation Introduced Again
Niagara Falls MPP Wayne Gates says government keeps trampling on workers' rights
Train Derails in St. Catharines
Update: Glendale Avenue is cleared, traffic moving
Mayor Gives Update of City Affairs
Mat Siscoe's State of the City outlined accomplishments and challenges, then he took questions
NRP Plans to Expand Through Niagara
That includes adding storefronts, or offices in Niagara Falls and Welland, as well as St. Catharines
St. Catharines HART Hub Opens
Ontario government choosing these centres over drug injection sites, saying needles are left in neighbourhoods
Budget Supports Home Buying, Small Business
The provincial budget, released today, also shows this year's deficit at $13.4-billion
Niagara EMS Workers Vote to Strike
The vote was overwhelming, for better pay and more help
Thorold Votes to Reduce Council
Some councillors struggled with the change from 8 to 6, other Niagara communities are doing same