Niagara Regional Police says there will be more traffic and more pedestrians this long weekend.
Niagara Regional Police is warning drivers to be extra cautious this Canada Day long weekend.
In a tweet, the NRP says traffic will be heavy, and there will be more pedestrians out and about.
Drivers are advised to follow the speed limit, keep an eye out for kids, and never drive impaired.
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