You're asked to stay away
Don't be alarmed tomorrow if you see lots of police and hear banging in the Thorold Townline Road and Old Thorold Stone Road area.
The NRP's Explosive Disposal Unit and Emergency Task Unit will be doing training exercises from 11 to 3.
You'll see more police, but also hear explosions, smell of smoke, and sound of simulated gun shots.
The NPR says there will be signs indicating what's happening, and everyone is being asked to stay away.
Acting Regional Chair Reassures Flood Victims
Tom Insinna says the region is working around the clock to help people
Calls to Fire Department Skyrocket
Fire Chief says a whole apartment building had to be evacuated
'Scene from Monsoon Season in Asia': Mayor
St. Catharines mayor says it'll take time to recover from recent severe flooding
Man Wanted for Break and Enters
Police say a stolen van was found in Welland, looking for a St. Catharines man
Mother Nature Hits Niagara Again
Update: Mayor Mat Siscoe declares State of Emergency as more homes, basements are flooded, as does Lincoln
One Arrest in Port Colborne RIDE
Police stopped 425 vehicles Friday night, looking for impairment by alcohol or drugs
Man Critically Hurt in Crash
Police say a car hit a hydro pole early Saturday in St. Catharines, near water treatment plant
Sewers Working During Storm: City
City of St. Catharines and Niagara region report wastewater systems were working, flooding due to extreme amount of water