Changes to Canada's assisted dying rules received royal assent last night
Justice Minister David Lametti declaring ``For Canadians who are suffering intolerably, their wait is now over.''
Intolerably suffering people who are not near the natural end of their lives now have the right to seek medical assistance in dying.
And in another two years, that will also include people suffering solely from grievous and incurable mental illnesses.
Welland Committee to Fight Homelessness
Local advocate, and former addict, encourages council to assemble group to work at eliminating problem
Hospital Parking Fees Will Stay
Ontario government voted down eliminating paid parking, Nova Scotia government did opposite
Senior Charged with Indecent Act
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2 People Hurt in Dog Attack
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Drug House Targeted in Shooting
NRP confirm no injuries in St. Catharines, but also no suspects
Man Charged After Vintage Park Assaults
Police say several teenaged girls were sexually assaulted at park after meeting suspect on Snapchat
Councillors Excited for Thorold Market
The market starts next Wednesday, every week, until the Season Finale in September
Don't Give to Panhandlers: Mayor
Niagara Falls wants drivers to give to charities that help people