Another decline in COVID-19 cases in Niagara.
Niagara Public Health is confirming two new cases today.
The death toll is unchanged at 415, and there are 106 active cases.
Seven people are fighting the virus in area hospitals, and one person is in the ICU.
The region has four active outbreaks.
Just over 492,000 vaccinations have been administered, with over 66 percent of residents having one shot and 36 percent fully immunized.
A detailed breakdown can be found here.
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
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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
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Niagara EMS Workers Vote to Strike
The vote was overwhelming, for better pay and more help
Thorold Votes to Reduce Council
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Police Looking for Pepper Spray Suspects
They say a taxi driver was sprayed
Niagara Falls Man Charged with Child Porn
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