Some of Canada’s most poignant stories of courage and freedom, happened right here in Niagara.
Niagara Parks will be hosting a Black History Symposium on Saturday February 29th, at the historic Queenston Chapel.
It will bring together community historians and commentators specializing in black history and culture.
It runs from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and tickets cost $10 each.
Province Invests More in Niagara Health
Over $20-million to be spent on reducing wait times for many procedures, at Niagara Health and Hotel Dieu
Flooding Relief on List for AMO
Mayor Mat Siscoe and officials will ask for more help at Association of Municipalities of Ontario conference, but also housing and addictions
Over $40,000 Raised for Day of Giving
Turkstra and Credit Union big contributors, but also individuals raised over $14,000 to help people who have nothing after floods
Police Concerned After Man Released
London police say Connor Bennett is now in Thorold
Body Found During Home Demolition
Police believe Brenda LeBlanc was murdered
2 Men Wanted After Lincoln Break In
Police say this happened on Cherrywood Drive
Boy Severely Hurt in Lundy's Collision
Hamilton police helped the NRP arrest a driver for impaired driving
Fed/Prov Volunteers Help Cleanup
City of St. Catharines says Team Rubicon volunteers are assessing damage