It looks like you won’t be able to cross the border in Niagara anytime soon.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the Canada – U.S. border restrictions will remain in place until July 21st.
The border closed to non-essential traffic back in March to limit the spread of COVID-19.
The restrictions have now been extended three times since then.
Man Dies in Lincoln House Fire
Emergency crews called to the scene yesterday afternoon, the Ontario Fire Marshall is looking into the cause
Potential Niagara Parks Strike
The union says it's mainly for fair wages
Man Charged with Possessing Child Porn
Police made the discovering in St. Catharines home
Be Wary of Spring Time Scams: NRP
"Companies" will claim work is needed
Man Killed Walking Along QEW
OPP say he was hit near Fruitland Road, by more than one vehicle, asking drivers involved to come forward
Senior Charged with Hate Speech Crime
NRP say buildings in Niagara Falls were spray painted
Medical Researchers Gather in Niagara
Roughly 200 people met to discuss better patient care and research
Province Passes Gov't Reform Act
The Better Regional Governance Act reduces the size of Niagara regional council