Niagara OPP stopped motorist yesterday
An artistic motorist learned a costly lesson in Port Colborne yesterday.
Niagara OPP stopped a driver who had created their own license plate and validation sticker.
The driver is now facing $1100 in fines with police tweeting out it was probably cheaper to get the real thing.
Niagara Wineries Shuttle Service Possible
The CUTRIC hopes the province supports helping people move among wineries
Canal Days Vendors Warned of Scams
The City of Port Colborne says criminals are sending fraud emails for payment
Niagara Falls Exploring Hub to Help Homeless
Former CAO Ken Todd has been meeting with community groups
Police Looking for Missing Senior
Stuart Stone last seen Monday
Charges Laid in Trafficking of Woman in Niagara
Police arrested a 35-year old Hamilton man
Senecal Pleads Guilty to 6 Charges
This is in relation to the horrific sexual assault of a 3-year old girl in Welland last August
Potential Grimsby Logo Turned Down
Town council did not like new look, or the slogan introduced by consultant
Grimsby Receives Money for Water Services
This is to help maintain water services and delivery