The lawsuit names as defendants Niagara Health, which operates the St. Catharines-Ont. hospital where Benito Salvatore was treated, as well as four doctors and two nurses involved in his care.

2, another police report says. A man came into the store and stole an estimated $2,000 in perfume and cologne from the display case near the front entrance, putting them in his backpack ...

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The road from her first location in Stoney Creek to her second in Welland hasn’t always been pretty for Glory Beauty Salon founder Rozina Kherani. After launching the business in 2016, it took the ...

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Eight people have been appointed to serve on a new downtown committee of Niagara Falls city council. The municipality received 23 applications and council voted in eight members Tuesday. Ray Spiteri ...

There’s a spot on the shoreline from where Azamat Sarsenbayev used to jump into the brackish, blue-green Caspian Sea. Only a decade later, it now overlooks bare, stony ground stretching toward ...

Police in Quebec have charged a Zamboni operator with impaired driving in what might be one of the most Canadian crashes ever caught on camera. The incident happened around 9:45 p.m. on Monday ...

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According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC), it was calculated in 2022 that for every single auto policy written in Ontario, the first $130 — on average — went to pay for auto-theft claims.