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Ontario goes to Stage 1 reopening – restaurant patios/more open Friday
Ontario will go to Stage 1 or re-opening the economy with non-essential retailers allowed 15% capacity, restaurant patios will be open. View Post »
Dougie Nickerson: a life well lived
Whether it was supporting family members at sporting events, conducting game prep chores for his beloved Grimsby Peach Kings or soaking up every second of a WWE Smackdown event on his TV, Dougie Nickerson was passionate about everything he did. View Post »
Councillors who value expert opinion reject it, want do-over
Several members of the Grimsby 5 who regularly laud expert opinion voted to discard an Integrity Commissioner (IC) report filed with regard to a Coun. Dave Kadwell complaint. View Post »
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Smithville Christian High student wins scholarship
A Smithville Christian High School (SCCH) graduate has received an $80,000 Schulich Leader Scholarship to study computing at Queen’s Unive ...
Summer is upon us, and with it will come Recreational Programming in each of West Niagara’s municipalities. In this episode, Mike invi ...
Rotary donation helps stock the FORT
Thanks to the Grimsby Rotary Club, the FORT is well-stocked with the items they need to reopen. The Rotary Club provided the Foundation of R ...
The members of the Niagara Power Inc. board of directors resigned from the board Monday at the corporation’s annual general meeting. Some ...
A Smithville Christian High School (SCCH) graduate has received an $80,000 Schulich Leader Scholarship to study computing at Queen’s Unive ...
By Mike Williscraft NewsNow A shared fire protection service between Grimsby and Lincoln took its first formal step Monday with Lincoln appr ...
The 8 District – Grimsby office of the Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) has received several complaints involving a suspicious male ...
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