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Oosterhoff reclaims Niagara West, PCs power to provincial majority
Residents of Niagara West gathered at the Smithville branch of the Royal Canadian Legion on Tuesday night in support of re-elected MPP Sam Oosterhoff. View Post »
“We woke up and it was war” – Ukrainian refugee family attempts to start anew in Niagara
The Voloshyns - a refugee family of five from Kharkiv, Ukraine - try to start their life anew with new Grimsby hosts. View Post »
Five complaints to Ombudsman: Recommendations but no “further review” needed
Ontario Ombudsman Paul Dubé did not have enough concern with complaints escalated to his office by five members of Grimsby council to merit a “formal investigation” regarding some council members’ conduct. View Post »
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