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Fighting fires on board ships isn’t the same as fighting a house fire, says Tom Cartwright. → Read More
A search for microplastics in the sand at Nickel Beach left Port Colborne High School students disturbed and disheartened by what they found instead. → Read More
Why can’t we do it here? → Read More
It was a complaint that drew Welland Fire and Emergency Services to a two-storey home with only one working smoke alarm in the basement to protect 18 college students jammed into seven rooms. → Read More
Pirates came to the Rose City Tuesday night to parley over a section of the Welland Recreational Canal they’d like to use this summer. → Read More
Welland’s mayor said the city is still committed to replacing the former Forks Road Bridge as it waits to hear from the federal government on funding. → Read More
Elder abuse is a community problem; one that’s grown over the years in the Niagara Region. → Read More
Welland High Garden is starting to grow as townhouses rise on the site of a former high school. → Read More
Shovels will be in the ground for two new fire halls in Welland this spring. → Read More
It didn’t take long for Wainfleet Fire and Emergency Services volunteer firefighters to tear apart a van earlier this week as they put one of their newest pieces of equipment to the test. → Read More
Welland won’t look to sell off its most profitable facility, the Youngs Sportsplex, despite the wishes of Tony DiMarco. → Read More
Welland’s Tennis Club won’t be home to an emergency shelter this winter after city council voted down suggestion of a three-month pilot project. → Read More
Steven Soos wants to know what happened behind closed doors two years ago when Welland city council appointed Claudette Richard to a seat in Ward 5. → Read More
Gloria Simon wants to see a big crowd at this year’s Port Colborne Community Christmas Dinner. → Read More
Community improvement programs (CIPs) that brought 440 new jobs to Welland, helped retain 159 jobs, generated $143 million in construction value and an estimated $141 million in assessment growth could be at risk when it comes to funding. → Read More
A boat fire at Port Colborne’s Sugarloaf Marina Sunday afternoon could have been much worse if not for the actions of one boater and three men on personal watercraft. → Read More
After months of negotiations, City of Welland and St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corp. have reached an agreement on the use of a service road leading to Dain City along the west bank of the Welland Canal. → Read More
A lifeguard shortage has led to Welland putting its Wibit Wednesdays program at two city pools on hold. → Read More
Wetsuits will be optional for the more than 100 anticipated swimmers of all levels when they take to the waters of the Welland Recreational Canal on Aug. 11. → Read More
Maddi Leblanc is stoked to be taking on the challenge of a 51.5-kilometre crossing of Lake Ontario on a standup paddleboard (SUP) and doing with a longtime competitor of hers, Ariel Amaral. → Read More