Thorold News

Here’s a look at the current local weather and gas prices

Sgt. John Alston Proctor was an air gunner shot down in World War 2, and his family in Guelph now know where his remains are buried

Twelve drivers accused of impaired driving were charged by Niagara Regional Police between Aug. 1 and 7; all received automatic 90-day licence suspension

Giancarlo DiPompeo, an 18-year-old rower from Thorold, won gold at the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta; ‘I aspire to be on the national team’

Canadian writers, publishers and literary figures doubled down on the right to freedom of thought and expression on Saturday, one day after an attack on award-winning author Salman Rushdie that left him hospitalized and on a ventilator

The city has tapped Manorcore Construction Inc. to build the new fire hall on McCleary Drive; The project will take 24 months to complete and is expected to cost $11 million

ICYMI: Check out a photo gallery from this week’s celebration of Manitoba at Battle of Beaverdams Park; event was part of ’13 for 13′ cultural festival

Thorold city council voted in favour of project after developer guaranteed commercial space on ground floor; ‘We’ve required a minimum of 3,000 square metres’

On Friday afternoon, the Thorold Community Credit Union held its annual barbecue benefitting Community Care; ‘It’s important to give back to the community’

Ontario has enrolled 888 children with autism in core therapies—adding just 30 to the government’s revamped program since April—but insists it will meet its goal of enrolling 8,000 kids by the end of the fall

The transition into a new school year is a good time to proactively consider how to foster positive well-being

Here’s a look at the current local weather and gas prices

Episode 15 of the podcast: Roasted by the privacy commissioner for illegally tracking customers on its app, Tim Hortons is proposing a controversial settlement: a free beverage and baked good

The results published Wednesday reveal that Quebecers who identify as Jewish, Muslim or Sikh report “broad-ranging, disruptive and profound negative impacts” stemming from the 2019 secularism law

Sandra Ash plans to take a trip out west with her husband

‘He’s wedged in my throat’; Ontario Premier was answering a question about staff shortages at hospitals when a bee flew into his mouth

John Persia and three of his friends are trying to bring the local community together with a Thorold friendship night; ‘We’re proud of Thorold, very proud, proud that we grew up there’

Baycats pitcher Frank Garces (2-2) went the distance, allowing a run on four hits with a walk and nine strikeouts

After shock diagnosis, Grimsby-born Gillian Mauro found a new passion with the help of the Ontario Para Network (ONPARA)

New study says that compared to other countries, Canada has received a small number of the millions of Ukrainians displaced by Russian invasion