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A high-speed, 30-minute P elham Town Council meeting was highlighted March 21 by the Town modifying its two-year-long masking mandate to conform with new Ontario regulations.

Former Pelham CAO Darren Ottaway had a court date in Cochrane last week, to answer to four criminal charges, some of which are alleged to have occurred in Fonthill

I t’s mid-March and the days are growing noticeably longer, temperatures are trending upwards, the snow is almost gone and the birds are starting to sing. This is my favourite time of year.

Airport says clearing was required for safety reasons Local environmentalist and tree advocate Dave Nicholson was outraged last we ek that trees were being chopped near the E.C.

"Ruthless, cold-hearted indifference," says Brock prof “Vlad the Bad” is how he is portrayed by Western media, raining terror upon the brave citizens of Ukraine. American President Joe Biden has called him a “war criminal.

Advisory committee says successful growth requires new management model It's no exaggeration to say that no one has followed first-hand the transitions over time at the Niagara Central Dorothy Rungeling Airport (NCDRA), located on River Road in south

Niagara Regional Police sergeants Adam Carter and Erin Madill collected food donations in front of Food Basics on a foggy Wednesday morning last week. It was one of 12 participating grocery stores in Niagara and the only one in Pelham.

Pelham Fire Department channels Henny Youngman: "Take our sanitizer...please" If a quizmaster asked you to “name a substance exported by Colombia,” your initial answer might be “coffee,” or, if you are feeling cheeky, “cocaine.

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One venerable social service is leaving Welland, but another equally-committed health provider is taking its place.