Brock University will join a national moment of silence, on the one-week anniversary of the Ukrainian Airlines crash.
Several colleges and universities will go silent at 1:00 p.m. today to remember the 176 people who were killed in the crash.
Reports say 138 of the passengers were heading to Canada.
Fifty-seven of them were Canadian citizens.
Thorold Trying to Stop McAdam Park Vandalism
Council pondering use of cameras, security, increased community involvement
Pair Arrested After St. Catharines Chase
Police say the man and woman arrested on weapon offences, after police found a gun in a Lincoln business
NDP Leadership Race Begins this Fall
A new federal NDP leader will be appointed in the spring of 2026.
Niagara/Quebec Collaborate Economically
There was a recent meeting discussing opportunities for both areas
Ottawa Woman Charged in Lincoln Crash
Police say a vehicle was driving in the eastbound lane, heading west, on North Service Road last month
Niagara Falls Man Arrested for Drug Trafficking
Police say illegal activity was happening in a Niagara Falls motel room
New Speed Limit in Welland by October
Council approved 644 new signs for 40kms/hour
New St. Catharines Fire Station Opens
It was put together with help from the federal government, aiming to reduce environmental impact