Another five cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Niagara.
Public Health says we have 28 active cases and most of them are in Grimsby followed by St. Catharines.
A total of 769 people have been infected with the virus since the pandemic began and 61 have died.
We have 112 new cases province-wide and two new deaths.
Health Minister Christine Elliott says 28 health units are reporting five or less cases and 23 have no new cases at all.
Charges Laid After Construction Site Fire
Police were called to an area in Fort Erie early Saturday morning
Truck Driver Charged in Grimsby Crash
Police say the driver went through a red light, hit another vehicle
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Man Stopped Before Crime Committed
Police acted on tips from the public about suspicious man in Niagara on the Lake
Body Confirmed to be Missing Man
Police have been looking for Derek Gibbs of Port Colborne since December
Tariffs Temporarily Paused
The bulk of the tariffs have temporarily suspended until April 2nd.
Man Charged with Sexual Assault
Police say 2 people met through an online dating app
Following NRP Car Leads to Charges
Police say the driver was aggressively following, officers eventually found variety of drugs, in Fort Erie