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6 Racoons and 4 Skunks Have Tested Positive for Rabies in 2018 in Niagara
So far, in 2018, there have been six raccoons and four skunks test positive for rabies. Last week 2 skunks in Welland and a racoon in Lincoln
47.5% of Niagara's Population is 50+ - Are You Ready?
BANN is a membership-based networking group for individuals who are interested in learning more about issues pertaining to an ageing population, age inclusiveness and targeting older adults. Meetings will be held quarterly at Niagara College Campus in Welland. The first is tomorrow night, April 25th, 2018. "You, your business and your customers are evolving. WELCOME TO THE BUSINESS OF AGEING"
Safety Alert for Flintstones plus Iron Vitamins
Flintstones Plus Iron multivitamins for children: One bottle found to contain unidentified capsules instead of chewable tablets
Frigid Temps - Warming Areas in Niagara
Special weather statement for frigid cold again - warming stations in St. Catharines, Welland, Niagara Falls.
Energy Savings to be Reinvested in Patient Care
Ontario is investing in hospitals to improve energy efficiency, reduce greenhouse gases and redirect savings into patient care across the province.
Chum Salmon Caviar recalled
International House of Caviar Ltd. is recalling AKI brand Chum Salmon Caviar from the marketplace because it may permit the growth of Clostridium botulinum.
RECALL: Maple Leaf brand Chicken Breast Strips
Maple Leaf Foods is recalling Maple Leaf brand Chicken Breast Strips from the marketplace because they may contain the toxin produced by Staphylococcus bacteria.
Carfentanil in Niagara Region
The Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS), along with the Niagara Opioid Overdose Prevention and Communication Network, would like to make the public aware of an overdose death as a result of Carfentanil in the Niagara Region.
Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week runs from Nov. 1-7
“In Ontario, more than 65 per cent of injuries and deaths from carbon monoxide happen at home,” said McCormick, adding on average firefighters respond to at least one carbon monoxide call a week.
