Breastfeeding Challenge 2016
This Canada wide event is a challenge to have the most children breastfeeding at the same time in a set area.
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Port Colborne Community Garden Will Grow in More Ways than One
On Thursday, September 15th Raw Materials Company (RMC) and Marine Recycling Corporation, both of Port Colborne, presented the all-new Port Colborne Community Garden to those visiting the site for the ceremony and official launch.
Are we doing enough to ensure kids eat right at school?
Far too many kids receive a failing grade when it comes to their eating habits, which can include not eating enough vegetables, fruit, and other healthy food choices.
Free quit smoking help for Niagara residents
The STOP Program is led by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), and is funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care as part of its Smoke-Free Ontario Strategy.
Niagara's first cases of West Nile Virus
Niagara Region Public Health has received its first two laboratory-confirmed cases of West Nile Virus for 2016
Prevent strokes for your vulnerable loved ones
But if the unexpected happens and something goes wrong, be prepared by arming yourself with important information and knowing what emergency measures can be taken.
Back to School: Lunch Box Tips
Spruce up your kids lunch with these delicious, healthy and fun recipe ideas.
NEW AQUABIKES READY TO MAKE A SPLASH AT THE WCWC
The Rose City Seniors Foundation Board has made a generous donation that will benefit seniors at the Welland Community Wellness Complex (WCWC).
SOUTH NIAGARA MAYORS MEET WITH HEALTH MINISTER TO DISCUSS WELLAND HOSPITAL
City of Port Colborne Mayor, John Maloney said, “Our meeting with the Minister and his staff was open and very positive. Coming from Simcoe, a small community down Highway #3, he was appreciative of the concerns of our residents. The Minister was familiar with the file and left the door open for more discussion.”
Top summer activities to keep kids learning
Just because classes are out, doesn't mean your child's learning has to stop during the warmer months.
