In December of 2024, Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) Street Crime Detectives assigned to 3 District (Welland/Pelham) commenced an investigation into the distribution of Fentanyl from an address in Port Colborne. Read more…
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UPDATE 2 – Detectives Investigating Port Colborne Death
As a result of continued investigation, Niagara Regional Police Service homicide detectives have been able to identify a suspect in the August 2024 homicide of Daniel Sanvido. Read more…
NRPS Officers Investigating Vandalism to Parked Cars in Niagara on the Lake – Update 1 – ARREST
2 District detectives have continued to investigate the vandalism incidents that occurred in Niagara on the Lake in late December 2024. Multiple parked cars in residential neighbourhoods were damaged overnight. Read more…
‘All you can do is tighten your belt’: 2025 comes with changes to city fees
The high cost of living is top of mind for many Calgarians, and the new calendar year means a new set of city fees, but some people may see one bill decrease.
Man wanted in alleged break and enter of Leslieville business
Toronto police are looking for a man wanted for an alleged break and enter at a Leslieville business.
Calgary fire chief talks water main breaks, crypto arsonists, gas explosions and rising demand
From a tumultuous water supply to crypto-demanding arsonists, fire Chief Steve Dongworth sat down with CTV News to recap the many challenges the Calgary Fire Department faced in 2024, as well as looking ahead to 2025.
Vigil for Calgary homicide victim to be held Friday
A vigil for Calgary homicide victim Ania Kaminski is scheduled for Friday.
Dorval man’s dog killed in house fire on Christmas Day
The community in the Montreal suburb of Dorval is rallying to help with donations and household items that will help Stephen Flood get back on his feet after a fire destroyed his home and killed his dog Bella.
Calgary’s 5 most expensive homes for sale right now (January 2025)
A look inside the five most expensive homes for sale in Calgary right now.
B.C. research suggests road salt linked to death and deformities in salmon
Researchers at the University of British Columbia say they’ve found evidence suggesting high levels of road salt in B.C. streams can cause death and deformities in young salmon.
