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2 weeks ago |
101morefm.ca | Geoff Waterfield
GO train service from Niagara Falls through to Hamilton and beyond is about to improve. The provincial government says work on the West Harbour GO station, including a recent upgrade, is done, meaning travellers from Niagara will save roughly 15 minutes per roundtrip. The government say West Harbour previously had a dead-end track that required trains to back in and out of the station, but now it's connected to the main Lakeshore west line.
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3 weeks ago |
101morefm.ca | Geoff Waterfield
Another appeal for help from police as they search for whoever is responsible for a St. Catharines murder. It was just before 4am, a week ago Monday, police were called to an area of Carlton Street, to find a man, shot, inside a car. He died at hospital. Police are asking for anyone who was in the Carlton Street area, between Vine and George Streets, between 3:30 and 3:42am when the shooting happened, to help. They're looking for video footage, or witnesses who saw anything suspicious.
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3 weeks ago |
101morefm.ca | Geoff Waterfield
Police have more details about a suspect vehicle wanted in a hit and run in St. Catharines back on January 8th. Police were called in the early evening to Church and Calvin Street, to find a man had been hit, suffering from life threatening injuries. He's still in hospital. Police have narrowed the search to a 2011-2020 grey Dodge Caravan, with damage to the front passenger side and windshield damage.
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1 month ago |
101morefm.ca | Geoff Waterfield
A $16-million affordable housing unit is officially opening tomorrow in Port Colborne. CEO of Port Cares Christine Clark LeFleur tells us the 41-unit building, at 9 Chestnut Street, will provide rooms for low income seniors, single parent families, and those who are currently homeless. She says a young mother is moving in, who's been living on someone's couch.
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1 month ago |
101morefm.ca | Geoff Waterfield
Fort Erie's mayor has rallied even more support to make sure Douglas Memorial urgent care centre stays open after the South Niagara Hospital opens in 2028. Wayne Redekop received unanimous support at Niagara regional council last week for his lengthy motion, that, among other things, asks all levels of government, including the prime minister to help. He's met many times with Niagara Health, and will continue to do so, which wants to close Douglas Memorial.
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