Newstalk 610 CKTB

CKTB is a radio station located in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada. It broadcasts at 610 AM and features a News/Talk format. The station operates from a historic mansion that once belonged to William Hamilton Merritt, who was a key figure in promoting the first Welland Canal. You can find CKTB on Yates Street in the heart of downtown St. Catharines, while its transmitters are situated on Grassy Brook Road, just east of Port Robinson.

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Three arrested after drugs and rifle discovered inside Lundy's Lane hotel room

1 day ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

Niagara Police say they discovered drug, and a rifle laying on a bed, inside a Niagara Falls hotel room. Police say they received a warrant to search the Lundy's Lane hotel room yesterday near Montrose Road. Officers say they discovered 90 grams of suspected crystal methamphetamine, 54 grams of suspected fentanyl, and a Winchester rifle. 31-year-old Robert Carl Collingwood of Hamilton, has been arrested and is facing drug charges.
Crash in Niagara-on-the-Lake leaves two people with serious injuries

1 day ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

A crash in Niagara-on-the-Lake, which left four people with injuries, is under investigation. Niagara Police say the two vehicle crash was reported at 5:45 yesterday afternoon at the intersection of Four Mile Creek Road and Line 7 Road. When officers arrived on the scene, Niagara EMS and firefighters were treating four people. Police say a white 2005 GMC Sierra pickup truck and a black 2020 Toyota Corolla collided at the intersection.
Two arrested after Niagara Police say they seized 400 grams of fentanyl from a Welland home and vehicle

1 day ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

Niagara Police say they have taken close to 400 grams of fentanyl off the streets of Welland. Officers raided a home, and searched a vehicle, in Welland yesterday, following an investigation into a drug dealer believed to be trafficking the deadly drug in the city. Police say they seized 388 grams of suspected fentanyl, and 33 grams of suspected cocaine, believed to be worth $42,000.
29-year-old St. Catharines man charged with creating defamatory posters

1 day ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

A 29-year-old St. Catharines man has been arrested after police allege he put up defamatory posters in Niagara targeting a person. Police have been investigating several incidents of posters taped to hydro poles and other public locations throughout Thorold, St. Catharines, and Niagara Falls featuring an image and personal contact information of the victim, alongside unfounded and untrue allegations. As a result of the ongoing investigation, a suspect was identified.
Niagara residents upset with services offered at south Niagara hospitals will head to Toronto for a 'Day of Action'

2 days ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

Residents upset with changes being made to the Port Colborne, Fort Erie and Welland hospitals will be rallying in Toronto tomorrow. They will be joining people from across Ontario at the Ontario Legislature for a “Day of Action”, calling on the Ford government to quote 'stop closing local hospitals, and reducing services'. The Niagara Health Coalition says services have been cut due to underfunding by the government.
Ontario’s first flying theatre experience will open in Niagara Falls in August 2025

2 days ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

A new attraction will open in Niagara Falls at the end of the summer. Niagara Takes Flight will open to the public on August 29th at the brink of Niagara Falls, inside Table Rock Centre. The state-of-the-art flying theatre attraction will take visitors on a breathtaking flight over Niagara’s most iconic sites and landmarks. It is Ontario’s first flying theatre experience, featuring a massive, 180-degree domed screen.
St. Catharines celebrates its longest-serving municipal councillor with park naming ceremony

3 days ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

St. Catharines celebrated its – and reportedly Canada’s – longest-serving municipal councillor on Saturday with a ribbon cutting at the new Joe Kushner Park. Last July, councillors passed a motion to rename Woodgale Park to Joe Kushner Park in recognition of what will be Kushner’s 50 years as a St. Andrew’s Councillor at the end of this Council term. New signage was unveiled at Joe Kushner Park at 153 Glendale Ave., which has a soccer field, lit tennis courts and passive open space.
Welland giving away tulip bulbs this Thursday morning

3 days ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

A popular event is being held this week in Welland. The city is inviting residents to take part in the annual tulip bulb giveaway. This year’s event takes place this Thursday, May 15th, beginning at 7:30 a.m. at the Welland Sports Complex at 90 Quaker Road, while supplies last. Each spring the City refreshes its flower beds to make way for new plantings, and the tulip bulbs are made available to the community.
Major shakeup as Niagara IceDogs clear bench staff after OHL review

1 week ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

A major shakeup for the Niagara IceDogs. The team based in St. Catharines, announced a series of organizational changes today, following the completion of a comprehensive review led by the Ontario Hockey League. Part of the changes include the firing of Head Coach Ben Boudreau, and Assistant Coaches Dan Paille and Marc Slawson will not have their contracts renewed.
St. Catharines wants to know how residents would like to vote in next year's municipal election

1 week ago | 610cktb.com | Bonnie Heslop

St. Catharines wants to know how you want to vote. The city is planning for next year's municipal and school board election by launching an online survey asking residents about their preferred method of voting. The options include in-person voting, online voting, and vote-by-mail. “Hearing directly from residents is a critical step in shaping an election that reflects the needs and preferences of our community,” said Acting City Clerk Donna Delvecchio.