Grimsby woman arrested in connection to army cadet corps fraud investigation
A Grimsby woman has been charged in relation to a fraud case after charity funds went missing from Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps coffers.
News relating to crime and police and traffic offenses in the West Niagara Region with a focus on Grimsby, Beamsville, Smithville, Lincoln, Pelham, and West Lincoln.
A Grimsby woman has been charged in relation to a fraud case after charity funds went missing from Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps coffers.
Five people are on the newly issued Niagara police list of drinking and driving offences for the period of Jan. 11 to Jan 17.
The Niagara Regional Police Service says puppy scams are on the rise in the region
Police are investigating an armed robbery of the pharmacy adjacent to Food Basics in Grimsby. Niagara police say that two armed men entered the store at 63 Main Street West Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. They demanded a woman’s purse and …
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As the winter season rolls in, Niagara’s Out of the Cold program continues its work providing meals and accommodations to those in need — although just a little differently this year. Sue Venditti, director of Start Me Up Niagara, which …
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There have been four people charged with an alleged criminal impaired driving offence in the Niagara Region for the period Dec. 21-Dec. 27.
Ontario Special investigations Unit is investigating an incident in St. Catharines involving a suspect being shot and sent to the hospital on Christmas day.
Two individuals, one from Wainfleet and one from Welland, were arrested Monday for possession of an estimated $49,730 worth of illegal drugs, as well as illegal weapons.
The Niagara police is discouraging New Year’s revelry this year with a province-wide lockdown in place starting Oct. 26 saying there will be zero tolerance around emergency order infractions.