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The Standard (St. Catharines), 17 Octobre 2026

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ArticleAnother deadly sea­son for motor­cycle riders

The num­bers are jar­ring. In Ontario, motor­cycles account for just more than two per cent of the vehicles on the road, yet their riders make up 15 per cent of all traffic fatal­it­ies. This accord­ing to the Min­istry of Trans­port­a­tion's 2024...

Another deadly sea­son for motor­cycle riders

ArticleLocal food bank oper­at­ors `get­ting used to the bad news'

More people than ever are rely­ing on food banks across Niagara, accord­ing to a new Feed Ontario report. The “Hun­ger in My Com­munity” report examined each polit­ical rid­ing — Niagara Centre, Niagara West, St. Cath­ar­ines and Niagara Falls —...

Local food bank oper­at­ors `get­ting used to the bad news'

ArticleAttemp­ted murder case head­ing to trial

A man charged with mul­tiple counts of attemp­ted murder fol­low­ing a shoot­ing and armed stan­doff with police in Wel­land last year has waived his right to a pre­lim­in­ary hear­ing. Daniel Tronko appeared in Ontario Court of Justice in St....

Attemp­ted murder case head­ing to trial

ArticleAttemp­ted murder case head­ing to trial

A man charged with mul­tiple counts of attemp­ted murder fol­low­ing a shoot­ing and armed stan­doff with police in Wel­land last year has waived his right to a pre­lim­in­ary hear­ing. Daniel Tronko appeared in Ontario Court of Justice in St....

Attemp­ted murder case head­ing to trial