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St. Catharines collision kills motorcyclist, 63
November 10, 2009, 7:01 AM / A 63-year-old Niagara Falls, Ont., man was fatally injured Sunday afternoon when his motorcycle collided with a car in St.
Ingersoll GM plant gets $90M retooling
General Motors will invest $90 million to retool its Ingersoll, Ont., CAMI plant.
Oh Canada Eh? Dinner Show, 16th season Monday to Saturday evening, some matinees, 8585 Lundy's Lane, Niagara Falls, 905-374-1995. "Murder on the Movie Set" Niagara Parks Commission, Queen Victoria Place, right on the Falls! Interactive murder mystery comedy.
Boxing club for women proves to be a real hit
Kristine Mason, right, spars with Tanya Peterson, trainer at the St. Catharines Amateur Boxing Club.
Study shows facial features may characterize a man as aggressive
People tend to judge men with wider, longer faces as more aggressive, Canadian researchers have found.
Bone-Chilling Climate Makes Great Canadian Reds, Sparklers: John Mariani
Canadaa s intensely sweet dessert ice wines have won well-deserved kudos over the last decade, but who knew that Ontario produces some first-rate dry whites and reds? Ia ve long been a fan of wines coming out of British Columbia in the Pacific Northwest, but on a recent trip to Toronto I was amazed that good wines made from European vinifera grapes ...
Bank of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Jenkins to Step Down in April 2010
The Bank of Canada said Senior Deputy Governor Paul Jenkins will leave the central bank when his seven-year term ends in April 2010.
Toyota bets on its Scion brand cars
Scion vehicles will be made available to key Toyota dealers in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver beginning September 2010.
Lives Lived Donald McLean Irvine Scientist, cheese expert, father. Born March 22, 1920, in St.
Canwest Cabaret: David Cox's musical feet
As a child, David Cox was so hyperactive that no babysitter would look after him, so his mother, a dance instructor, brought him into the studio with her.
Exercising for old-times' sake
ST. CATHARINES, Ont. -- He has arthritis. Emphysema. Two artificial knees and a weak right side from a stroke he had a few years back.
While Tory opposition critics reload for another shot tomorrow at grilling Attorney General Chris Bentley during Question Period over the punting of this city's now-infamous Peeping Tom case, it has been learned that lurker James Cedar has peeped before.
Receiver Nick Ruhloff of the South Lincoln Bears makes a catch against the St. Catharines Collegiate Saints on Thursday afternoon.
Leg, baby? Or thigh? In the spirit of Fashion Week I present to you Linda Evangelista , a super-specimen with a not-so-secret poultry past.
Comedy is returning to St. Catharines. Eighty1Degrees nightclub on St. Paul Street will play host to an industry comedy tour featuring Canadian comics such as Kenny Robinson, Marc Trinidad and Arthur Simone.
Dollar lures Canadians to buy U.S. cars again
When Mohan Aravaudhan went hunting for a new Volvo in Ottawa recently, the 35-year-old telecommunications sales rep didn't like what he found.
Hollerado Returning To China, Touring South America This Fall
Hollerado will embark on what they're calling the "Half-World Tour" this fall when they play shows in Brazil, Argentina and China.
QEW in St. Catharines closed this weekend for maintenance
A reminder for motorists that the Queen Elizabeth Way in St. Catharines will be closed in both directions this weekend from midnight Saturday to 10 a.m. Sunday.
Red Leaves Resort and Hotel, near Minett Ont. Photograph by: Peter Redman for National Post, Peter Redman for National Post Thanksgiving is the peak weekend in Muskoka, and the Rosseau resort at Red Leaves is almost fully booked.
Ottawa hospitals score well in national study of death rates
Ottawa hospitals have better than average mortality rates, according to a report that, for the first time, compares death rates at hospitals across the country.