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The move is meant to help "Lost Canadians" who were born outside of Canada to Canadian parents or grandparents, but weren't granted citizenship due to a number of gaps. Parliament estimates this change will create around 115,000 new Canadian citizens, many of whom currently reside in the U.S. -
Alex Simone/BTPM NPRA newly elected town council member from Orchard Park is laying out the groundwork for one of his top priorities, hoping to limit the impact of decreased EMS membership.
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Many parts of Western New York are expected to experience their first significant snowfalls of the season, and it comes at a time of the biggest travel holiday of the year. -
Erie County’s closest race of the fall election cycle has officially been decided, finalizing the second of two town council seats. And Dr. Greg Bennett, who won the second seat by just 10 votes is already planning ahead. -
Local clergy and community activists say the rising costs of everyday needs are pushing working families beyond their ability to keep up. They’re calling on state leaders to help bring relief. -
On Monday morning in Erie County Supreme Court, both parties agreed to have University at Buffalo student Jacob Cassidy remain under a Red Flag order for six months. The order prevents him from possessing guns. -
The rotating postal strike plaguing Canada could soon be over. But it doesn’t mean the crown corporation’s troubles are over. -
Buffalo police arrested a 22-year-old man and four teenagers in connection with an armed robbery that occurred late Thursday night at Canisius University. -
A recount by hand will be held Monday, November 24 for one of the seats on the Orchard Park Town Council. The two contenders for that seat are separated by just eight votes. -
Visit Buffalo is unveiling a new visitor center at Canalside, but that’s just one part of an amped up campaign to bring in more domestic tourism from major cities in the region. -
The new winter storm scale website details snow impact levels by location, as well as snow totals by exit along the Thruway system in the area. -
The New York League of Conservation Voters new interactive data map tracks the lead presence in millions of water service lines across the state. Buffalo leads in major cities outside NYC, with 45% of the city's pipes confirmed as lead.
