Ezra Avenue St. Patrick’s Day crowd peaked at 33,000 people: Waterloo police
Waterloo Regional Police have estimated that 33,000 people were at the unsanctioned street party on Ezra Avenue on St. Patrick’s Day at its highpoint. Continue reading
St. Patrick’s Day
Guelph police check over 3,000 drivers in St. Patrick’s Day weekend RIDE program
By Matt Carty Reporter
Police say three people were charged with impaired driving in Guelph over the weekend. Continue reading
Few arrests made under Kingston’s nuisance bylaw at St. Patrick’s Day street party, police say
By late afternoon, police say fewer than 10 people were arrested under the bylaw. Continue reading
Massive St. Patrick’s Day crowd forces street closures in Waterloo
On Thursday, Waterloo Regional Police Chief Bryan Larkin said officers were expecting crowds of as many as 30,000 at this year’s event. Continue reading
St. Patrick’s Day at Calgary’s James Joyce Irish Pub
By Deb Matejicka Community Reporter
For the past 21 years, Gerard Curran and his wife Anne have been hosting a St. Patrick’s Day party at the Stephen Avenue bar. Continue reading
Amid Juno festivities, London police keep an eye on St. Patrick’s Day revellers
London police worked double duty among one of the busiest weekends in the city. Continue reading
Street parties expected in Kingston over St. Patrick’s Day weekend
St. Patrick’s celebrations could lead to street parties in Kingston’s university district. Continue reading
Here are the top three beer pairings for St. Patrick’s Day
If you want a more elevated St. Patrick’s Day experience, one of the ways to do this is to grab some quality grub while you drink. Continue reading
How to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Ottawa
St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner and there is no shortage of ways to celebrate the Irish holiday in the nation’s capital this year. Continue reading
Hamilton police remind St. Patrick’s Day party-goers to celebrate responsibly
Police are stepping up patrols in the community, especially around the McMaster University campus, to discourage any disruptive party-goers this weekend. Continue reading