Dariya Baiguzhiyeva, Author at Niagara Now

Guiding family honoured for fortitude after fire damaged home

NOTL chamber narrowing search for new president

Local Snaps: War of 1812 remembered at the Fort

Reenactors remembered the War of 1812 at Fort George Saturday.

Community partners join hands to help migrant workers

A new partnership was formed in Niagara-on-the-Lake thanks to migrant workers. Each year, the NOTL safety committee hosts bicycle safety rodeos for migrant workers around the same time the Niagara Migrant Workers Interest

Grade 8 conference focuses on mental health and wellness

Ten Thousand Villages hopes to make rug event an annual affair

Growing up in Pakistan, Yousaf Chaman learned of how hand-knotted rugs are made.

UPDATED: 50-tonne wrecker, divers needed to pull SUV from pond at garden centre

A Vineland-based towing company, JNE Recovery, used a 50-tonne wrecker and worked with a team of divers to pull a vehicle from the pond at the Sunshine Express Garden Centre last Friday morning.

Anti-Trudeau group protests in NOTL: Yellow vests, climate change ‘a hoax’ and Islam questioned

A small group of yellow-vest clad protesters gathered in Niagara-on-the-Lake Sunday afternoon to express their displeasure with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Woman, 80, unhurt after car lands in garden centre pond

An 80-year-old woman was behind the wheel when the vehicle she was driving ended up in a pond Friday morning at the Sunshine Express Garden Centre.

NOTL could see first affordable housing project

Ash trees removed from the list of preferred trees for replanting

Councillors divided over plastic straw ban

Niagara-on-the-Lake council seemed wary this week of immediately banning single-use plastics in town and deferred the decision to its next meeting, a special session on Saturday morning. At a marathon council meeting Monday, some councillors questioned how banning

Health clinic for migrant workers returns

eSkoot honoured for supporting Fort George

St. Davids Lioness market springs into action

The third annual spring bazaar returned to the St. Davids Lions Club last Saturday.

Helicopters to spray gypsy moth caterpillars

Councillor wantstown to go plastic-free

Battle of Atlantic remembered

Muriel Clegg fights back tears as she remembers her late husband, Leonard Clegg, who served as a signalman in the Royal Navy during the Second World War. “It brings backs lots of memories. Good memories but still make me cry,” she said.

Residents concerned about $10M sale of Coyotes Run to Canopy Growth Corp.

Most Niagara-on-the-Lake residents were shocked by the sale and closing of Coyote’s Run Estate Winery last week and many of them remain deeply concerned about what cannabis conglomerate Canopy Growth Corp. plans to do on the property.

Tougher clean yard bylaw needed, town told

Niagara-on-the-Lake is considering changes to its clean yard bylaw and that doesn’t sit well with one town resident. Darren Harle, who owns a one-acre parcel of land on Line 6, says some of the amendments will

Getting the bad out of Lake Ontario

The fourth annual Lake Ontario beach cleanup kicked off at Queen’s Royal Park in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Sunday.

NOTL Horticultural Society annual plant sale is May 11

NOTL to recognize outstanding volunteers

Niagara-on-the-Lake’s devoted volunteers will be recognized for their contributions to the community. “We want to recognize people that are helping others, helping organizations, helping the community,” says Lord Mayor Betty Disero. “Sustainability is not all about money.

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