Indigenous soldiers honoured in Queenston
Two hundred and seven years later, Indigenous warriors were acknowledged for the significant contributions and sacrifices they made in the War of 1812 at a Valour and Victory ceremony held last Saturday.
Two hundred and seven years later, Indigenous warriors were acknowledged for the significant contributions and sacrifices they made in the War of 1812 at a Valour and Victory ceremony held last Saturday.
Lots of unique craft items were on sale at the annual St. Davids Lioness Christmas Holiday Market, where shoppers could hunt for early Christmas gifts.
Niagara-on-the-Lake residents, community partners and volunteers have come together Friday morning to help decorate the town for the upcoming festive season.
Niagara College has been named the number one college for applied research in Canada for 2018. The college scored the top place in the annual Top 50 Research Colleges report published by Research Infosource
Everyone is invited to learn more about Niagara-on-the-Lake's community organizations during the Community Awareness Meeting held by NOTL Newcomers Club on Wednesday, Nov. 20. The club, which usually holds its monthly meetings for members only,
Red Roof Retreat’s ninth annual Gifts from the Heart campaign is back and will run until Jan. 6. The campaign’s goal is to raise $60,000. The money will help the non-profit organization, which
A ceremony honouring and remembering Indigenous veterans is being held at the Landscape of Nations Memorial on Saturday, Nov. 16. Hosted by Niagara Parks, the ceremony will recognize sacrifices made by Six Nations and Native
Niagara-on-the-Lake councillors have approved additional funding for the Niagara Nursery School expansion after they were told about the need for child care in town. The extra $83,200 will come from the town’s development charges, not from the general
St. David’s Cold Storage’s controversial air-conditioning unit has been approved by NOTL council. Niagara-on-the-Lake councillors okayed allowing the industrial air-conditioning unit to remain outside the facility despite complaints from neighbours. The AC unit, located on the east
For those who came out to pay their respects at the Remembrance Day ceremonies Monday, snowy weather shouldn’t have been a problem as they could warm up shortly after the service was over. But Canada’s
The atmosphere was friendly, the soup was hot and people were welcoming at the annual St. Davids-Queenston United Church bazaar on Saturday.
Niagara-on-the-Lake town staff celebrated Halloween while raising money for a good cause.
Niagara-on-the-Lake's Pickleball Club is now providing six indoor courts during the fall/winter season.
The second monthly open mic was held at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 124 on Sunday, Nov. 3.
Propane cannons, commonly known as bird cannons or bird bangers, have been used for deterring birds from agricultural crops for years, but many experts say they are only effective in the short-term or when used in conjunction with other deterrents.
The Lord Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council held its first team building and leadership training workshop recently. Along with Coun. Clare Cameron, the town’s engagement co-ordinator, Lauren Kruitbosch, and the region’s young adult peer leader, Hillary
Newark Neighbours has expanded its mandate and is now offering help to non-profit groups not only in Niagara-on-the-Lake but across the region. Newark has partnered with Food4Kids Niagara and has donated $3,000 to the St. Catharines-based not-for-profit organization.
Frustrated and fed up, Niagara-on-the-Lake resident Kaspar Pold was threatening to bring his uncollected garbage to the town hall Monday after he once again had to deal with garbage pickup that was delayed for several days. Pold, who
The Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum has long been underfunded and it is now asking for a “final major increase” in the town’s 2020 budget, the museum’s curator told council’s the committee of the whole meeting Monday. Sarah Kaufman made two
Not long after witches and goblins took to the streets on Halloween night, some scary weather blew through Niagara. High winds caused downed trees and branches around NOTL and on Friday morning crews were busy cleaning
Niagara saw some wicked weather on Halloween.
Two of Niagara-on-the-Lake's fire halls opened their doors last Thursday night for their annual Halloween celebrations.
Brock University is inviting Niagara-on-the-Lake residents to take part in a research survey on how climate change has affected their lives, both on a household and municipal level. The survey is a part of a
Niagara Regional Police Service Chief Bryan MacCulloch has been recognized by Governor General Julie Payette for his long-term contributions to policing. MacCulloch was among 40 recipients invested into The Order of Merit of the Police
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