When fundraising is tackled with passion and light competition, it becomes about more than simply raising money for a worthy cause – and Niagara’s Steven Cohen has been growing a community through Steve’s
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Niagara-on-the-Lake newcomer Ross MacIntyre says pursuing a career in music was always his only option. And he has travelled the world for gigs, performed on Juno Award-winning albums and stood in for notable
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Forget everything you think you know about a vegan yoga retreat in Costa Rica.
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Local teens got a taste of real-world career pressures during the District School Board of Niagara’s annual Technological Skills Challenge at Niagara College on Wednesday and both Joshua Dau and Katherine Kononyuk said they were eager to test their skills.
Climate concerns have sparked a new initiative called Sustain Niagara, created by two Niagara-on-the-Lake locals – they plan to kickstart the group by competing over who can collect the most trash. Daniel Turner
Medical science has made strides understanding concussions and brain injuries, which is why St. Davids resident Dow Wright says he was eager to listen to Dr. William Brown’s Infohealth talk last Wednesday afternoon – to learn how previous sports-related concussions might impact his memory now.
The women advocating change through the Federated Women’s Institutes of Ontario have been integral in quiet community victories for generations, and the Virgil branch is looking for new members to infuse fresh energy into the organization.
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Just the idea of sorting through a lifetime of personal effects to downsize for a move can be overwhelming, but Niagara-on-the-Lake woman Laurie Gunton says she wants to help ease that stress for
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Niagara Parks invites you to slow down this Family Day weekend with the Survival of the Slowest exhibit by Little Ray’s Nature Centre, and director Kevin Dungey says he hopes the exhibit will foster a passion for “backyard conservation.”
The Royal Canadian Legion holds the Annual National Poster and Literary Contest to foster and perpetuate Remembrance amongst the youth through creative arts, Lori Beak co-chair of the Youth and Education Committee said.
Palatine Hills Estate Winery is supporting Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Heritage Trail by donating 25 per cent of pretax revenue from the sale of each bottle or case of wine. Customers just need to designate the Heritage
A new partnership between Canopy Growth and Niagara College will see the school take over operation of the former Coyote’s Run vineyard for at least the next 10 years. And the lease arrangement will
Niagara Falls will be lit up purple and yellow on Monday, Feb. 24 from 9 to 9:30 p.m., in honour of Los Angeles Lakers basketball star Kobe Bryant. Bryant died alongside his 13-year
Three-year-old Emme Johnson is eager to “find anything pink” when she starts school this September, while her twin brother Owen is most excited for the library and gym, their mother Erika Johnson said while the family toured St. Davids Public School Thursday morning.
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The unapproved bird feeders which were installed along Niagara Shores Park near Lakeshore Road had been vandalized and torn down, The Lake Report has learned. The feeders were installed by an unknown person
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Stepping out into the workforce can be daunting for Niagara College students like landscape and horticulture student Krista Matthews, that’s why she says she was so happy to hear about the college's Dress to Impress event.
The Meridian Credit Union wants you to gather your loose change and fill a piggy bank for children’s mental health during the Fill the Pig, Feel Better fundraiser for Pathstone Foundation’s eight
Niagara comedian David Green says he wants to refocus attention from his recent America’s Got Talent audition toward The Harder They Fall, a fundraising event in support of the Niagara Falls Community Outreach
When news happens, it needs to be reported. We’ve said it before, but based on some social media warriors’ reactions this week, it bears repeating: There is no “if we want to” or “when it’s
The 23 soccer balls, which were collected in the fall and brought to Jamaica by local farm worker Prophet Elisha Steele, have been delivered into thankful hands.
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If you’re coming to downtown Niagara-on-the-Lake you better sort out where you’re going to park because as many residents, business owners and employees who work along the main drag will admit: parking in Old Town can
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More newcomers and longtime residents are turning to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Legion to give back and connect with the community; the organization welcomed more new members this year than previous years, recruitment officer Doug
A group of concerned parents are trying to add some urgency to local climate discussions by giving a “practical idea of small things” to do in your own community, says Diane Archer, co-founder
A local start-up partnered with Niagara College’s Research and Innovation division to roll out a new mobility device for the aging population; the Ambulation, Retaining, Mobility and Mechanism device or ARMM, connects a
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Some Niagara-on-the-Lake residents are criticizing the Niagara Regional Police for not enforcing the law after protesters were seen, accompanied by an underage girl, opening wine bottles and pouring out the contents on the street in front
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