The Sovereign Motorcycle Club was at Queenston Memorial Park Saturday afternoon at the end of a long ride from Ohsweken on the Six Nations of the Grand River First Nations reserve. The motorcycle
The boys are back in town. A team of fastball players from Niagara-on-the-Lake made it to the Ontario Juvenile Championship game 50 years ago and clobbered their competitors from North York with a
Niagara-on-the-Lake will be a touch more orange this Friday for National Truth and Reconcilliation Day as groups across town show their colours to raise awareness of the legacy of residential schools in Canada.
The District School Board of Niagara is in the hot seat after a kindergarten teacher from St. Davids Public School shared a racist handout with her students. Niagara-on-the-Lake resident Tracee Smith discovered the
Crews used loaner boats, battled fierce Austrian weather Two sailors from Niagara-on-the-Lake placed third at the Shark World Championships last weekend in Bregenz, Austria, despite some wicked weather. Racers Rod Gardner and David
A hovercraft is the latest in a long line of fixes for traversing the distance between Toronto and Niagara, but some Niagara-on-the-Lake residents are skeptical it’s the fix its maker hopes it will
Niagara-on-the-Lake council narrowly avoided a potential four-month delay in the completion of the new medical centre on Garrison Drive by giving the clinic’s parking lot the stamp of approval. The medical centre, behind
Weekend gathering brings 550 scouts to Fort George The Scouts Brigade was back in Niagara-on-the-Lake this past weekend for its 39th annual campaign at Fort George. The three-day gathering is a historically
NOTL participants raise $145,000 for cancer research People at the Terry Fox Run were united by the man’s inspirational character when they came to Simcoe Park Sunday morning. “It’s very inspirational to
The Erie Otters and Niagara IceDogs hit the ice Friday night in Virgil to the roar of a crowd hungry for hockey and popcorn. The smell of hotdogs and melted butter wafted into
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Residents of St. Davids are continuing their fight against the Region of Niagara’s proposed roundabout at the intersection of Four Mile Creek and York Road. John Gartner, a former city planner who now
Sailors from Niagara-on-the-Lake are testing new waters and catching fresh wind this week. Rob Vanderperk was the last to catch his flight when he left NOTL Saturday morning on his way to Bregenz,
Terry Fox casts a long shadow through history, touching the lives of millions across Canada and inspiring legions of runners to lace up their shoes and continue his Marathon of Hope. Professional comedian
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Niagara’s regional on-demand transit system recorded its busiest month ever in Niagara-on-the-Lake in June, providing 1,511 rides to transit users. This brings the total uses to 10,504 since the on-demand system was first implemented
Town council has approved a zoning change request for a heritage home in Old Town, despite vocal opposition from neighbours. The town received a request to rezone 129 Johnson St. two years ago to
The town has decided an old solution is the best way to address a new problem. Tour buses idling on King Street have been producing noise and air pollution that upsets residents, Coun.
Remembrance Day poppies will be popping up on the old Court House and elsewhere in town this year as the NOTL Museum expands its commemorative Poppy Project. Last year, volunteers strung together several
Businesses on Queen Street benefit most from the foot traffic in the heritage district, but their neighbours along the side streets aren’t so lucky, and they pay similar commercial taxes. So, a potential
The town is struggling to find a new outdoor home for Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Pickleball Club. “Right now we don’t have a home for outdoor pickleball until we do some more diligence on where we
Newcomers and long haulers, old timers and whippersnappers alike showed up to chow down on hot dogs and fresh corn under the late day sun at the Chautauqua corn roast Tuesday evening. The
Kids all over Niagara-on-the-Lake traded in their sunglasses and beach towels for backpacks and lunch pails as they headed back to school Tuesday. It was a chaotic and exciting first day back as
Surviving at the intersection of queer and Indigenous is no small feat. For Lyndon George, as a gender divergent Indigenous person who grew up in the Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point First
A crowd of about 50 gathered under a canopy of trees in Ryerson Park last Thursday evening to share in the storied history of the Chautauqua neighbourhood. The second annual Jane’s Walk for
Three new names have been added to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Sports Wall of Fame. The inductees honoured at the Meridian Credit Arena on Friday, Aug. 26 are: Launcelot Cressy Servos, a record-breaking golfer who died
The cost of leaky water pipes adds up over time and the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake was again reminded of that when council was presented with its 2021 financial audit. In an otherwise clean
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