Gwen and David Laing had a deeply personal reaction to seeing their names Wednesday morning on a plaque commemorating the first 100 donors to the Upper Canada Heritage Trail’s restoration and expansion. “We’re
Det.-Sgt. Richard Gauthier says he has no idea what happened to Darren Werner. “It’s so bizarre, people don’t just disappear without a trace like this,” Gauthier said in an interview Wednesday. Werner was last seen
A new gateway design has been chosen for the entranceway to Old Town that does not feature a controversial obelisk and aims to be of a design more reminiscent with Niagara-on-the-Lake’s heritage buildings.
Museum tea party celebrates stories of NOTL's legendary ladies Tea, biscuits and the tales of inspiring women abounded during Friday’s sold-out tea party at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum. The tea party was held in
Modelled after iconic Woodbourne Inn, the project has a strong historical focus A new Little Free Library installed in Sparky’s Park in St. Davids aims to bring the community together and inspire youth
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Paul and Suzanne Doran say they are feeling much safer dining indoors since Ontario’s vaccine certificate system came into effect Wednesday.
Darren Werner has been missing since Sept. 16. The 58-year-old Niagara-on-the-Lake resident was last seen in NOTL near Townline Road at 9 a.m. on that day, travelling in an unknown vehicle, according to Niagara
More than 30 people turned out on Saturday to scoop up litter along the Niagara Parkway as part of a World Cleanup Day event organized by the town’s environmental advisory committee.
Centennial Sports Park was alive with the sounds of skateboards and thumping music on Saturday for the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s skateboard open house.
Former student returns to support her old teacher, Joan King
The vaccine certificate program is the best case scenario for struggling businesses that need to avoid further lockdowns amid the pandemic, Niagara-on-the-Lake Chamber of Commerce president Eduardo Lafforgue says. “We want to avoid
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Niagara-on-the-Lake Palliative Care will be raising money through the Healing Cycle Foundation to hire a registered massage therapist for palliative care patients, a first for the end-of-life care program and long-term care homes in
A parking lot and road were built without permission on top of an environmental conservation area near the Holiday Inn on York Road and now the developer is looking to get approval after the fact
After 45 minutes of debate, Niagara-on-the-Lake councillors decided they will do nothing about the route for the Pedal Pub. At the end of July, council tasked town staff to work with the Pedal Pub
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Huge turnout on first day causes frustration and anger The first day of advance polls at the Virgil arena and the Niagara-on-the-Lake Community Centre were chaotic and disorganized, resulting in long waits and some
Only 12 of 255 licensed short-term rentals in Niagara-on-the-Lake would have to collect the town's new accommodation tax, which targets properties with five or more rooms. Of the 255 licensed short-term rentals in town, only
Without surgery, Debbie Jamison faces a life of dialysis treatments Debbie Jamison has about a year to find a kidney donor before she has to go on dialysis to stay alive. Jamison
Kids were eager to get to class — and to get home, on the first day of school Tuesday. Longtime St. Davids Public School crossing guard Victor Tee, along with Niagara Regional Police Deputy Chief Brett
Getting the economy back on track after 18 months of COVID disruption was a key focus of a federal debate Wednesday afternoon hosted by the Niagara-on-the-Lake, Niagara Falls and Fort Erie Chambers of Commerce. Inflation and fluctuating supply
COVID-19 recovery, vaccine mandates and climate change were some of the big topics federal candidates for the Niagara Falls riding debated in Niagara-on-the-Lake Tuesday night.
Niagara-on-the-Lake wants money from the province to create more bike lanes in the rural areas of the municipality. And if there's no money available, the town is asking for legislative power to possibly
The town will review a list of 20 buildings in Virgil for inclusion in the Municipal Register of Properties of Cultural Heritage Value or Interest, including one that is a contender for the oldest
A 35-foot sailboat that ran aground on a sandbar off Queen’s Royal Park on the windy evening of Sept. 1 was finally freed two days later.
People really don't like the proposed new design for the entranceway to Old Town, a survey has found. The proposed gateway drew a lot of negative criticism in a Join the Conversation survey
The Niagara North Family Health Team in Virgil will be relocating temporarily to the old NOTL hospital at the end of December. Five doctors and the clinic's nurses and other health professionals announced earlier
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