Big changes are coming to how drivers get into and out of Old Town. The pivotal intersection of Queen Street and Mississagua streets will become a three-way stop as of Tuesday, Aug. 3, following unanimous
Shocked homeowner says couple were renting Delater St. house More than 150 dogs removed from a rented Niagara-on-the-Lake home last week are doing well and likely will go up for adoption. The house
Niagara-on-the-Lake councillors have decided to give the public two more weeks to offer their comments on the proposed gateway at the intersection of Mississagua and Queen streets. The current design featuring a 25-foot obelisk has
Niagara-on-the-Lake town councillors have rejected a staff recommendation to reopen a small parking area where River Beach Drive meets Balls Beach Park and turn it into a “hammerhead” turnaround. Councillors felt the town’s recommendations interfered too
Restaurants were abuzz as diners returned indoors this past week and some gym goers felt like they could finally get their mental health back on track with a good, sweaty workout. Friday was the first
Niagara-on-the-Lake’s inaugural Farm Workers Hub attracted more than 100 migrant workers Thursday night who turned out to receive donations from community members across the municipality. The donations are available for farm workers only and
Uver Soopere, 81, is missing in Niagara-on-the-Lake as of 10:45 a.m., July 16, according to a release from Niagara Regional Police Services. She was last seen in the area of Wellington Street and Ricardo
Residents of a lakefront Niagara-on-the-Lake neighbourhood were shaken up Wednesday afternoon as officials from Provincial Animal Welfare raided a suspected puppy mill at 115 Delater St. Onlookers said four white vans arrived around noon and
Development, a controversial hot-button issue in Niagara-on-the-Lake, was the focus of a committee of the whole meeting on Monday. Councillors' frustrations over feeling limited in their ability to control development led to some heated discussion.
Shovels will be in the ground sooner than later for the planned new medical centre on Garrison Village Drive. Developer John Hawley, president of Traditional Neighbourhood Developments Inc., received unanimous council support Monday during
The St. Davids brewing scene has grown with the long-awaited opening of Grist Craft Kitchen and Brewery on Four Mile Creek Road. Proprietor Robert Begin will be welcoming diners and beer enthusiasts inside
Disruptions to residents and businesses along Niagara Stone Road are coming once the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake begins watermain replacement construction on July 19. The affected area is Niagara Stone Road 600 metres southwest of
After four years of building and design, Spirit in Niagara is the newest addition to Niagara-on-the-Lake's bustling distillery industry. The new operation aims to reduce waste from fruit farms by producing its spirits using
Ontario is entering Step 3 of its reopening plan on Friday, and retailers and restaurant operators are excited for the increased capacity even without foreign tourism. But Niagara’s acting medical officer of health Dr. Mustafa
After nearly a year, local and Canadian musicians once again have a performing home at the Jackson-Triggs Niagara estate on Niagara Stone Road. The winery will be showcasing area musicians every Friday, Sunday and on
The St. Davids brewing scene has grown with the long-awaited opening of the Grist Craft Kitchen and Brewery on Four Mile Creek Road. “We’re so flustered,” owner Robert Begin said as the Grist got ready to
In lieu of Canada Day celebrations this year, the Niagara-on-the-Lake Royal Canadian Legion Hall, branch 124, held its weekly fish fry and donated $2 of every meal sold to the Niagara Regional Native
Proposal for 92 units, including apartment building, faces backlash at open house A proposed development on the old Parliament Oak school property is “outrageous,” inappropriate and ignores the character of Niagara-on-the-Lake's Old Town area, residents
Closure allowed one owner to spend final days with his dying mother After months of closures, salon owners are happy to open their doors for customers again as Ontario enters Step 2 of its
Royal Oak students choose Canada Day to reflect on tragedy While many people debated whether celebrating Canada Day was appropriate given the discoveries of children’s remains on residential school properties, two Niagara-on-the-Lake youth
The annual Niagara-on-the-Lake Rotary Club drive-thru barbecue was in full swing on July 1 and one NOTL resident used the opportunity to provide lunch for migrant workers. Bert O’Connell, of St. Davids, saw this year's pork roast
Police seized over $60,000 in illegal drugs during a traffic stop on Canada Day near Stanley Avenue and Highway 405 in Niagara-on-the-Lake, according to a Niagara Regional Police Service news release. An officer pulled
Ontario officially moved into step two of the provincial reopening plan on Wednesday, June 30. With that reopening came the return of salons and barbershops. The nests can finally be managed by professionals. “It
The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake is holding an open house for public input on the proposed development on the old Parliament Oak school property, 325 King Street. Residents who wish to voice their opinion
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