As many have no doubt seen (because it’s hard to miss!) the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum has created an incredible art project to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the poppy being used as a symbol of
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Get ready to sip some VQA wines and taste some gourmet pairings, as the popular Taste the Season tour of NOTL's wineries returns this month. Wineries of Niagara-on-the-Lake chair Andrea Kaiser said she's looking forward
Alan Gordon wants everyone who cares about the future of the former Parliament Oak school site to take part in a public meeting on Nov. 8. A resident of Regent Street, near the old school, Gordon
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The Shaw Guild has been cooking up a special surprise for avid gardeners. This year, with the regular June garden tour cancelled, the guild instead hosted its first fall garden tour, offering a different view
You want to cook them well, and know what you’re cooking.
Councillors have finally taken a hard stance against short-term rentals by slapping bad actors with a one-year licence ban. As we have been strongly advocating for council to get this industry under control, we must
There were tears of joy and thanks Saturday as the expanded Niagara Nursery School officially opened and showed off its new facilities.
There's a lot that isn't happening again this year in Niagara-on-the-Lake. No Santa Claus parade, no concession stands at the Virgil arenas, the Candlelight Stroll is up in the air. The continued cancellations all have two things in
We’ve all had it with COVID-19. For two years, most of us have been following the rules, patiently waiting to get back to normal, or the new normal. But while many municipalities have
Niagara-on-the-Lake traditional Christmas parade is cancelled this year – again – but the big man will still be coming to town. Instead of the regular parade through Old Town, the town is again hosting “Santa Around the Town,” which
Niagara Falls builder Blythwood Homes buys waterfront property for $1.9 million The site of the former American Hotel on Niagara-on-the-Lake's waterfront could become condominums or a hotel, says its new owner. Blythwood Homes purchased the 61 Melville St.
The Chautauqua Residents Association has a new president. The neighbourhood organization held its annual general meeting and election at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Community Centre last Thursday. The meeting is typically held in May but was delayed due
The iconic Niagara-on-the-Lake Harvest Barn has a new name and with it a new mandate to be more local. The produce market and bakery has changed its name to Alitura, which is Latin for “to feed or
Dear editor: Thanks for taking the time to remind us of all the great things in NOTL and how lucky we are to live here, (“Plenty for which to be thankful,” Editorial, Oct.
The family of Niagara-on-the-Lake's Jaena Thompson has dedicated a bench at Sunset Beach in her memory. They also have started a GoFundMe to help raise funds to go toward the cost of the bench.
The sheer silliness of some of town council’s decisions is again in evidence as councillors have unanimously passed a bylaw banning all parking near or in Niagara-on-the-Lake parks. The bylaw was put in place to address
At the risk of repeating ourselves, with Thanksgiving Day officially in the rear-view mirror, let's reflect a bit on a few of the things for which Niagara-on-the-Lake can be thankful. To the NOTL Rotary
With proof of vaccine requirements rolled out across the province, there has been some confusion among restaurant employees on just how to enforce the order – and how to determine which vaccine receipts are
If you build them, they will serve you sushi. Or more accurately, if you program them, they'll know where to take it. Niagara sushi restaurant East Izakaya has become the first in the
We all have much to be thankful for again this year. And, thankfully, vaccines have brought us closer to defeating COVID-19. Last week Niagara’s top medical doctor didn’t mince words when talking about the risk
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Niagara's chief medical officer has some good news regarding COVID-19. So far, in Ontario and Niagara, cases seem to have flattened out and even be dropping. During a public health news conference Monday,
Niagara's chief medical officer of health says people, including family members, who aren't vaccinated against COVID-19 shouldn't be invited to Thanksgiving gatherings this year, to help reduce the risk of spreading the potentially deadly
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