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Spirit of Niagara celebrates community
The Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Spirit of Niagara Awards Tuesday, recognizing individuals and businesses for achievements and community contributions to Niagara-on-the-Lake.
UPDATED: A Valentines Day affair
Solmar and Two Sisters Resorts made a date with the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake this Valentine's Day. The two are now officially set to face off later this year in court. Two Sisters Resorts Corp. and
The Tribe of Seven: Brush Strokes
A group of seven local artists have banded together as the Tribe of Seven to showcase their art exhibit, Brush Stokes, in the rotary room at the NOTL public library between January and
New fire safety resources for local farmers
In an effort to reduce the risk of barn fires across Ontario, the provincial government has produced a new series of resources for local farmers on the ministry's website. The updated section on
What to expect this New Year’s in Niagara Falls
The City of Niagara Falls is excited to welcome Niagara residents, out-of-towners and tourists alike to ring in the new year in style as part of its annual New Year's Eve celebrations in
St. Catharines celebrating new year with free family fun
Families are invited to ring in the new year with the City of St. Catharines. The City is offering free family activities for Niagara residents on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day
Bottle drive to support local cadet programming
The 809 Newark Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron is calling out to Niagara-on-the-Lake residents to take part in a bottle drive on Jan. 12, 2019. The annual drive raises money to support cadet training and programming. “It’s
NOTL cadets celebrate 10th annual squadron dinner
The 809 Newark Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron held its 10th annual Squadron Mess Dinner at Grace United Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Wednesday to celebrate the year end. “It's a pretty dynamic group,” said Capt. Jody Lemoine,
New Years Day Levee at Navy Hall
Friends of Fort George and Parks Canada are inviting residents to join in celebrating the 29th annual New Year's Day Levee at Navy Hall on Jan. 1, 2019, from 3 p.m. to 4:30
Trius Winery Restaurant and Masaki Sushi among OpenTable’s 100 list
Niagara-on-the-Lake's Trius Winery Restaurant was named to OpenTable's 100 Best Restaurants in Canada list for the second year in a row. OpenTable, the world's leading online restaurant-reservation service, selected this year's list from
NRPS is asking to give the gift of giving
Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) is once again encouraging residents to give the gift of giving this holiday season by taking part in its annual Holiday Toy and Food Drive. Gifts and food
Chatting Robin Hood with Yellow Door Theatre Projects Andorlie Hillstrom
Yellow Door Theatre Project is inviting local residents to take time out this holiday season to see its Canadian musical Robin Hood, which runs Dec. 14 to 23 at FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre
Write for Rights marks Human Rights Day
The Niagara chapter of Amnesty International, alongside Lord Mayor Betty Disero and a group of supporters, was on hand Monday for the flag raising ceremony to mark Human Rights Day, Dec. 10, the
A carol to fight cancer
Carolling For Cancer enters its fifth annual holiday tradition with vocal quartets carolling door-to-door for donations to the Rankin Cancer Run over the three nights leading up to Christmas. Expect classics like, Joy
Welland residents to weigh in on cannabis retail stores
The city of Welland wants to know what residents think about private cannabis retail stores opening and operating in the city. The town is collecting the opinions of residents by way of an
Free holiday parking in downtown STC
The City of St. Catharines and St. Catharines Downtown Association are offering free three-hour afternoon parking to encourage people to visit the downtown leading up to the holidays this December as part of
Niagara ball hockey player heads to Moscow with Team Canada
For as long as Marissa “Mullsy” McMullan can remember, she always wanted to play professional hockey. From the time she was two years-old in her hometown of Haileybury, Ont., her father would make
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