The issuance of any new short-term rental licenses in Niagara-on-the-Lake was paused as of Dec. 10, but town councillors have made a limited exception, allowing new homeowners to reapply for licenses for properties
Doug Ford called for an early provincial election set on Feb. 27 — only three weeks away — and three parties in NOTL’s riding have confirmed a candidate. The Green Party website has
With council approving the official plan amendment to make way for a new Glendale Secondary Plan on Tuesday, building heights are still a primary concern for coun. Gary Burroughs. Part of Glendale is
If you’re looking for a way to spend your Monday mornings, Niagara-on-the-Lake Realtors are here to help. On the third Monday of every month between 10:30 and noon, you can find coffee, cookies
“They are darn expensive by the bottle, so it’s great to come here and try what you like,” said one Icewine Village attendee from Oakville.
Rojin Kunjachan, a process machine operator in Niagara-on-the-Lake, is going to be driving to work in style from now on. St. Davids food manufacturer SunOpta awarded a lucky employee a vehicle of choice
With an early provincial election just four weeks away, two political parties in NOTL’s riding are scrambling to get organized — and find a candidate. Premier Doug Ford has dissolved the Legislature and
The three-course meal featuring highland dancers, a piper, a silent auction and live entertainment is set to begin at 6 p.m. on Saturday at the club.
Both the town and Hummel finalized the settlement on Tuesday. Coun. Gary Burroughs, former owner of the heritage home, voted against the severance: “I feel I didn’t do enough back when I designated the property in 2002. I thought it was protected and, obviously, it wasn’t.”
“Without having that aggressive price point and sharp margins, we really just die on the shelf down there,” said Pillitteri Estate Winery’s export manager.
Hosted by the NOTL Chamber of Commerce, the 2024 awards are accepting nominations until Jan. 31 for all categories.
“It’s a nice little event to break up the winter blues,” says executive producer Jeff Paul. Tickets are on sale now for every show except the sold-out Saturday night show.
The Glendale secondary plan, approved on Tuesday, will function as a roadmap for the future of the Glendale community, including development.
“The people of St. Davids do not want a roundabout,” said one resident to the lord mayor during a heated back-and-forth on Thursday evening. Around 50 people were in attendance at the meeting.
The current program only allows patios in the “urban area” of NOTL. No new permits were issued to Queen Street businesses in 2024.
“It’s a place where you will always see someone you know,” said Brent Longmoore, who calls the weekly dinner a staple social outing in NOTL.
“The most implausible stories that happen on the series are things that actually happened. Mark has the receipts,” said Nora McLellan, who plays the authoritarian Sister Rose.
Developer Adam Hawley says the Clayfield Hotel will function as a franchise, built and owned by the local development company: “It’s not going to be owned by Hyatt or anybody else.”
If you’re looking to inject a little sweetness into the bitter winter cold of January, the upcoming icewine village might be the place for you. This year’s festival returns Jan. 18 for two weekends.
With last week’s announcement came the introduction of Simply Shortbread, an online mail-order business and its sister business, the Willow, dedicated to cakes and custom orders, just without an in-person bakery.
Starting Thursday, Jan. 9, Gary Zalpea will be hosting open houses in each of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s five villages, featuring a brief presentation and time for residents to connect with council members and town staff.
Niagara Regional Police say they’ve increased the number of officers and investigators in NOTL as they continue searching for additional suspects connected to the holiday break-ins.
Asadullah Kazemi was elated when the Niagara-on-the-Lake Chamber of Commerce presented him and his family with a cheque of more than $12,300 of funds raised from this year’s Candlelight Stroll.
Christmas is coming for 145 residents at Pleasant Manor and Niagara Long Term Care retirement homes. For the fourth year in a row, Joan King asked Niagara-on-the-Lake residents to put together stockings for
There is very little wiggle room for what councillors can do to reduce the budget, but one thing that can be done is reducing discretionary spending, said regional councillor Andrea Kaiser.
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