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Fort Erie SPCA complaints prompt review by town

Accusations highlight lack of oversight for shelters across Ontario   Fort Erie town council has voted to expedite a budget request for $30,000 to get a legal and veterinarian review of a potential animal welfare

NOTL wineries making most of a difficult season

NOTL wineries lost time early in the tourist season when they were largely shut down, but they've made the most of the opportunities they've had since then.   Wineries large and small have adapted to serve guests safely as

Campaign to cut wine tax gathering steam

More than 3,000 people have signed a petition calling on the provincial government to eliminate a 6.1 per cent tax on wine sold at wineries.  The petition was launched by Ontario Craft Wineries and their president, Richard

COVID-19: NOTLers encouraged to give blood

Blood donations fell off sharply in the wake of measures like school closures and self-isolation guidelines aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19. But days later, leaders including Prime Minister Trudeau called on Canadians to donate,

COVID-19: B&Bs face flurry of cancellations

Most B&B bookings in Niagara-on-the-Lake have already been cancelled for the next two months, as the impact of COVID 19 spreads through the local economy. NOTL B&B’s are “losing an extreme amount of

Innovation in wine country: Tremendous progress

  Niagara-on-the-Lake is synonymous with vineyards and wineries – they are an integral part of our landscape, our identity and our economy.  “Ripe, robust, remarkable” is how the Winery and Grower Alliance of Ontario

Cannabis business faces bumpy road one year in

The cannabis business in Canada is facing falling stock prices, revenue shortfalls, staff layoffs and senior management shakeups as the industry shakes down, painting a portrait of a sector in upheaval, one year into legalization.  

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