Carter Simpson is bringing home some well-earned bling from the 2025 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Italy, winning two bronze medals in two alpine skiing events on Thursday and Saturday.
With its first stage show of the new year, the production company is also celebrating its 10th anniversary since it opened its door in Niagara-on-the-Lake to aspiring young performing artists.
“Every single day, I get reminded about how good people are,” said Steffanie Bjorgan, who started Red Roof Retreat 25 years ago to service children and young adults with special needs in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Burns said a long-term, community-driven approach to climate action is crucial. She helped organize an invasive species workshop last month and plans to represent the town at an Earth Day gathering on April 22 at the community centre: “Collaboration is really the key to change.”
Trade standards need to be aligned, inspections streamlined and rules standardized, to cut red tape, lower costs and improve efficiency and competitiveness, says the Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce. CEO Mishka Balsom says Niagara-on-the-Lake residents can help: “I think Niagara-on-the-Lake has a wealth of local products and local businesses to support. We consciously can go out and make those choices.”
With U.S. tariffs now in effect as of this week, uncertainty looms at Dean Sanders’ sheet metal business, especially since three of his top five customers export south of the border. “We need a silver lining and there’s no silver lining at the moment,” he says.
Seven residents have Influenza A, while two have gastrointestinal issues. No hospitalizations have been reported.
From Lego tournaments to stuffed-animal sleepovers, there’s no shortage of things to do. Here’s what’s happening around town to help you plan your break.
During her talk at Peller Estates, Dickinson said while women in business must stand up for themselves, men also need to advocate for and be allies to women in their efforts: “We’re not trying to take your place. We’re trying to just stand beside you.”
New climate change co-ordinator Kassie Burns says the two main goals for her first six months on the job will be work around invasive species in town and NOTL’s natural assets, like its rivers, forests and wetlands.
Some argue Gretzky’s past comments and affiliations with U.S. President Donald Trump make him unfit to represent Canada and Niagara-on-the-Lake.
The retreat plans to move from its current 1,100-square-foot-bungalow on Concession 6 to a state-of-the–art, 5,700-square-foot fully accessible two-story building.
White Oaks Resort & Spa placed highest among the NOTL rankings at number 25 of Canada’s Top 100 and number four among the country’s top 25 resorts — an achievement the hotel credits to its commitment to excellent service, said CEO Ameer Wakil.
When Jean Ford was a young woman, she was offered a spot at Cambridge University, but circumstances kept her from attending. Now, decades later, she, 78 and her husband, Lewis, 85 — self-described
With sights set on the Olympics, Peyton Leigh is taking her talents to the University of Miami. The 17-year-old swimmer from Holy Cross Secondary School has been offered a full scholarship to the
Tanya Rice says it’s more urgent than ever to protect vulnerable animals — with the town’s rise in animal abandonment and surrenders coupled with dropping temperatures.
Photographer Dave Van de Laar was out Sunday in the snow shooting photos around town when he came across a group of kids tobogganing at Fort George’s “Killer Hill.”
Animal advocates in Niagara-on-the-Lake are calling on residents to step up and spread their love to our furry friends this Valentine’s Day.
Bella the therapy dog was right by Wayne Gates’ side again at a campaign meet-and-greet in Niagara-on-the-Lake last Friday. Gates is the NDP candidate seeking re-election as MPP for the Niagara Falls riding,
On the heels of PC leader Doug Ford’s campaign announcement of a $35-million grant for the Shaw Festival Theatre if his government is re-elected, some questions have been raised about exactly how the
Niagara-on-the-Lake residents are grieving the loss of Mac, a beloved goose known for his protective nature and loud presence, said resident Jim Reynolds. Mac, affectionately named by Sarah Burroughs, was known to those
The speed camera by Crossroads Public School will be active again in May. The camera is installed on Niagara Stone Road between Concession 6 and Four Mile Creek Road. A “Coming Soon” sign
The latest top 100 list from OpenTable is out with a collection of standout romantic dining spots across the country, based on more than 900,000 diner reviews.
The project aims to highlight the value of small-town experiences in Canada, offering insights into how senior citizens can rediscover where they reside and rekindle a sense of pride and nostalgia, said one of its producers, a media production student at Toronto Metropolitan University.
Ingrid Regier is unhappy with a long list of things. The long-time Niagara-on-the-Lake resident, who has lived here since 1955, voiced some of her concerns on Sunday’s community open house with Lord Mayor
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