It’s time to sharpen your skates and hit the ice. Though the temperature outside is rising, you can enjoy one of the most popular winter activities inside the Meridian Credit Union and Centennial
It was a dip even the penguins would be proud of. After a last-minute location change back to Balls Beach from Queen’s Royal Beach, about 30 participants ventured into the frigid waters of
Couple’s colourful display on the Niagara Parkway is a stunning light show If you’ve driven the Niagara Parkway in the winter, you know it’s extremely dark – no street lamps, only lights
It’s time to tune up your singing voice. On Saturday, the tiny Living Water Wayside Chapel will hold its first Carol Sing for anyone who wants to get in the Christmas spirit and
Do you have some extra winter clothing you’re not sure what to do with? Consider donating it to the NOTL Farmworker Hub. Seasonal agricultural workers will be begin returning in January and the
Tractors will roll through Virgil on Thursday for the second annual Christmas tractor parade. “We have 33 (tractors) as compared to 18 from last year,” said Dorothy Soo-Wiens, who organized last year’s event
There’s no time like a crafty time. That’s true for Sandar Vyse, owner of StitchM’s Cards and Keepsakes, a business she started in 2017. Over the weekend Vyse was selling her handmade cross-stitched
Guests took a step back in time at Ravine Vineyards for a night of History in the Vineyard. The last time it was held in person was three years ago at Ravine. Due
Christmas is around the corner and Newark Neighbours is getting its Christmas hampers ready. Much like Thanksgiving, Newark Neighbours will be providing between 55 and 60 families with a hamper full of food
‘We endure shouting, racist comments, insults,’ open letter alleges Seasonal farm workers are speaking out over what they describe as inhumane treatment from their Canadian employers. Mexican agricultural workers have written an open letter
Nine-year-old Inalis Medina is bringing joy to lots of children this Christmas. “She’s a very selfless child,” says her mother Annalisa Medina. This year Inalis and her mother, who live in St. Davids,
Somer Slobodian and Evan Loree The Lake Report By the end of Friday night’s annual Candlelight Stroll, Ceto Reid didn’t want to leave. Reid is a farmworker from Jamaica who was struck by
It’s time to grab your Santa suit and hit the streets running. On Dec. 18, Santa’s everywhere will be parking their sleighs and running through the streets of Niagara-on-the-Lake for the NOTL Realty
Animals have a way of sensing our emotions. Which is why this fall, the Valhalla Project’s five-day Learn to Live Residential Respite Program made a stop at the farm of Randy Lakeit and
Who decorated it best? The Niagara-on-the-Lake Chamber of Commerce is holding its first Christmas window decorating contest and Christmas tree decorating contest to get in the holiday spirit. Twelve businesses along Queen Street
Restoration efforts at a historic home at 240 Centre St. are close to complete, but a historical researcher says slaves may be buried on the property and wants permission to investigate. James Russell, who
And just like that, one flame will light thousands. The highly anticipated Candlelight Stroll returns on Friday, Dec. 2 and thousands are expected to show up. The stroll, sponsored by the Chamber of
Niagara-on-the-Lake’s favourite elf is back in town. With Christmas only weeks away, the beloved elf known as Sandy Sugarswirl is ready to help Santa send off his Christmas letters. “I look forward to
Editor’s note: This story has been updated from the original printed version to correct the spelling of Peter Hinton’s surname. Dim the lights, the show is about to begin. Niagara-on-the-Lake theatrical and
It’s a sporting moment Canadians waited a generation for and Niagara-on-the-Lake was ready. Team Canada returned to the FIFA World Cup tournament Wednesday afternoon and Niagara-on-the-Lake fans were out to celebrate and cheer
Sometimes a simple gesture really can go a long way. Since moving to Niagara-on-the-Lake eight years ago, Ruth Dowsett and her daughter, Alexis, have been regulars at the Starbucks on Queen Street in
‘Tis the season for the second annual Christmas planter sale and food drive for NOTL Cat Rescue. “Last year’s Christmas fundraiser selling the Christmas planters was so successful, we decided to repeat it
It’s a sporting moment Canadians have been waiting a generation for and Niagara-on-the-Lake is ready. For the first time since 1986, Canada is competing in the FIFA World Cup and it’s a huge
Glendale’s $54-million diverging diamond interchange is one step closer to completion. The Niagara-bound off-ramp, which has been closed for almost two months, has officially opened. The Ontario transportation ministry originally had set the reopening for
Balls Beach Park will be closed until early December. As of Nov. 14, the waterfront park on River Beach Drive in Niagara-on-the-Lake, will be inaccessible so work can be done to improve the
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