Winning a gold medal at this year’s U.S. Open College Beer Championship has given second-year brewmaster and brewery operations management student Ian Morrison a little extra incentive to keep brewing up new ideas.
As its summer season winds down, Music Niagara is hosting two concerts at St. Mark’s Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake this weekend. Heather Bambrick and her quintet perform Friday, Aug. 19, at 7 p.m. Bambrick, who
Niagara-on-the-Lake’s historic Fort George, now open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday to Sunday until the end of October, is hopping with summer activities. With expansive green spaces, interesting demonstrations and fascinating stories,
Niagara College’s Teaching Winery continues to produce award-winning wines that are impressing judges at the provincial and national levels. In June, the Teaching Winery collected a total of nine medals: two silver and
The Award of Distinction is the pre-eminent award for the Canadian wine industry and regarded as the highest form of peer recognition and appreciation. The award was presented to Gary Pillitteri, founder and proprietor of
The Niagara Thunderhawks U22 lacrosse team continued its stellar season, rolling to a 5-0 victory over Cambridge on Sunday in the championship game of the Conradi-Engemann Memorial Tournament in Virgil. Above, Niagara scores
A dozen members of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club made the trek Saturday due across the water to the edge of the Scarborough Bluffs to renew a long-standing golf rivalry. The destination was the
Niagara-on-the-Lake artist Lynne Gaetz is showcasing her paintings and mixed media works in a solo exhibition at Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre in August. The artworks in the show aptly titled, “Allegories,” tell a
A 38-year-old St. Catharines man has been released on bail after being charged with impaired driving in connection with a single-vehicle crash in Niagara-on-the-Lake that left one woman dead. Brandon Joseph Rioux was
New Democrat MPP Wayne Gates has been named the party’s leading voice on long-term care, home care and retirement homes. “It’s no surprise this is an issue that’s close to my heart. I’ve
The TD Niagara Jazz Festival is ramping up for its ninth annual summer festival, which will bring shows to Niagara-on-the-Lake July 20 to 22. “It’s been such a journey but here we are
Fort George is under seige! This weekend Europe comes to Canada as Napoleon’s army takes over Fort George National Historic Site for a Napoleonic re-enactment, filled with muskets and majesty. Napoleonic-style French and British
The Lake Report is excited to announce the return of its summer edition of “NOTL: A Guide for Distinguished Explorers,” an 80-page glossy magazine. The high-quality, souvenir magazine is geared to visitors to
Barbara Worthy Special to The Lake Report Boats, balls, bowling and the world of bees are all part of the activities included in the NOTL Museum’s popular Kid Curator Camp, back this summer
The Niagara Regional Police Service has launched a #StopHateNiagara campaign which it hopes will eliminate barriers to reporting hate incidents and hate crimes. Police have dealt with a growing number of hate crimes
Niagara-on-the-Lake has had a long and powerful relationship with its waterfront and on Thursday, June 16, environmentalist Owen Bjorgan hosts an in-person lecture examining that relationship. “From one of the largest lakes in
Things are hopping at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre, with exhibitions and events throughout July. The community art hub of the community will be bustling with activities inside the galleries, on the outdoor grounds
Andy Boldt Special to The Lake Report The Fort Erie Hawks notched the first goal of the game at home last week versus the U22 Niagara Thunderhawks but that was it as the
Federal grant funds program to help older adults navigate modern technology For the tech-savvy, taking photos, creating digital images or downloading apps on a mobile device may seem mundane. But for some older adults who
The Willowbank School of Restoration Arts has received $50,000 from the Humeniuk Foundation to enhance the school’s curriculum. The money from the private family foundation also will be used to help students attend
Maddy Gordon Special to The Lake Report “Red Letter Day,” a musical film produced by Niagara-on-the-Lake theatre group Yellow Door Theatre Project, won an award for Best Musical at the recent New York International Film
June 1 was Injured Workers Day and Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Jane Andres is calling on Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board to take urgent action on behalf of migrant workers who get hurt on the job. In
The Cake Parade, live entertainment, fireworks, history brought to life and lots of food – the Friends of Fort George and Parks Canada have big plans for celebrating Canada Day in Niagara-on-the-Lake this year. July
When artist Marilyn Cochrane creates landscapes, she doesn’t stop at just putting paint to canvas. The Niagara-on-the-Lake artist celebrates the natural world in a more encompassing way by introducing elements and fragments pulled
The Lake Report has launched an ambitious new feature for readers – A Year in the Life of Niagara-on-the-Lake – a 12-month odyssey that will document in photos, and a few words, life and times in
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