People from all backgrounds across Niagara are being asked for their input to help make the region a more welcoming and inclusive community for everyone. The survey is the first major project undertaken
Niagara-on-the-Lake's elementary schools commemorated Remembrance Day last week with virtual ceremonies.
Sponsored StorySubmitted Respect, Integrity, Community and Fun. These are not just words at MNP, they are just a few of the company’s core values and they are backed by actions. MNP is a
The Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre is gearing up for its art sale Dec. 2 to 4, which will feature more than 300 works — from oils, acrylics, watercolours, and mixed media pieces — all
The NOTL Chamber of Commerce, organizer of the Candlelight Stroll, has named Virgil teenager Devon Botbyl as this year's recipient of money raised from candle sales. Devon was born with a rare chromosome condition that leaves him
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Canadian music stars Tim Hicks, Loverboy, Poesy and Jeremie Albino will headline a concert Jan. 20 to kick off the countdown to the 2022 Canada Summer Games in Niagara. Tickets are now available for the
Santa Claus is due to make his annual visit to Niagara-on-the-Lake on Saturday, Dec. 11, beginning at 10:30 a.m. With the regular Christmas parade cancelled again due to COVID concerns, Santa Around the Town
The Shaw Guild continues to be an ardent supporter of Shaw Festival and on Nov. 1 Allan Walker, president of the guild, presented Tim Jennings, executive director of the festival, two cheques totalling $35,000.
Grace United Church’s annual affair, the “Christmas Market at Grace,“ will look a bit different this year. It has been divided between two weekends to maximize safety in the church hall and comply with COVID-19
The Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum’s fall virtual lecture series continues with a topic that is close to Niagara’s heart – the history of railways. On Nov. 17, at 11 a.m., NOTL author Peter Mulcaster presents “A Railway
Sharon Van NoortSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report The second annual Black Tie Purple Ribbon Gala is returning to Niagara-on-the-Lake on Jan. 22. Building on the inaugural event’s overwhelming success, the black-tie affair, presented by InterAtlas, will
Lord Mayor Betty Disero receives her flu shot jab from pharmacist Sean Simpson last week. (Supplied)
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The Niagara-on-the-Lake Kinsmen rallied for cystic fibrosis and raised more than $300 for research. Twenty-two cars and over 40 kids joined in the fun for the Kinsmen Zone Cystic Fibrosis car rally on Oct. 17. Vehicles came
Parks Canada and the Friends of Fort George will be shelling out Halloween treats at the fort on Sunday, Oct. 31. Families are encouraged to bring little goblins and ghouls in their costumes to the parking lot at Fort
UPDATE: Police have located Wilbert Colvin. He is safe. ORIGINAL: Niagara Regional Police are searching for a 79-year-old Niagara-on-the-Lake man who went missing Monday. Police say Wilbert Colvin, who resides in the area of Dominion Crescent and
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For the artist, Anick Fernandez, the theme of her upcoming exhibition at the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre resonates with the experience of many who had to leave the place they called home either
Ravine Vineyard in St. Davids is launching series of six monthly indoor concerts featuring some top Canadian musicians. The shows, to be staged in the winery's event centre, begin Dec. 8 with a Christmas
One year into every-other-week garbage collection, the Region of Niagara says residents have embraced the program and increased use of their green bins – which was a major goal of the change. Green bin tonnage is
Penny-Lynn CooksonSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report “Artists shouldn’t try to improve or convert … they should only bear witness.” – Otto Dix And what horrors Otto Dix witnessed as a machine gunner
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Kevan DowdSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report They might be Predators on the scoreboard but they’re almost gentlemen on the ice, avoiding costly penalties. The Jr. A Niagara Predators faced-off against the St.
Gail KendallSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report The usually quiet, quaint and historical village of Queenston in Niagara-on-the-Lake was buzzing with activity Saturday for “Explore Queenston.” Doors were open at Riverbrink Art Museum,
The Liquor Control Board of Ontario is helping Niagara College to establish a bursary to help underrepresented women in the beverage alcohol industry. The LCBO has donated more than $60,000 to the college to
The Friends of Fort George will hosts a special Zoom presentation Oct. 15 on the archeology of the Redan Battery and the Battle of Queenston Heights. Led by archeologist Suzanne Plousos, the lecture will
The Lake Report is doing a historical piece about the resort just north of Queenston that used to be known as Shalamar Lake. We have been able to find out a lot about the
Bridget and her husband Shawn have built their personal and company values around serving the community Sponsored story Submitted Bridget and Shawn are United Way supporters and volunteers. Since opening their own small
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