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GoTrain coming to Niagara Falls and St. Catharines

According to Ontario's Ministry of Transportation, a new morning GoTrain service from Niagara Falls to Toronto will start four years ahead of schedule, and will stop in St. Catharines along the way. Minister of Transportation

Photo gallery: NOTL Christmas Parade 2018

Though the morning looked grey, the sun was shining on the town of Niagara-on-the-Lake as the 54th annual Christmas Parade marched through Old Town this Saturday, drawing thousands of locals and visitors to see the more than 100 entries, including many floats, animals, clowns and a number of local dignitaries and celebrities.

Chautauqua carol stroll and food drive returns Friday

In the spirit of the holiday season, the Chautauqua Residents Association will once again host an evening of Christmas carol singing around the neighbourhood. The stroll, a tradition in Chautauqua, sees local residents of NOTL

NOTL Christmas Parade to honour local Rotary Club

This Saturday Niagara-on-the-Lake will host its 54th annual Christmas Parade, set to celebrate the holiday season. The event typically draws thousands of locals and visitors. “With the popularity of our parade and a

Fort George ice rink opening delayed

“The rink is open,” announced Scott Finlay, corporate programming coordinator at Parks Canada, during the opening ceremonies of the Candlelight Stroll in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Friday night. He was referring to the festively-decorated public

Yellow Door receives $13,000 grant from Wise Guys

Yellow Door Theatre Project students were given another reason to sing Nov. 4, when Wise Guys Charity fund presented the local charitable organization with $13,000 towards renovation efforts at its new location in

Voices of Freedom Park officially open

A crowd of about 80 people gathered on Regent Street in the cold mist on Friday afternoon to celebrate the official opening of Voices of Freedom park in Old Town. The park, previously

Ford protesters gather outside White Oaks

Protesters gathered peacefully outside White Oaks in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Oct. 26 to voice frustration with Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s decision to repeal Bill 148; which would have increased the minimum wage to $15

High hopes for grape harvest washed out

JILL TROYERSPECIAL TO NIAGARA NOW Niagara’s hot dry summer sowed the seeds of high hopes for a magnificent grape harvest in 2018 — then came September, bringing rain, warm temperatures, and humidity —

NOTL lawn sign wars ramp up

According to a resident who lives in St. Davids near Cannery Park and Concession 3, a political sign was removed from her lawn and replaced with another candidate’s sign. The resident, who asked

NOTL wine run to benefit Red Roof Retreat

The fourth annual Red Roof Wine Run returns this September, offering Niagara residents a chance to flex their muscles and community spirit, and enjoy some wine and gourmet food. The event, sponsored by Niagara

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