The college’s Beer 101 Strong earned silver in the Strong British Ale category while Beer 101 Bitter got bronze in the British Bitter category at the competition’s award ceremony, held on Jan. 17 at the college’s NOTL campus.
The annual Icewine Village festival made its return to Niagara-on-the-Lake for its 30th year this past weekend, the first of what is a two-weekend affair, continuing this Saturday and Sunday.
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Treadwell Cuisine is the only NOTL restaurant to feature on this list of nationwide restaurants this year and one of three other entries from the Niagara region.
Niagara Regional Police have charged one of their own an alleged altercation at a home in Niagara-on-the-Lake following a police service call on Aug. 5.
With the season underway for the NOTL Minor Hockey Association this fall, the NOTL Harvest Classic hockey tournament took over the Virgil arenas on the weekend.
The Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre’s latest solo exhibition, “About Town: My Impressions of NOTL,” is running from Oct. 30 to Nov. 27, and will feature the paintings of longtime artist Rick Cullis, a member of the NOTL Arts Collective.
One of the most influential contemporary Chinese ink artists, an exhibition of ZhengHui Lan’s work is running now until Nov. 26 at GOCA space inside Vineridge Academy.
Ricky Watson, who edged out James Grigjanis-Meusel by one shot to regain the men’s open championship in August, had to beat his golf buddy again to claim the President’s Cup.
The lord mayor is inviting children in NOTL up to 13 years old to take part in his holiday card design contest — three winning designs will be selected and featured on the town’s official holiday greeting cards.
Proceeds from this event are given to a special charitable organization or NOTLers in need of support and generosity for the holiday season. Nominations are open until Nov. 17.
NOTLers captured images of the vibrant lights shining above the town from their vantage points, whether at home or down by the waters of the Niagara River.
Since the aggravated assault charge in September, the 26-year-old has been charged with an additional count of aggravated assault and two counts of assault, and was released on bail on Oct. 15.
Ahead of Remembrance Day in less than a month, the “Lessons of Service” presentation on Nov. 4 will offer patrons a chance to hear about the work of veterans in the field of military and policing.
Meet the U12 Olde Towne Candy Shoppe soccer team, The Lake Report’s Team of the Week.
“This seizure and investigation demonstrates the consequences for smugglers, and those perpetuating the cycle of organized crime.”
In the fifth installment of the Brock Chronicles, Gavin Watson writes about the efforts to build a new monument for Sir Isaac Brock — this one, to stand as the second tallest of its kind and notably taller than any monument raised to a military figure in the British Empire.
For one night this past weekend, Niagara College’s Benchmark restaurant was transformed into the southern American city famous for jazz, Mardi Gras and Cajun cuisine.
The Roper Romp in NOTL shows you how to have a good time without adhering to conventional norms, said one member of the bar crawl gang.
The day offered not just a feast for the senses but also an opportunity for community connection, said one first-time attendee.
Saturday’s Grape and Wine Tournament proved to be a lively day of competition and camaraderie, as a couple of dozen women came out to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Tennis Club for a series of matches — with free wine for the winners.
The new program, co-created with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, drew aspiring health-care professionals to NOTL to learn how the arts can help make doctors better at caring for their patients — through human connection.
The aura of anticipation filled the air at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 124 on Saturday, as community members gathered for a chance to take home a turkey or ham for this year’s Thanksgiving dinner.
For some, the last day of this year’s farmers’ market at Garrison Village on Saturday was a chance to stop by to check out the latest produce from this fall’s harvest season.
The evening will blend culinary excellence with style, as models from Tango Boutique will weave between tables, showcasing the boutiques latest fashion trends.
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