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Willowbank graduates launch careers in heritage conservation across North America

“This year’s graduation celebrated not only the accomplishments and exceptional promise of the class of 2025, but also Willowbank’s role at the vanguard of the heritage field," said Tatum Taylor-Chaubal, faculty member at Willowbank and senior heritage planner at the City of Toronto. "It was a reminder that the ideas and skills our program cultivates will go on to support paces far beyond our beloved campus.”

Cause of Glencairn fire deemed ‘suspicious,’ police investigating

Detectives and fire marshals are working to determine what caused the fire and where in the home it started, but due to extensive structural damage, they’re taking precautions as the site is considered unsafe and could collapse. “There's all kinds of hazards right now,” said Jim Kettles from the Office of the Fire Marshal in an interview.

Appeal for Randwood Estate dismissed for good

This decision marks the final ruling, now that Solmar has officially decided not to move forward with the requirements the tribunal proposed in order to allow the development plans to be approved.

Niagara College secures three medals, two gold, at U.S. Open Spirits Championship

The distillery claimed two gold medals — one for its Absinthe in the Specialty Spirits category and another for its Spiced Old Fashioned in the Bottled Cocktails category.

Virgil Stampede to fund $100K in upgrades for Red Roof and Pleasant Manor

The Virgil Stampede, a tradition that has run for more than 56 years, featuring rides, games, food and entertainment while raising money for community projects, will take place this May long weekend on May 17, 18 and 19.

Arch-i-text: How zoning bylaws affect the design of homes in neighbourhoods

Analyzing the presence of a new home in Old Town NOTL, Brian Marshall writes, "This building is almost a textbook case demonstrating that even good architecture, when built in the wrong place, diminishes both its own qualities and the neighbouring streetscapes."

Derek Seguin brings tariff-free comedy to NOTL

Juno-nominated comedian and Just For Laughs alumni Derek Seguin is making a pitstop in Niagara-on-the-Lake next week as part of his country-wide Life of Leisure comedy tour.

Municipality seeking new policy planner, deadline to apply April 28

The new hire will be the go-to person for making sure planning stays current and follows the right guidelines, as per the job description.

‘Relieved and happy’: Town reverses Virgil playground removal, for now

The lord mayor says the playground at Centennial Sports Park in Virgil will stay open "as long as its safety can be maintained." One parent in Virgil, who called the original plans disappointing, said, "We need to make sure we are keeping our kids in mind when making decisions with our town facilities."

Smooth sailing amid border concerns for Sailing Club’s season opener

Concerns about Canada-U.S. relations were raised during the series, as for most races, the Sailing Club conducts use markers in U.S. waters near Lake Ontario’s entrance, near Old Fort Niagara.

Arts Unbound: Tickets for live show from non-profit group on sale June 15

Music Niagara, a non-profit known for bringing diverse music to the community, is teaming up with Community Living Grimsby, Lincoln & West Lincoln, an organization that supports people with developmental disabilities.

Niagara Community Foundation gave $110K last year to NOTL non-profits

As the foundation approaches its 25th anniversary, its $91.5 million endowment fund continues to support local charities through investment revenue, prioritizing long-term community impact.

Rotary Club helps local Air Cadets soar with $1,000 donation

When it comes to helping young people achieve their full potential, developing their leadership skills is crucial to the Rotary Club of Niagara-on-the-Lake, says Chris Hatch, its director of community service.

Clare’s Harley-Davidson celebrates 70 years — and contends with U.S. tariffs

A 25 per cent tariff on imported automobiles, including motorcycles, came into effect on April 3, which owner Randy Clare says has created a great deal of uncertainty in the market.

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