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Ferox owner wants to open microbrewery at Harvest Barn

“We live in a wine community — we welcome any additional winery or brewery into the community,” said one person who lives across the street from Harvest Barn, renamed Alitura four years ago.

NOTL small business offers green, all-Canadian products amid U.S. tariffs

Local actress Tara Rosling relaunched her NOTL-based Little Green Shop this week — customers can bring containers like mason jars to fill with Canadian-made soaps, cleaners and shampoos to eliminate packaging waste.

Fall prevention Learn & Live met with big response

Up to 25 per cent of people who have an accidental fall will die within a year of that fall, shared the Falls Intervention Team with the Learn & Live session attendees.

Pleasant Manor outbreak: Nine residents battle flu and stomach bug

Seven residents have Influenza A, while two have gastrointestinal issues. No hospitalizations have been reported.

Royal George Theatre given OK-go for post-closure rebuild

The Royal George Theatre will be exempt from Queen-Picton Heritage District study restrictions after council approval, which will allow the 110-year-old building to undergo reconstruction after it closes at the end of this year.

Two teens sleeping in stolen minivan in Glendale arrested

Patrolling officers arrested a 17-year-old and a 19-year-old who were sleeping in a minivan in a plaza on York Road and Glendale Avenue. Police say it was stolen from St. Catharines.

Wayne Gates ready to fight for Ontarians as returning MPP

With 25 per cent tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump on Tuesday, Gates told The Lake Report he is focused on advocating for interprovincial trade without barriers.

Gates soars to victory in Niagara Falls riding, leading by 11K votes

In his victory speech at Chip n Charlie's Eatery & Bar in Niagara Falls, Gates said even during a snap election which was unnecessary and costly, volunteers came out and put up more than 2,500 of his election signs across the riding.

Women breaking barriers and leading with confidence – powerful words from Arlene Dickinson

During her talk at Peller Estates, Dickinson said while women in business must stand up for themselves, men also need to advocate for and be allies to women in their efforts: “We're not trying to take your place. We're trying to just stand beside you."

NOTL hires its first climate change co-ordinator to take on environmental challenges

New climate change co-ordinator Kassie Burns says the two main goals for her first six months on the job will be work around invasive species in town and NOTL's natural assets, like its rivers, forests and wetlands.

Should Gretzky’s name stay? Winery name sparks debate

Some argue Gretzky’s past comments and affiliations with U.S. President Donald Trump make him unfit to represent Canada and Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Early voters in NOTL criticize Ford’s snap election

Interviews at the NOTL Community Centre indicated voters have mixed opinions about Ford’s framing of the election as a mandate to counter Trump’s tariff threats and hyperlocal concerns around health care, grocery costs and inflation.

PHOTO GALLERY: Wacky winter weather hits NOTL

Snow has been coming down heavily this month in Niagara-on-the-Lake.

Pillar and Post hit as wave of vandalism, theft sweeps NOTL

The Pillar and Post's general manager says they're trying to gathering security footage of the vandal, or vandals, in action: "Police won't even show up to a report if there isn't video of it," says Ryan Murray.

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