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$5K grant sweetens NOTL cake parade, Willow’s still on the menu

This year’s celebration marks 37 years of the organization running Canada Day in town, drawing thousands each summer. About 3,000 people enjoyed a slice of cake in 2024.

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.

Fundraiser, drive and raffle for animal rescue this weekend

Tanya Rice is hosting her fifth annual planter and bake sale through her volunteer group, the Community Initiative for Animal Rescue, to raise money for two organizations: Angel’s Rest Dog Rescue and the Heart and the Hope of Lost and Found Pets Niagara.

Willowbank hopes to win $50K in national competition to expand Queenston school

“The success of Willowbank is an indication of interest and commitment to making sure that this place and many other places are around many generations from now," said the National Trust of Canada's executive director.

Opinion: Off to the polls — what’s at stake in the next election

"Voters are being 'sucker punched' after putting their trust in the Republican Party. The survival of American democracy is once again in the hands of We the people,'" writes Keith McNenly.

New website connects farm stands with locals and agri-tourists

A new website and Facebook group looking it make it easier for locals and tourists to find farm stands across Niagara-on-the-Lake is taking off online this spring, as the national "shop local" movement continues to gain momentum.

What’s happening in NOTL for March break

From Lego tournaments to stuffed-animal sleepovers, there’s no shortage of things to do. Here’s what’s happening around town to help you plan your break.

Red Roof Retreat is skating toward a new expansion

The retreat plans to move from its current 1,100-square-foot-bungalow on Concession 6 to a state-of-the–art, 5,700-square-foot fully accessible two-story building. 

Vehicle break-ins surge in Niagara-on-the-Lake

A neighbourhood watch is being put together for the Chautauqua area, after the latest string of NOTL vehicle break-ins struck the small community on...

Speed camera returns to Niagara Stone Road in May

The speed camera by Crossroads Public School will be active again in May. The camera is installed on Niagara Stone Road between Concession 6 and...

Transport Canada to continue working with town staff

The outcome of meetings between town staff and Transport Canada officials was made public after a request from Coun. Gary Burroughs. With council’s approval of...

Niagara’s million-dollar miss: Advocates rally for regional film office

"Without cohesion, without a central office and a team that can act fast, it's going to be a long shot to secure these projects and these productions," says location scout Peter Donato.

Icebreakers comedy fest returns for 11th year

“It’s a nice little event to break up the winter blues," says executive producer Jeff Paul. Tickets are on sale now for every show except the sold-out Saturday night show.

Icewine Festival returns to NOTL for its 30th anniversary

If you're looking to inject a little sweetness into the bitter winter cold of January, the upcoming icewine village might be the place for you. This year's festival returns Jan. 18 for two weekends.

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