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From humble beginnings, Pride Niagara has grown into an organization that draws thousands of LGBTQ people and allies into public spaces to celebrate how they are different and how they are the... → Read More
Two like-minded organizations have teamed up to advocate for the heritage protection in Grimsby amid development pressure. → Read More
What do you get when you put 85 ukulele players in a room together? According to Sharla Wiens, you get friendship, community and a sweet little jam session. → Read More
Ness Griffin, a Grade 12 Laura Secord Secondary School student, has been appointed the first Indigenous student trustee at the District School Board of Niagara. → Read More
West Lincoln staff are shooting a zoning bylaw amendment request for a gun club back to its applicant for significant review. → Read More
West Lincoln got the first peek at a development concept for the former St. Martin Catholic Elementary School and College Street Public School sites on Monday evening. → Read More
At a time when kids are becoming more interested in playing on their phones than running around outside, one Niagara-on-the-Lake man is encouraging the youth to re-engage with nature. → Read More
Never mind the thick coating of snow on the ground, the first signs of spring were sprouting inside Wellandport Community Centre on Saturday. → Read More
It takes a village to keep Grimsby’s Nelles Manor Museum running smoothly. → Read More
Slow, sensible growth while maintaining small-town character was a common theme conveyed at a public information session about the Smithville Master Community Plan. → Read More
Grimsby residents were given the podium at a recent public meeting about the revised proposal to develop the former Fifth Wheel Truck Stop site — and they were not shy to voice their view. → Read More
While the world watches in horror as footage of animals affected by Australia’s bushfires dominates news and social media feeds, one St. Catharines woman has been spurred into action. → Read More
While most teenagers spend free time chatting with friends, playing video games or binge-watching Netflix, Grimsby’s Maggie Weatherdon has spent three to four hours a night, six nights a week for the... → Read More
For Albert Witteveen, West Lincoln’s first regional councillor, the first year of this term focused highly on learning. His second year, he said, will be more proactive and collaborative. → Read More
A single mother is facing homelessness after her new Thorold home was burglarized before she and her daughters had the chance to move in. → Read More
Niagara-on-the-Lake council voted Monday to table the hotly contended 4 per cent Municipal Accommodation Tax (MAT) until it compiles a tourism strategy. → Read More
The Ontario government is proposing another amendment to its environmental assessment process, this one to reduce the time and cost required to initiate waterpower projects which have little or no negative environmental impacts. → Read More
The eyes of Grimsby council are fixed firmly forward. Having wrapped up important unfinished business in the first year of this term – namely selling the struggling biodigester, recruiting CAO Harry... → Read More
The Niagara-on-the-Lake Bed & Breakfast Association is considering a class-action or a united withholding of licence renewals if the town does not reconsider its short-term rental licence fee... → Read More
Significant strides have been made in NOTL’s battle for Randwood. After a two-day hearing, a judge has dismissed Solmar/Two Sisters' application to quash council's decision to designate the properties... → Read More