Canadian maple syrup story, Mini Pop Kids take Niagara’s weekend spotlight
The weekend agenda also includes: a St. Patrick’s Day event at Welland Farmers Market, a classic rock double-header at The ...
Niagara highway closures for planned roadwork on March 14
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Trump’s tariffs could raise domestic beer prices in Canada. Here’s why
While Canadian consumers can feel good about choosing Canadian beer over U.S. imports, an industry group is warning beer ...
A Nigerian family fled to Niagara for a ‘safer life.’ An older churchgoer welcomed them into his home, then molested their child
A 76-year-old Niagara man who molested the child of an immigrant family he welcomed into his home will spend the next 3.4 ...
St. Catharines wants more arts and culture in public spaces
City is inviting artists and organizations to perform indoors and outdoors through the year in a new cultural programming ...
Branching out and building up: Spin for Ukraine launches Sunflower Festival fundraisers
With more than $65,000 raised in three years, the Niagara Sunflower Festival for Ukrainian Relief shows no signs of slowing ...
Unvaccinated Niagara students still at risk of suspension, and as measles spreads
Nearly 6,800 students have yet to update vaccine records as measles infections spread in Niagara and province wide ...
Canadian ice cream maker Chapman’s says it’ll ‘absorb’ Trump tariff-related costs to freeze prices
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Summer program in St. Catharines helps students turn business ideas into reality
Company program offers mentorship and money to young entrepreneurs who want to start their own business. Summer program in St. Catharines helps students turn business ideas into reality ...
Indigenous Niagara Falls runner follows ancestor’s footsteps as he prepares for Boston Marathon
Kristian Jamieson is a 23-year-old Niagara Falls native who started running to keep active during the COVID-19 pandemic. He has qualified for April’s Boston Marathon.
Spring recreation program registration opens next week in St. Catharines
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Port Colborne residents call for citizens health-care committee to address concerns
Residents are urging city council to establish a citizens committee that would give Port Colborne a stronger voice in local health-care decisions. The proposed committee would give residents a direct ...