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Sandra Edgeworth, Rosemary Evangelista, Lord Mayor Betty DIsero, Lucy Reaman and Margaret Byl stand together after the flag raising for the Women's Institute Tuesday morning. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Women's Institute continues to advocate for community, seeks new members
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News
The Lake Report TIDBITS Feb. 20
An aerial view of Heddle Shipyards in Port Weller shows two lakeliners in the dry docks for maintenance. (Courtesy of Rene Bertschi, Skyview Arts Inc.)
News
Drydocks alive once again
Shift supervisor John Menz (right). (Supplied/Tim Taylor)
News
Shipyard worker has been on the job 45 years
The Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin requires major steel replacement below water level, during it’s five-year seaworthiness refit at Heddle Shipyards’ Port Weller Drydock this winter. (Photos by Tim Taylor and Rene Bertschi)
News
Two aging ships receiving facelifts
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Opinion
Editorial: Solution needed for short-term rentals
St. Michael Catholic Elementary School students Molly Shara and Hazel Norris. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
NOTL teens continue fight for climate, form Climate Action Committee
Effective speaking event co-ordinator Sandra Ross-Gowans with the event participants Cdt. Mia Red, Cpl. Mitchell Vanderberg, Cdt. Joshua Rowe and Cdt. Dylan Critchley. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Air cadets tackle public speaking fears at effective speaking event
(Supplied/ The Friends of Fort George )
News
Whisky tasting is back at Navy Hall
Laurie Gunton goes above and beyond to help seniors pack and downsize for a move. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
NOTL woman offers personalized moving service for seniors
(File photo/Dariya Baiguzhiyeva)
Opinion
Letter: B&B owners are paying big fees to town
The old South Landing Inn in Queenston. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva0
News, Featured
History Unveiled: South Landing Inn still operates today
Supplied photo. (Brian Marshall/Niagara Now)
Featured
Arch-i-text: Short-listing the pros
Little Ray's Nature Centres Kevin Dungey feeds Barry the sloth Friday morning. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Survival of the Slowest brings slow exotic animals to the Butterfly Conservatory
Legion awards winners of the Annual National Poster and Literary Contest. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Legion awards winners of the Annual National Poster and Literary Contest
Graham McMillan and his wife Susan ride along the Mekong River during a visit to Laos. (Supplied)
Entertainment, Opinion
Hometown Traveller: Paring down our 'stuff' so we can travel the world
Mike Keenan
Entertainment
Don't Ever Quit: Epilogue as prologue
Dr. William Brown: It's true, seniors can enjoy sex and love late in life.
Opinion
Dr. William Brown: It's true, seniors can enjoy sex and love late in life
Krystal Drachuk and John Danieluk accept the Golden Plunger for Club 55.
Featured
Golden Plunger: Club 55
Delicious Red Velvet Macaroons. (Collin Goodine)
Entertainment
Cooking with Collin: Valentine's Day macaroons for someone special
File photo/Dariya Baiguzhiyeva
Opinion
Editorial: Same stuff, different way
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Council caved to tourism interest in passing 'political' budget
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Marotta lawyer paints his client as a victim
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Kudos for not abiding by town's PR restrictions
Letter
Opinion
Letter: NOTL council continues poor financial planning
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Flooding is coming this spring and we are running out of time to prevent it
Palatine Hills Estate Winery's Charles Neufeld with The Heritage Trail Committee's Tony Chisolm. Palatine will donate 25 per cent of designated wine orders to trail restoration. (Brittany Carter)
News
Palatine Hills supports Heritage Trail with wine order fundraiser
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Pensions and salaries can't keep pace with taxes and rising costs
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Tourist shuttle is a great idea. We suggested it 30 years ago
Graham Bettes and his service dog Maverick. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Helping veterans, first responders with PTSD
Lord Mayor Betty Disero says the region and Niagara-on-the-Lake are still going to collect the ‘smelly’ portion of the garbage weekly. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Trash collection changes not a service reduction, town told
Coun. Stuart McCormack chairs a committee of the whole general meeting Monday, Feb. 10. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Overnight parking ban could be a thing of the past
A rendering for the proposed St. Davids pool. (Sourced)
News
Town launches campaign for $5M St. Davids pool
The Queenston fire station is the oldest fire hall in town, built around 1977. (File photo/Dariya Baiguzhiyeva)
News
Town considers merging Queenston and St. Davids fire halls
From left, toasting their new partnership: Steve Hudson, Niagara College's senior vice-president, academic and learner services, Sydney Neumann, a second-year student in the winery and viticulture technician program, college president Dan Patterson, and Canopy Growth Corp. officials Jeff Ryan and Sean Webster. (Supplied)
News
Niagara College, Canopy partner in joint vineyard venture
One coyote carcass can be spotted near Brown's Point plaque along Niagara River Parkway. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Ministry investigating dumping of coyote carcasses
Kobe Bryant (sourced photo/Keith Allison)
News
Niagara Falls will light up purple and yellow in honour of Kobe Bryant on Feb. 24
Niagara Recycling donates $20,000 to Red Roof Retreat for the purchase of a new van to transport people with special needs attending Red Roof’s programs to various locations in Niagara. (Supplied)
News
Niagara Recycling donates $20,000 to Red Roof Retreat for new van
Danielle Lepp and Jena Slingerland performing cable chop/twist. (Supplied photo)
Featured
Stay Fit NOTL: Cable machine workout
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Opinion
Letter: Remember who pays teacher salaries and benefits
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News
Tidbits Feb. 13
Glendale’s planned Main Street, between Glendale Avenue and the outlet mall. (Niagara Region illustration)
News
Glendale renaming should commemorate history: Friends of Laura Secord
Supplied photo. (Jim Smith/Niagara Now)
Featured
Exploring Photos: Dewey McCourt
Lisa Tache, a manager of advertising, marketing and special events at the Clare's Harley-Davidson Niagara, serves chili at the shopping event held Feb. 6. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Harley dealer's chili cook-off raises money for charity
Charmaine Lurch stands infront of her wire and wool wrapped sculptures of bees in the gallery at RiverBrink.
News
RiverBrink exhibit used bees as central metaphor
Lobster bisque. (Wikimedia Commons)
Entertainment
Cooking with Collin: Save shells for Icewine Lobster Bisque
Ross Hunter at the BA Service Station. (Supplied/Jim Smith)
Featured
Exploring photos with Jim Smith: Ross Hunter
Assemble the team, starting with the general contractor. (Supplied)
Opinion, Featured
Arch-i-text: Prepping for a team
Writer Sharon Frayne's husband Bill French checks out the news during their visit to Manila. (Supplied/Sharon Frayne).jpg
Entertainment, Featured
Hometown Traveller: Volcano's eruption disrupted visit to Manila
Terry MacDonald and Alex Vujcuf on the beach on Grand Cayman Island. Last week’s earthquake shook things up but no one was hurt. (Supplied)
Entertainment
Hometown Traveller: Major earthquake gave us a scare
Jacyln Willms and Danielle Lepp exercise. (Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
Stay Fit: Four workouts to keep you going
Shiraz Nouri accepts the Golden Plunger on behalf of The Epicurean. (Supplied)
Entertainment
The Golden Plunger: The Epicurean
Ed Hare fixes a remote control toy car for three-year-old Sam Heffernan during the library Repair Cafe on Saturday.(Jessica Maxwell/Niagara Now)
News
Toys, coats, corkscrews, lamps fixed at library Repair Cafe
More work is needed to understand and treat concussions. (Supplied)
Opinion
Dr. Brown: Concussion examined in latest Infohealth presentation
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Opinion
Letter: Support for town in law suit by developer
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News
Letter: Criticism was aimed solely at U.S. pensions, not U.K.
A new app is available to let Niagara residents know of potential floods. (Supplied)
News
Instant flood warnings now available for Niagara residents
Regional Coun. Gary Zalepa. (File photo/Dariya Baiguzhiyeva)
Opinion
Op-ed: Let's improve Canadian competitiveness through tax renewal and updated process
A New York Times article. (Supplied)
Opinion
Letter: Let's stop NY company's plan to dump PCBs into Niagara River
File photo.
Opinion
Letter: Marine unit thanks NOTL for its help
In the 1920s, Fred and Will McClellan ran the biggest store on Queen Street in Niagara-on-the-Lake. (Supplied/Jim Smith photo)
News
History Unveiled: Queen St. thrived in Roaring '20s
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Opinion
Letter: Excellent story on Old Town parking mess
The gas price at Petro-Canada gas station on Mississauga Street in Niagara-on-the-Lake was less than a buck a litre. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Did you miss it? Gas hit 90.9 cents a litre in NOTL – for a while
A revised site plan for the Rand Estate shows the current estate building beside a proposed new hotel and conference centre. (Supplied)
News
Marotta to appeal court decision on Rand Estate heritage designation
Parking on Queen Street has residents and business owners seeking solutions from council. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Old Town parking a problem, councillors agree, but there’s no quick and easy fix, so far
Nancy Bongard practices using water to lighten the paint. (Richard Harley/Niagara Now)
Entertainment
RiverBrink art class offers watercolour fun for all
Ross Smith, in his makeshift studio, surrounded by his most recent creative endeavour, abstract art. (Tim Taylor/The Lake Report)
News
Ross Smith: A lifetime of creativity and design
Mabel Hunter cuts the cake to celebrate her 94th birthday. (Supplied)
News, Opinion
Letter: At 94, Mabel is still a force in duplicate bridge
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Opinion
Letter: Marotta has made repeated offers to settle dispute
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Opinion
Letter: Like parking, pedestrians also a problem in Old Town
Niagara-on-the-Lake resident and songwriter Steve Goldberger in his studio in Old Town. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
NOTL's Old Winos release first album Friday
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Opinion
Editorial: Journalists don’t answer to public relations depts
Trudy Waldie turned 100 years old on Jan. 30. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
NOTL resident celebrates 100th birthday
A photo illustration of a proposed hotel on the Rand Estate. (Supplied photo)
News
Town still knows little info about new Rand design: Disero
During a service delivery review discussion Monday, Lord Mayor Betty Disero said she wants an "honest, objective" opinion on how the town delivers its services. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Council debate grows testy over service delivery review
Teachers from St. Michael Catholic Elementary School in Virgil strike against provincial government cuts to education. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Virgil Catholic teachers join second provincewide strike
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News
Kickstart Kindergarten Open Houses welcomed new students into local schools Thursday
Several bird feeders along Niagara Shores Park have been torn down. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
'Unapproved' bird feeders along Niagara Shores Park torn down
Letter
Opinion
Letter: U.K. trade deal must ensure expats' pensions are indexed
John Wright (Supplied)
News, Featured
Exploring photos: John Wright
Fred Curtis
Opinion
Letter: A wonderful gentleman
The Rand Estate.
Opinion
Letter: Marotta's comments on court case were self-serving
Sean O’Donnell accepts the Golden Plunger on behalf of Willow Cakes and Pastries. (Plunger Patrol)
Entertainment
Golden Plunger: Willow Cakes and Pastries
Rainer Hummel
Opinion
Letter: Hummel house project still incomplete
Danielle Lepp and Jaclyn WIllms show the V-sit. (Stay Fit NOTL)
Entertainment, Featured
Stay Fit NOTL: Flatten (and flatter) your core
Letter
Opinion
Letter: NOTL should take lead on planting trees
FIle photo
News
Correction: Budget numbers
The first edition of The Lake Report in 2018.
Opinion
Editorial: We need your support
What is the best way to approach a renovation? (Supplied photo)
Opinion
Arch-i-text: Do your reno groundwork
Lord Mayor Betty Disero.
Opinion
Op-ed: Lord mayor explains town's budget and tax increases
​​​​​​​This typical French scene is under threat. Napoleon and the aristocracy are variously credited with planting the roadside plane trees. But for several years after 1999, thousands were cut down to reduce traffic deaths. (Don Cameron photo)
Entertainment, Featured
Hometown Traveller: Renting a car is best way to see a country
Krista Matthews says she is looking for professional clothes to give her a leg up during job searching. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Niagara College gives students free professional clothes during Dress to Impress event
File photo/Dariya Baiguzhiyeva
News
The Lake Report TIDBITS Jan.30
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News
Town adopts ombudsman recommendations on hiring practices
Joe Perri of Perridiso Winery. (Victoria Gilbert)
Entertainment, Featured
Wine Country: Perridiso: A bit of paradise in Niagara-on-the-Lake
Albert Einstein circa 1947. Wikimedia Commons
News, Featured
Dr. Wiliam Brown--Even when Einstein was wrong, he was right
file photo.
Entertainment
Writers' Circle: Dids' Story: The human truth about war
NOTL Legion Sergeant at Arms Doug Garrett is 92. (Janice White photo).JPG
News
History Unveiled: NOTL Legion in the modern era
Financial services rep Jane Clattenburg and member services reps Charlene Neufeld and Janene Stefanovich show off pigs at the Niagara Stone Road Meridian Credit Union. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Piggy bank campaign supports children's mental health
Denielle Bassels performs at the the Willowbank Sunday Salon Series held on Jan. 26. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Gallery: The Willowbank Sunday Salon Series kicks off
The chilli cook off and exclusive shopping event will be held on Feb. 6 from 4 till 8 p.m. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Harley dealer hosts chili cook-off
Carol Williams with her dog Connor winning Owner-handled Best of Breed class at the Florida Gulf Coast Cluster in January. (Supplied)
News
NOTL dog is a champion in Canada and U.S.
Elementary school teachers strike against education cuts Thursday, Jan. 23. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Teachers from Crossroads, St. Davids join strike against provincial education cuts
A portion of the provincial funding will be spent on road repaving on Gate Street, from Anne to John streets. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
NOTL receives $815,143 for infrastructure repair
NOTL resident witnessed an extensive amount of foam overflowing a bridge at the Lower Virgil Dam and Reservoir last Saturday. (Supplied/Harvey Schulz)
News
'Natural process' blamed for massive foam at the Lower Virgil Dam and Reservoir
file photo.
News
In-Depth: Queen Street parking a royal mess
New plans for the Rand Estate show a five-storey hotel. (Supplied photo)
News
Exclusive: Marotta unveils new Rand Estate designs
Comedian David Green stands in front of 4680Q radio station on Queen Street in Niagara Falls, where he records "Live on Queen with David Green" Monday nights. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
He's got talent: Comedian channels attention from America's Got Talent audition toward Niagara fundraiser
Prague’s main train station. (Wikimedia Commons)
Entertainment
Hometown Traveller: Prague – If our friends could just see us now
Gen. Charles M. Nelles was the first president of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 124. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
Featured
History Unveiled: The roots of NOTL's Legion
Fred Curtis. (Supplied/Jim Smith)
Entertainment, Featured
Exploring photos with Jim Smith: Fred Curtis
What is the best way to approach a renovation? (Supplied)
Opinion
Arch-i-text: Considering a reno?
Ten Thousand Villages NOTL on Queen Street has been in operation for 34 years. Store manager Teresa Friesen said it's been an honour to work for the organization. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Ten Thousand Villages NOTL store to close its doors in May
Pickled beets. (Wikimedia Commons)
Entertainment
Cooking with Collin: Grandma-inspired love of pickled beets
File photo.
Opinion
Letter: A wish list for Queenston jet boat tour buses
Jaclyn Willms showing a runners lunge stretch. (Supplied photo)
Featured
Stay Fit: Five stretches to reverse effect of sitting
Simon Hacker accepts the award for Ferox. (Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
The Golden Plunger: Ferox Winery
File photo.
Entertainment
Writer's Circle: Dids' story: Chasing a German warship
Sobeys has ended the use of plastic bags. (Supplied)
Opinion
Major retailer shows leadership in getting rid of plastic bags
Five different specimen of dogs, domesticated and wild, are shown in a mountainous landscape. Coloured etching by J. Miller after J. Stewart. (Wikimedia Commons)
Opinion
Dr. William Brown: The domestication of animals and, yes, humans 
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. (Wikimedia Commons/Mark Jones)
Opinion
Letter: Meghan and Harry critique was mean-spirited
The canal’s dewatering allows to inspect and repair the canal’s infrastructure that is usually unaccessible during a navigation season. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Draining the canal for the icy season
File photo.
Opinion
Letter: Simply raising taxes is not sustainable
(File photo/Dariya Baiguzhiyeva)
Opinion
Letter: Live-in B&Bs and short-term rentals need to be treated differently
File photo.
News
Editorial: News is literally our job, folks
NOTL resident Louise Waldie ships donated clothes from Newark Neighbours and other store to remote northern communities. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
NOTL woman helps Newark Neighbours with goal to support remote northerners
From left: Chris Weir, Dave Holt, Corey Fowler, Tim Penner, Ryan Jarret, Vine Rines and Brain Shultz. (Supplied/Jessica Maxwell)
News
Referees donate wages, raise $500 in memory of 'Mikey' Labonte
Jamaican students kick around pop bottles and cans due to limited supplies and funds for soccer balls. (supplied)
News
Jamaican schools receive soccer balls from NOTL farm worker and community
parking meter in Old Town.(Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Queen Street parking is a royal mess
Legion Branch 124 recruitment officer Doug Pettit and Stan Harrington. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Legion membership continues to grow each year
Members of new group For Our Kids Niagara stand with members of Extinction Rebellion Niagara at the Niagara Conservation Authority annual meeting earlier this month. (Supplied Photo)
News
For Our Kids Niagara activists recruiting members from NOTL
Members of the ARMM project research team gather at NC’s Walker Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Centre including Allan Spence, PhD (researcher and industry liaison), Yodha Singh (Mechanical Engineering Technology student and research assistant), Dave McKechnie (research laboratory technologist); Daniel Bordenave, (Bisep CEO and founder); and Avery Edge (Mechanical Engineering Technology student and research assistant). (supplied)
News
Local start-up partners with Niagara College to create innovative mobility device
Members of animal rights group At War for Animals Niagara open and pour bottles into the street. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Wine or water? Police draw flack from NOTL residents for not charging protesters
Matt Furlong, NOTL Public Library's IT co-ordinator with one of the two WiFi hotspot devices available for loan. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Library offers connection with new Wi-Fi hotspot devices available for loan
Lord Mayor Betty Disero chairs the council meeting on Jan. 20. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
Updated: Council approves 8.62% municipal tax hike
Teachers from St. Michael Catholic Elementary School in Virgil walked off the job Tuesday morning, protesting government cuts to education. (Dariya Baiguzhiyeva/Niagara Now)
News
St. Michael Catholic elementary teachers join one-day walkout
File photo.
News
The Lake Report TIDBITS Jan. 23
Developer Rainer Hummel, owner of Hummel Properties Inc. (Supplied)
News
Hummel sues town for $500,000 over development freeze in Old Town
Laura Gibson chair of the Newark Neighbours board and Sean Webster, Canopy Growth’s director of government and stakeholder relations at Newark Neighbours Tuesday afternoon. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Canopy Growth’s $5,000 donation will help outreach by Newark Neighbours
A group of women greet each other at the Icewine Village on Saturday. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Gallery: Niagara-on-the-Lake Icewine Village
Adam Stirr pours Jackson Triggs wine onto his head in symbolic boycott against NOTL wineries. (Brittany Carter/Niagara Now)
News
Animal rights group pours out wine in 'spectacle' Saturday
William Lyon Mackenznie. (Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: W.L. Mackenzie Part 2 of 2
William Lyon Mackenzie. (Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: W.L. Mackenzie Part 1 of 2
(Supplied/Pixabay)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Tender fruits
(Supplied/Niagara Historical Society and Museum)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Swimmers of Lake Ontario
(Supplied/Niagara Historical Society and Museum)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Mural Project
The collapse of Honeymoon Bridge in 1938. (Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: When the river stopped flowing
Brock’s Monument in Queenston. (Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: St. Davids in the 20th Century
Four Mile Creek Road in St. Davids circa 1920. (St. Davids Ratepayers Association/Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: St. Davids in the 20th Century
Four Mile Creek Road in St. Davids circa 1920. (St. Davids Ratepayers Association/Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: The Early Years
The Lake Report makes great wrapping paper. (Lauren O'Malley/Niagara Now)
News, Entertainment, Opinion
Wrap your gifts with The Lake Report
An illustration of the ghost of Sarah Ann by Conor MacNeil. (Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Ghost stories of NOTL
240 Centre St. in Niagara-on-the-Lake. (Niagara Now)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: The John Breakenridge homes
Spring daffodils covered in snow after an ice storm hit the Niagara region April 15.
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara’s History Unveiled: The summer that never arrived
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Niagara-on-the-Lake. (Richard Harley/Niagara Now)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara’s History Unveiled: St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
St. Vincent de Paul Church, built in 1834.
News, Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: St. Vincent de Paul Graveyard
The owner of this NOTL house, William Steward, signed a petition for the release of runaway slave Solomon Moseby. His wife Susannah might have been among the women blockading the carriage that Moseby was to be transported in, though no documentation exists to prove her participation.
News, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Solomon Moseby
Four sights on Queen St. in Niagara-on-the-Lake — Exchange Brewery (the former Bell Exchange Building), the old Court House, a coat-of-arms on top of Natasha Bradley (former customs building) and the clock tower cenotaph. (Richard Harley/Niagara Now)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: A stroll down Queen St.
"Miss Rye's" Our Western Home. (Canadian Illustrated News, Dec. 6, 1879)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Our Western Home
Elizabeth Ascher. (Supplied)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Four notable women of NOTL
Colonel John Butler. (Wikimedia Commons)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Colonel John Butler
An inscription on Parliament Oak school. (Niagara Now)
News, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Parliament Oak School
Henry Paffard. (Supplied photo)
News
Niagara’s History Unveiled: Henry Paffard and the Niagara Apothecary
The Queen's Royal Hotel in NOTL. (Supplied photo)
Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: The Queen's Royal Hotel
Niagara Falls New Year's Eve celebrations will be hosted by Rick Mercer and aired live on CBC. (Sourced photo)
News, Entertainment
New Year's Eve comes back with a bang
244 King St. in Niagara-on-the-Lake. (Submitted photo)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: Exploring the history and people of 244 King St.
Restored photo of the Queen St. train station in Niagara-on-the-Lake. (Photo provided by the Niagara Historical Society and Museum.)
Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: The train of NOTL
Janet Carnochan. (Supplied photo)
Entertainment, Featured
Niagara's History Unveiled: The woman behind Canada's first purpose-built museum
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