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May. 27, 2022 | Friday
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After COVID cancelled it for two years, the Virgil Stampede was the place to be on the weekend as thousands flocked to the three-day fair. (Evan Saunders)
News
Virgil Stampede marks a happy spring of post-COVID life for NOTL kids
Editorial
Opinion, Featured
Editorial: Virgil Stampede was the medicine we needed
Wayne Gates is the incumbent MPP in the Niagara Falls riding. (Sourced)
News
Early provincial voting is open now
The 2019 vintage of Reif Estate's Grand Reserve Vidal Icewine won a gold medal and the Canadian Icewine Trophy at the International Wine Challenge in England. (Supplied)
News
Reif icewine wins gold at international competition
Yellow Door's "Godspell" cast will be helping with entertainment at the event. (Supplied)
News
Yellow Door hosts Bavarian-themed fundraiser May 30
The Rand Estate. (File)
News
Rand Estate subdivision public meeting set for June 9
Lord Mayor Betty Disero chats with Oregon resident Judy Hampton while working her shift as an ambassador on May 22. (Evan Saunders)
News
NOTL Ambassadors embrace rain and visitors
Jack Muraca, goalie. (Supplied)
News
Sports: Thunderhawks triumph 12-1 as lacrosse returns to NOTL
Rose Stadelmier, Allon Stadelmier and Linda Nickel were busy organizing the front gate on Saturday. (Evan Saunders)
News
An army of NOTL volunteers ensures the success of the Stampede
Carla Kloosterhuis models some of her Yokla fashion items. (Supplied)
News
SPONSORED: Yoka Fashions opens new NOTL location in Virgil
The iconic Queen Street Cenotaph is in need of repairs and Royal Canadian Legion Branch 124 is asking the community to donate to support NOTL's most recognizable structure. (File)
News
After a century of weather, cenotaph needs donations for repairs
Jim Russell examines one of the three standing headstones that remain in the Negro Burial Ground in Niagara-on-the-Lake. (Evan Saunders)
News
28 graves, 19 headstones located in historic Black cemetery
There's clapboard under that stucco. (Brian Marshall)
Opinion, Featured
Arch-i-text: Not what it looked like
Dr. William Brown
Opinion
Dr. Brown: The brain is a learning machine of unrivalled excellence
Horoscope
Entertainment
Horoscope: Good news: Venus and Mars are all right
Container gardening is something you can do even if you don't have a lot of green space. (Joanne Young)
Featured
Growing Together: Now is the time to start summer container gardening
Sheri and Patrick Ruby walk near Ryerson Park in Niagara-on-the-Lake during last year's Step Challenge. (File/Richard Harley)
News
Registration opens for 2022 NOTL Step Challenge
Louise Robitaille tees off. (File)
News
Sports: Ruth Dowsett leads 9-hole women
Guy Lafleur. (Ice Hockey Wiki)
News
Ross's Ramblings: Humble NHL legend Guy Lafleur's quiet visit to NOTL
Sarah Kroeker, also known as Kaye Parker, has found social media fame by talking through her darkest moments. (Brittany Carter)
News
Rising from the ashes of debilitating mental trauma
This lone female redwing blackbird is a potential target for an outdoor cat (Gregary Ford photo).
Opinion
Keeping it Green: Curiosity kills: Protecting pet cats and small animals
Exploring Photos with the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum.
Featured
Exploring Photos with the NOTL Museum: Battle of Fort George, May 27, 1813
The Bikes for Farmworkers group needs you to donate your old bikes. (Evan Saunders)
News
Bikes for Farmworkers in 'dire' need of more bicycles
Letter
Opinion
Letter: NOTL does not yet have an approved official plan
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Continually caught in a voters' list conundrum
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Mary St. project is only two storeys
Letter to the editor
Opinion
Letter: Delighted as a visitor to read The Lake Report
Letter to the editor
Opinion
Letter: More criticism of NOTL winery design
Letter
Opinion
Letter: What happened to 'intruder' after police arrived on scene?
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Town needs to reduce speeds on rural roads
The roots encircled the trunk and eventually killed these trees on Victoria Street. (Supplied)
Opinion
Letter: Research offers different take on planting trees and shrubs
Julian Trachsel at the community garden on Niven Road. (Evan Saunders)
News
Hurry! Old Town community garden has three open spots
Susan Brown and Marlene McCarthy browse some of the paintings on display at the Queenston Art Show over the long-weekend. (Evan Saunders)
News
Art show returns to Queenston after four-year hiatus
Newark Neighbours is looking for a new home so it can expand its food shelf space. (Evan Saunders)
News
Newark Neighbours asks for help finding a new home
Maya Gazzard, with her late father, Rev. Tony Gazzard. (Supplied).jpeg
News
Fond memories of Stampede visits with her late father
Doug Ford steamrolls into Niagara-on-the-Lake at McNabb Acres prior to a news conference Thursday about the Garden City Skyway expansion and the provincial election. (Evan Saunders)
News
Doug Ford's campaign steamrolls into NOTL
A Year in the Life of Niagara-on-the-Lake.
News
A Year in the Life of NOTL: In photographs
Bashar Haddad and his son Shebl set up a small sale stand at the Orchard Park community garage sale on Saturday. (Richard Harley)
News
Spring sale spree in Niagara-on-the-Lake
Murray Weaver, Gina Scarlett and Dr. Greg DeCinque were all born on May 10, 1947. On Tuesday they gathered to celebrate turning 75 together. (Evan Saunders)
News
Trio with same birthday celebrate 75 trips around the sun
Willowbank School of Restoration Arts Board Chair Patrick Little and Niagara College President Sean Kennedy signed a Memorandum of Understanding on May 11, 2022 to explore opportunities for both institutions to work together. Little and Kennedy are joined from left to right by Caitlin Wooll, Director of Willowbank School of Restoration Arts, John F.T. Scott, Willowbank Board Vice-Chair, Nancy Smith, Willowbank Board Director, Dr. Elizabeth Oliver-Malone, Willowbank Board Director, Katie Houghton
News
Willowbank, Niagara College ink collaboration deal
Chamber of Commerce president Minerva Ward enjoys a glass of pinot grigio before taking the podium at the Prince of Wales on Tuesday. (Evan Saunders)
News
NOTLers are happy with tourism, survey finds
The Queen Street Cenotaph is an iconic part of NOTL. (File)
News
Parade will mark 100th birthday of iconic NOTL clock tower cenotaph
Constable Chad Davidson demonstrates the soft technique of using a baton to pry out a suspects arm when they are on the ground resisting arrest. (Evan Saunders)
News
Kevlar vests and fake Glocks: The split-second decisions police have to make
Whistlin' Jim McMacken. (Kevin MacLean)
News
Sports: McMacken scores big in two men's leagues
An employee of Albion Amusements Inc. sets up one of the rides in anticipation for the first day of the Virgil Stampede this Saturday. (Evan Saunders)
News
Eager kids anticipate fun, friends and food at Virgil Stampede
Simcoe Park is a popular spot for residents and visitors alike and will be home to a Chorus Niagara Children's Choir show on May 29. (File)
News
Chorus Niagara Children’s Choir returns to the stage with NOTL bandshell show
A rendering of the complex facing Dorchester Street. (Sourced)
News
Townhouse project proposed for Mary Street
Editorial
Opinion
Editorial: Make an informed choice
Making plants and objects stand out can turn your garden from mismatch to magnificent. (Joanne Young)
Opinion
Growing Together: If your garden is a mishmash, here's how it can be magnificent
The 39th annual Queenston Art Show will be taking place from May 20 to the 23 at the Queenston Community Centre. (Supplied)
News
Queenston Art Show returns for 39th year
Horoscope
Entertainment
Horoscope: Help is on the way on the work and health fronts
Supplied photo.
News
Pie'za giving away free pizzas to help Toronto mission
Exploring photos with the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum.
Featured
Exploring Photos with the NOTL Museum: The village of Queenston
The Museum's walking tours return in June. (File)
News
Walking into history: Museum's treks return for summer
Georgian Fancy Painted Pine Floor. (Supplied)
Featured
Arch-i-text: The restoration question
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Where is due diligence for McNab four-way stop?
Letter to the editor
News
Letter: Veterinarian went above and beyond to help ill dog
Dr. William Brown.
Opinion
Dr. Brown: Humans seem most creative and innovative from teens to their 30s
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Real leadership is needed to halt NOTL's slow decline
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Those 'no parking' signs near Grist restaurant are unnecessary
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Not impressed with mayoral candidates so far
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Town passed its new official plan and now it's up to region
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Please don't restrict use of old railway trail
Emma Cuthbert holds a bottle of Twisted Berry Gin, which recently won a gold medal at the U.S. Open Whiskey and Spirits Championship. Last year, as an artisan distilling student, she and her classmates created the spirit for their capstone project.
News
Niagara College: Teaching Distillery captures two golds, one bronze at U.S. championship
The Tcherniauski family from Niagara Falls celebrate Mother's Day 2022 on the Niagara Parkway near Walker's Market. Sippy cups, bubbly, a bouquet of roses, glazed chocolate cake from Sobey's and perfect peace. Meanwhile many people in Ukraine are hiding from the horrors of war in underground subway stations and bombed buildings. (Ross Robinson)
News
Ross's Ramblings: Mother’s Day on the Niagara Parkway and in the Kyiv subway
Managing curator Sarah Kaufman and assistant curator Shawna Butts preparing exhibit. (Supplied/Barbara Worthy)
News
Museum's latest exhibition explores waterfront history
Editorial
Opinion
Editorial: In a pickle over noise
John and Jill Wiens are no longer owners of the NOTL Golf Club.
News
Legal battle ends with ownership change at NOTL Golf Club
Exploring photos with the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum.
Featured
Exploring Photos with the NOTL Museum: Queenston Heights "Port Folio"
Grayson Tataryn, Ruby Elltoft, Preston Bowslaugh, teacher Rachel Debon, Mia Phillips, Zara Phillips and head of school Julia Murray sit in front of Royal Oak School. (Evan Saunders)
News
Kids helping kids: Royal Oak students fundraise for summer camp
Dr. Mustafa Hirji. (File)
News
COVID cases trending downward but not deaths, Hirji says
Potions #8, 2021. (Supplied)
News
New RiverBrink exhibit is a 'Labour of Love'
Miss Young's School. (Brian Marshall)
Opinion, Featured
Arch-i-text: A treasure that needs saving
Candidate for Lord Mayor, Gary Zalepa. Zalepa says he wants to ensure the town has financial stability and advocates effectively to higher tiers of government. (File)
News
Zalepa challenging Disero for mayoralty
Lord Mayor Betty Disero fills out her official application to run for Lord Mayor in the municipal election this fall. (Evan Saunders)
News
More than 1,000 residents sign Disero's nomination papers
The intersection of Church and McNab is getting a four-way stop. (Evan Saunders)
News
Four-way stop coming to Church and McNab
Madison Sabourin, Mallory Steinburg, Sophie Hawthorne and Meghan McMeekin won a hard-fought legal victory against Denis Morris at a mock trial held in the Superior Court of Justice on May 6. (Evan Saunders)
News
NOTL teens help lead their high school to victory in mock trial
Richard Harley neatly frames this image of a couple walking along the Niagara Parkway.
News
A YEAR IN THE LIFE: New Lake Report project celebrates life in NOTL
Polo returns to the commons this fall. (NOTL Museum)
News
Tickets on sale as polo returns to the Commons
Men's champ James Grigjanis-Meusel. (Ron Planche)
News
Sports: Golf leagues get back into the swing for another season
Opinion
Opinion
Op-ed: How the Town of NOTL could act to boost affordable housing
Rev. YongSeok Baek joins volunteers Marianne McRae, Sue Foss and Judy Kerr during the St. Davids-Queenston United Church yard and bake sale on Saturday, May 7. (Linda Hardaker)
News
Glendale Notes: $2,800 raised at church's yard and bake sale
It's important to plant trees and shrubs at the proper depth. (Joanne Young)
Opinion
Growing Together: Let the planting begin: But do it right so trees, shrubs survive
Horoscope
Entertainment
Horoscope: Big, bold Jupiter grabs your attention for the next 12 months
Terry Flynn has worked for Niagara EMS for decades and knows first hand the struggles frontline workers have gone through during the pandemic, he said.
News
Terry Flynn representing Liberals in Niagara Centre
Kelyn Best, Elaina Jones and her mother Jean Marie Jones on reconciliation, residential schools and moving forward positively at the announcement of the founding of the Niagara Parks Foundation on April 22. (Evan Saunders)
News
Niagara Parks Commission launches fundraising arm
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Let's all share the old railway trail
Letter
Opinion
Letter: A viable official plan is crucial for NOTL
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Major overkill with St. Davids parking signs
Letter
Opinion
Letter: No real control of business signs downtown
Letter
Opinion
Letter: The reality is Ford is privileged, callous and inept
The Lake Report won 14 provincial awards in the Ontario Community Newspapers Association competition.
News
Lake Report wins big: 'It's humbling and an honour to be recognized by your peers'
Nathane Jackson is an expert at teaching golfers how to get more distance through improved fitness. (Supplied)
News
Sports: Playing the long game
Tim Balasiuk shows off his salvaged Krusty the Clown basketball. (Richard Harley)
News
NOTL beach cleanup removes thousands of pieces of litter
Cameron House, behind the hedges. (Supplied)
Opinion, Featured
Arch-i-text: Niagara’s Neo-Classical
Pillar and Post staff on a Vintage Hotels trolley. (Supplied)
News
Vintage Hotels preparing for 'pent-up demand'
Lord Mayor Betty Disero helps Battle of the Atlantic veteran Fred Martin fasten his Queen's Platinum Jubilee pin at the Sunday memorial. (Richard Harley)
News
Battle of the Atlantic remembered in NOTL ceremony
File photo
News
PLACED--- PRINT: Comedy show
Editorial.
Opinion
Editorial: Plenty to be excited about
Hockey, soccer, baseball, basketball, lacrosse — Mike Cwiertniewski has played them all. The father of two is now busy coaching soccer and hockey for NOTL's leagues. (Evan Saunders)
News
The play's the thing: Award-winning NOTL hockey coach gets ready for soccer season
Steve Watson and Don Johnston from Global GPR Services and Jim Russell puzzle over a soil anomaly in the Negro Burial Ground on Mississauga Street. (Evan Saunders)
News
Work begins to identify early Black Canadians buried in NOTL cemetery
Coun. Allan Bisback will be running for a second term. (Evan Saunders/File)
News
Election season begins. Provincial and municipal races start ... now
The medals for the Canada Summer Games. Note the 13 waves at the bottom which represent Niagara Falls, the 13 territories and provinces and the 13 Niagara municipalities hosting the games. (Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games)
News
NOTL artist designs Canada Summer Games medals
Portable toilets are popping up in places all over town. (Ross Robinson)
News
Ross's Ramblings: A proverbial plethora of Porta Potties is plaguing our pretty metropolis
The Negro Burial Ground on Mississauga Street is getting renamed as the Niagara Baptist Church Burial Ground by the Ontario Heritage Trust. (Evan Saunders)
News
Heritage trust renames NOTL's historic Negro Burial Ground
Exploring photos with the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum.
Featured
Exploring Photos with the NOTL Museum: Niagara Wharf, 1935
A past St. Davids-Queenston United Church yard sale. (Linda Hardaker)
News
Glendale Notes:  Fundraising activities are back at St. Davids-Queenston United Church
From left, Kaspar Pold, Teresa Wong, Janice Dodd and Michael Dodd. Teresa and Janice have become close friends after a story in The Lake Report sparked a connection between the two mothers, both from Hong Kong. (Richard Harley)
News
A helping hand: Two mothers become fast friends thanks to Lake Report story
Dr. William Brown.
Opinion
Dr. Brown: Time varies and is not the same everywhere in the universe
Soil success can make the difference between success and failure. (Joanne Young)
Opinion
Growing Together: Starting from the ground up, here's the dirt on soil
Brian Carberry and Jan Van Haren brought out loads of silver to sell at their garage sale fundraiser for Ukraine. (Richard Harley)
News
Garage sale for Ukraine raises $3,200
From left, graduates Bonnie Liu, Rick Pali, Holly Thompson, Krys Dale, guest speaker Andrew Humeniuk and valedictorian Chris Thorne. (Supplied/Mackenzie Campbell)
News
Willowbank celebrates its newest crop of grads
NOTL comedian Joe Pillitteri will host the gala event for the Garden City Comedy Festival. (Richard Harley/File)
News
Garden City Comedy Festival returns for four days in June
Golfing at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club. (File)
News
SPORTS: NOTL players compete in Champion of Champions tourney
Members of the NOTL Golf Club's nine and 18 hole women's leagues kicked off the season Tuesday with a fun morning on the links. (Kevin MacLean)
News
Sports: Women make a splash to kick off NOTL golf season
Opinion/Commentary
Opinion
Opinion: Provincial changes mean town must allow secondary dwellings on properties
Alicia Robinson digs the first of thousands of holes to plant saplings in Two Mile Creek on Monday. (Evan Saunders)
News
4,700 trees being planted along Two Mile Creek
Letter to the editor
News
Letter: Avoid anonymous complaints. Let's talk to each other more
Letter
Opinion
Letter: Global issues are to blame for high inflation
Horoscope
Entertainment
Horoscope: Moon in Saturn means a stressful week ahead
A coyote cross John Street West in Niagara-on-the-Lake. After more than 100 coyote sightings and several confrontations with people and pets, the Town of NOTL is trying to educate the public on the best ways to deal with the wild animals. (Richard Harley/File)
News
Food sources need to removed or coyote problem will persist, experts agree
The curious canids are causing problems for residents and themselves as they increasingly search for food in residential neighbourhoods. (File)
News
Town received more than 100 reports of coyote sightings in three weeks
A screenshot of the video shows a coyote lunging toward Isabella and her dog Charlie. (Sourced)
News
Video of coyote confrontation causes concern
Steve Janzen, general manager of Balzac’s stands at the newly opened patio. (Supplied)
News
Balzac's installs new patio made from 72,000 plastic bags
Deputy Lord Mayor Clare Cameron will not seek re-election as a municipal councillor. (Sourced/Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake)
News
Clare Cameron not running for re-election
Chamber president Minerva Ward said it is important for the town and chamber to engage with businesses and residents to con struct a sustainable tourism model for NOTL. (Supplied)
News
Chamber president plans to address psychological strain of tourism on residents
One of the vacation homes at NOTL's Vine Ridge Resort today. (Linda Fritz)
News
History Unveiled: Today, Shalamar thrives as Vine Ridge Resort
Local legend Harry Steele was the "father" of NOTL softball, starting the league in the 1950s and coaching from the 1960s through the 1980s. (Evan Saunders)
Opinion
Ross's Ramblings: A chance to bring more diversity to NOTL Sports Wall of Fame
Letter to the editor
Opinion
Letter: Lamberts Walk residents play and support pickleball fun
Letter to the editor
Opinion
Letter: Neighbour should be more concerned about safety than noise
Scott Robinson is encouraging the Town of NOTL to get up-to-speed on provincial requirements to allow secondary dwelling units in residential homes. He notes those unites cannot legally be used as short-term rentals. (Evan Saunders)
News
Town urged to legalize basement apartments to ease housing crunch
Tom and Cathy Troke said they love seeing and hearing people use Virgil's outdoor pickleball courts, with Tom saying he has missed the sound since the courts were closed. (Evan Saunders)
News
Pickleball can be noisy, but neighbours say they enjoy living next to courts
Letter to the editor
Opinion
Letter: Design of new Marotta winery is classic
Coun. Allan Bisback sits amid the trash collected, surrounded by Cindy Grant, Betty Disero, Chris Hatch, Jeannie Manning, Susan Vanzante, Stephanie Antonucci, Wendy Cheropita, Jolanta Janny and Linda Hardaker. (Steve Hardaker)
News
Glendale Notes: Niagara on the Green neighbourhood spring cleanup a huge success
Brian Marshall. (Supplied)
News
Arch-i-text: Signs of your future
Exploring photos with the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum.
Featured
Exploring Photos with the NOTL Museum: Fort George golf course, 1902
Rick Coyne, Tony Chisolm and Rick Meloen were slinging burgers and knowledge at a Heritage Trail fundraising barbecue on april 22. (Evan Saunders)
News
Residents anticipate next phase of heritage trail reconstruction
Sima Fabricant, left, and Zwena Gray begin their hike at the cairn at Queenston, which marks the southern terminus of the Bruce Trail. (Supplied/Margaret Northfield)
News
Niagara Bruce Trail Club helps hikers launch 900-kilometre journey
Joanne Young photos
Opinion
Growing Together: Care and feeding of your springtime bulbs
John Bobrel picks up a plastic straw, just one of the many pieces of trash he picked up on Saturday. (Richard Harley)
News
Spring road cleanup coincides with Earth Day weekend
File photo
Entertainment
Horoscope: This weekend soul searching can bring unexpected rewards
Kyle Freeborn, the town's treasurer, has lead the town to it's 9th consecutive financial reporting award. (Supplied)
News
Town of NOTL wins financial reporting award for 9th time
After travelling and working the world, Brett Sherlock, left, and James Booty returned to Niagara on the Lake sixteen years ago, to rekindle Sherlock’s abiding love of heritage and family. They are well on their way. (Supplied)
News
Embracing 180 years of Niagara-on-the-Lake heritage
Dr. William Brown.
Opinion
Dr. Brown: From millions and billions of years to nanoseconds, time is all relative
Eden High School students take part in a walkout to raise awareness about sexual assault. (Maddy Gordon)
Opinion
Guest Editorial: Student sexual assault rally a chance for voices to be heard
Calvin Rand. (Supplied)
News
Randwood Part 4: Calvin Rand and the modern era
Peter Secord House. (Supplied/Brian Marshall)
News, Featured
Arch-i-text: Peter Secord house among the first
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
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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