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Cathy Simpson couldn’t wait to see the staff and greet the public when the library doors opened for the first time since the start of the last lockdown.

Dividing plants such as Black-eyed Susans, shasta daisies and hostas can keep your garden under control. Here’s one for the math lovers. Gardening is the only activity where you can multiply by dividing. Let me explain.

NPCA forester Dan Drennan guided a Local photographer through the site, pointing out the temporary construction of a bridge using timbers.

Mark Abboud has solved the Rubik’s Cube, and recently took second place at Concours Virtuel, a country-wide competition organized by Canadian Parents for French. His video, entitled Le cube rubik et moi...

This regional graph shows the number of vaccinations administered in Niagara, by first and second dose, and by age.

John Kinney will run jet boats from the Queenston dock this summer, although at a very reduced capacity. He has no plans to return to the town-owned Melville Street dock this season. (Photo supplied) Reopening the border to the U.S.

Twelve-year-old friends Leila Ridesic, Eliana McManus and Ruby Elltoft, on the steps of the former hospital steps, now used by Royal Oak Community School.

The Harber family owns the corner at York Road and Four Mile Creek Road, with the tree the town usually decorates for Christmas.

Jessica Gale Friesen, with her husband Ed Friesen and Eddie, 14, and Camryn, 12, has come a long way from her postpartum days, and has found writing a book about her experiences cathartic.

Clearing the way for construction in the area around the Glendale overpass began just a few weeks ago, and a lot of dirt has been added and packed down since.