Opinion

With Christmas festivities being complete and the grandchildren off school for another two weeks, we thought about what we do to help keep them occupied during that period

Last week’s storm was one for the books. Thanks to howling wind and plummeting temperatures, my memories of it will be frozen as solid as the water buckets in my chicken coop.

Alexander and Rebecca Mills, with their son Asher, will be looking for the light at Christmas. (Supplied) It’s 2:55 p.m. as I write this, and as I look out my office window the sun is nowhere to be found.

The annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes fundraiser for Gillian’s Place returns to the Pen Centre on Saturday, Oct. 15 for the first time since 2019.

Newark Neighbours, a local food bank and thrift store that has been serving Niagara-on-the-Lake residents for 50 years, is asking for our help.

Jayne Serluca spent part of the last year vaccinating people in the community, including her niece, Marla Serluca.

This 2022 election campaign is beginning to prove that just about anything is possible, no matter the absurdity.

To Lord Mayor Betty Disero and Niagara-on-the-Lake Town Council: OUTniagara, a non-profit organization that unites, supports and celebrates Niagara’s sexual- and gender-diverse communities, is adding its voice to endorse a permanent installation of a

The year 2021 has closed, and it has been quite a ride: physically, economically, mentally and socially. COVID-19 has dominated the health scene, but there have been significant mental and social impacts too.

Wayne Gates was fighting for improvements in long-term care in January, 2021, and he is still fighting.