Opinion

Niagara Falls riding MP Tony Baldinelli Monday, March 8 was International Women’s Day.

During a recent winter campout location, Owen Bjorgan says he was harmlessly serenaded to sleep by coyotes. (Owen Bjorgan) Lately, I’ve noticed some back and forth communications about coyotes online.

The Virgil Business Association reached a difficult, but inevitable decision at their Tuesday virtual meeting: the 2021 Virgil Stampede, a May long-weekend tradition, has been cancelled, but with every expectation that it will return in all its glory

MP Tony Baldinelli Since my last column, I wanted to take this opportunity to provide you with an update on some of the issues, as well as work I have been doing on your behalf.

MPP Wayne Gates, outside the Niagara Long Term Care Home recently, calls on the province to build a system that will protect our seniors.

How will the iconic Niagara Gorge, and other biologically sensitive areas, be prepared for the coming seasons’ visitors? (Owen Bjorgan) This week, I am forecasting what Niagara’s hiking trails and parking spaces might look like as we roll into the ni

As non-essential businesses reopen, carefully, and restaurants don’t, it’s been a difficult few days for many.

MPP Wayne Gates Long-term care is a humanitarian crisis, in our community and in this country.

Mike Balsom When I am asked about teaching remotely during a pandemic, my mind often drifts back to an old television commercial for the snack mix Bits & Bites.

NDP MPP Waye Gates Writing a year in review column this year is impossible without returning to the very subject which has dominated so much of our lives over the past 10 months.