Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada (Local)
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Thanks to a dedicated team of journalists, an online publication with news local and beyond, and innovative tools like Spaces, The Local continues to serve as a cornerstone of community life in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
The Local is publishing its year in review in four sections, beginning with January to March 2025. The rest of the series will follow this week.
There is skating at the Meridian Credit Union or at Gretzky Winery outdoor rink, as well opportunities to enjoy local music and art.
By: Penny Coles
The NOTL Local is running a series of reviews of 2025 news stories. This is the second, with more to follow.
By: Penny Coles
From July to September, the Royal George rebuild, housing for seniors, and the future of the former hospital site were just some of the stories of interest to NOTL Local readers.
By: Penny Coles
A centuries-old tradition echoed across the Niagara River on New Year's Day as residents gathered at Navy Hall for a community celebration and ceremonial cannon firing.
By: Penny Coles
Two New Year's Levees in Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Boxing Day penguin swim, and two visits to new businesses made the local news this week.
By: Penny Coles
A glimpse of the career of Tim Jennings and what landed him at the helm of the Shaw Festival, Community Crew volunteers providing a lunch program for local schools, a rally to free Jimmy Lai and Megan Dyck's plans for 2026 were just a few of the stories in the last three months of 2025.
A centuries-old tradition echoed across the Niagara River on New Year's Day as dignitaries, residents assembled at Navy Hall for a community celebration and ceremonial cannon firing
Mary Ann Edwards, recently appointed to the Order of Canada, talks about volunteers, students, and a community that has helped raise over $13 million through the annual event.
