Sharon Burns

Niagara-on-the-Lake’s first ever Harvest Festival is coming to Market Square in Old Town tomorrow, Saturday, October 26.

The local branch of the Royal Canadian Legion has begun its poppy distribution, with all donations collected going to support veterans and their families.

Many local residents and tourists alike visited Niagara-on-the-Lake’s first ever Harvest Festival on Saturday.

Landscape of Nations: Beyond the Mist features the writings of 17 scholars and knowledge holders relating to Indigenous history, with beautiful artwork to complement the contributions by local experts.

Twisted Bar, the new venture of Raul Ojeda and Elizabeth Valencia, who also operate Chile and Agave in St. Catharines and the Nacho Business food truck in St. Davids, is set to open the weekend of Nov. 8

Annemarie Drive is always extensively decorated and seems to draw the kids out.

With the Poppy Project already installed in two locations, volunteers plan to complete their work at the museum and Court House Monday.

With the Poppy Project already installed in two locations, volunteers plan to complete their work at the museum and Court House Monday

Seniors need alternatives that are more about accessibility than affordability.

The local air cadet squadron already partners with the Royal Canadian Legion on other initiatives, including the annual poppy campaign and Remembrance Day ceremonies.