Port Colborne News

Vale Inco in Copper Cliff, west of Sudbury. A Vale Inco is warning its suppliers it is not responsible for costs incurred on equipment that may become locked on their property if a strike occurs.

New life has been breathed back into the former Robin Hood flour mill. A new business has located at the former plant on Sherwood Forest Lane in Port Colborne.

Joe Ujfalussy gets a hand on the barbecue from Tony Barton for Joea s Meat Markets 50th anniversary customer appreciation event on Saturday.

What: Putting Patients at Risk: presenting the findings of interviews with 50 Ontario paramedics on the consequences of closing local hospital emergency departments Port Colborne General Hospital's emergency room is slated to be closed on July 5th.

The 11th annual Giant Bicycle Lake to Lake Classic is gearing up for Fathera s Day, and the 50-kilometre bike ride from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario is getting bigger every year.

June 9, 2009 - There's one week left to enter the 11th annual Giant Bicycles Great Lake to Lake mountain bike classic before the entry fee goes up on the 15th.

Jeffry T. Nederland, age 52, of Pearl Street, Forestville, died unexpectedly Wednesday, May 20, 2009 at Brooks Memorial Hospital, Dunkirk.

Mike Greene and his #8 car were disqualified on Sunday night after a post-race technical inspection found an illegal rear end at New Humberstone Speedway in Port Colborne.

The new general manager of the Tillsonburg News, Lake Shore Shopper, Simcoe Reformer and Delhi News-Record brings with him an appreciation for community newspapers.

Roger Davidson stared in the eyes of a 110-pound cougar standing seven metres away from him on a piece of his property near Dufferin's Creek Corridor east of Claremont in North Pickering in May 2002.

ARTS ONGOING Encaustic Painting now being offered Tuesday nights by artist Jan Yates from her Grimsby studio.

The members of Half-Ton Knights share a love of the classic rock sound, and with the addition of back-up vocalists, bring a new dimension to their live performance.

ARTS ONGOING Kids Art Classes at Fonthill Music Academy, 1440 Pelham St.,until May 11.

Jazz lovers will be licking their lips in anticipation of this yeara s Flavours of Niagara Festival that features an all-star lineup of Canadian jazz artists and a Juno Award winner.

Hailey Payne, the 11-year-old singer who won a Niagara Music Award, is off to Nashville next month to record her song "Hope." Her mother and father, Bridget and Bill, said they were surprised when they first heard their daughter sing two years ago.

Kids Art Classes at Fonthill Music Academy, 1440 Pelham St., until May 11. Mondays after school, Art Fun, ages 6 & up 3:45 to 4:45pm. Cartooning, clay sculpting, drawing, painting and other art activities.

The definition of camaraderie for Gary Mark is flying kites with friends at a '27C. "Nothing compares to it," Mark says of the type of bond that can form at such events as the annual St.-Placide Wind and Ice Festival upriver from Montreal.

Today, an alliance of municipalities from across the province presented a health care strategy to save vital services in Ontario's small, rural and northern communities at a press conference and rally at Queen's Park.

Firefighters work the runway at last yeara s Heat in the Streets, a fashion show in support of CNIB.

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