Wednesday Dec 30 | Watertown Daily Times
Tough shipping season ends at St. Lawrence Seaway
The last vessel to pass through the St. Lawrence Seaway in the 2009 shipping season cleared the Eisenhower Lock on Monday night, marking the end of one of the worst seasons on record.
By: Forrest Fisher Member Since: 2009-04-15 Rod, Gun and Game This is the time of year that birds sing of Christmas joy! Christmas time is a great time to talk about positive change.
Former Stouffville councillor dies
The families of two former Whitchurch-Stouffville councillors are grieving. Peter Dobrich, the former Ward 3 councillor, died Sunday.
Business council honors Vale CEO for clipping workers, wacking towns
A business group is honoring Roger Agnelli, the CEO of Vale, one of the largest mining companies in the world, which, coincidentally, is in the midst of its longest ever labor dispute.
Vale Inco retraining workers to replace striking colleagues
Nickel miner Vale Inco Ltd. is training replacement workers so it can re-open a smelter that has been idle since workers went on strike in July.
Gibson leads the way over B&C Auto
Sarah Gibson poured in eight points and Boggio Pharmacy defeated B&C Auto 22-20 over the weekend in Port Colborne Novice house league basketball action.
Beth Moore gives an impromptu performance before celebrating the release of her first video for the song So Far So Good at cafe and bar 4 Triple 5. Beth Moore is one of many musicians from the Queen Street music scene who is determined to make a name for herself in the industry.
Whalersa Wilcox dismantles B&C
Madison Wilcox poured in eight points and Bailey Rodrigue added four as the CT Whalers defeated B&C Auto 12-10 in Port Colborne novice house league basketball action over the weekend.
Two hundred is a magic number in Port Colborne. When it comes to the Port Colborne-Wainfleet Chamber of Commerce, the number 200 equates to the number of members the organization has racked up.
Alliance medical centre plans finalized
Alliance Homes Inc. officials have double-checked the latest plans for a 16,000 square foot medical centre on its property in the eastern part of Port Dover.
Critics, residents protest cuts to health services in rural communities
Critics and residents in rural communities are demanding that the Ontario government stop cuts to their health-care services until an expert panel finishes its report.
Sculptor Frances Loring, who was a founding member of the Sculptors' Society of Canada, was born at Wardner, Idaho.
Rain, hail cut Plowing match short
Winners at the 142nd annual South Niagara included from left, Dave Harrison, Fonthill, winner of 2 Furrow open Class and best land plowed; Robert Smith, Smithville, Antique Class; Mike Woronchak, Ridgeway, 3 Furrow Open Class; Graeme Dougherty, Caledonia, Antique Class and Brittany Woronchak, Fort Erie, top amateur.
Sculptor Frances Loring, who was a founding member of the Sculptors' Society of Canada, was born at Wardner, Idaho.
Steelworkers Protest Arrival of Vale Shipment in German Port
USW was joined by leaders of mining unions from around the world. In a show of global organizing, USW Canadian National Director, Ken Neumann , along with two striking Steelworkers from Canada confronted the ship arriving in Germany with Vale content coming from Canada .
Festarini peppered in win over Jr. Canadians
Port Colborne Pirates goaltender Chris Festarini kicked out 42-of-46 shots to hang on for a 6-4 victory over the Welland Jr.
Port folk arts to host Halloween bash
The Parish Hall at St. Patricka s Church on Victoria Street will be the haunting place to be thanks to the Port Colborne Folk Arts Council.
Swain to Stand at Ascot in Ontario
He formerly stood at Sheikh Hamdan's Shadwell Farm near Lexington. Seventeen-year-old Swain has sired a dozen stakes winners, including grade I winner Dimitrova, grade II winner Stanley Park , and several overseas group winners.