Saturday Dec 12 | Recorder & Times
Glimmer of hope to close season
There's some good news to be mined from iron ore deliveries in the latest sobering traffic and cargo numbers reported by the St.
On route to Vancouver, Olympic torch in Niagara
Canadians everywhere are becoming part of Olympic torch relay history during the torches journey across the country to Vancouver for the 2010 Olympics opening ceremonies on Feb.
Educators plan student visit to Niagara Falls and Canada
Students in grades six to 10 can participate in an educational trip in June 2010 to Niagara Falls and Canada led by local educators.
Steel producers welcome duty on Chinese imports
Canadian steel producers applauded a preliminary decision by Ottawa to slap a duty on Chinese steel imports, but reaction to a similar move by the United States indicates Canadian-Chinese trade relations could suffer as a result.
Canadian Labour Film Festival visits Vimy Hall Nov. 29
Labour's global struggle against the establishment's machine moves to Vimy Hall for Sunday's day-long film festival.
Only way out for stuck ship was to reverse course
Getting the grounded 33,000-tonne CSL Assiniboine off a shoal west of Cardinal Saturday night was one of the most difficult salvage operations on the St.
Robert Reid Hormone replacement therapy, in the Peterborough Examiner, Welland Tribune, Pembroke Observer, Sarnia Observer, St.
Last week, Canadians united to remember our war dead and honour the men and women who don a uniform, take up a post and protect our freedom.
The Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness south western Ontario office in Stoney Creek is dangerously close to shutting its doors.
Friday, November 6, 2009 8:17 AM Them's fightin' words 1 . Political smackdown. Feathers are flying between Mike Duffy and Peter Stoffer with the good Senator calling the NDP MP an "amiable fake" who should get a "Hollywood award." Indeed, it was fight night on CBC News Network last night as the twitchiness among the political parties over Monday's ...
In the no-brainer department, Parliament must do away with the unthinkable GST that the Royal Canadian Legion must pay for its poppies.
University of Waterloo News Releases
Experts to discuss Niagara Region's rich military history during weekend symposium
Does the Battle of Stoney Creek, the Treaty of Versailles, the Battle of the Rhineland or the battle for Kandahar have much to do with the people of Niagara Region? Yes, and a symposium to be held just before Remembrance Day will review Niagara's rich, if not always appreciated, military past.
Oh Canada Eh? Dinner Show, 16th season Monday to Saturday evening, some matinees, 8585 Lundy's Lane, Niagara Falls, 905-374-1995. "Murder on the Movie Set" Niagara Parks Commission, Queen Victoria Place, right on the Falls! Interactive murder mystery comedy.
Work underway to form local Italian club
Norfolk County has never been considered a Little Italy, but a couple of people of Italian descent are hoping to keep the Italian-Canadian culture alive with a new club.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper tours the Niagara College Applied Health Institute construction site with Jim Bradley, Ontario Liberal Transportation Minister in Welland Ontario, Oct.
Liberal, NDP ridings getting fair share of infrastructure fund: analysis
Prime Minister Stephen Harper greets students after announcing funding for the Niagara College Applied Health Institute construction in Welland, Ontario Oct.
Harper attends Welland groundbreaking
On Oct. 9, the groundbreaking of the Applied Health Institute, an addition to the Niagara College campus, brought Prime Minister Stephen Harper to Welland.
Pumpkin Patch: Cook of the Week Kerry Montgomery offers two of her favorite pumpkin recipes
When Kerry Montgomery was 13, she made an Orange Bread for her family and forgot to put in the leavening.
Ottawa sending mixed messages about Afghanistan
Well here we go again. Was there ever any question that even though Canadian combat operations are scheduled to cease in 2011, that we would maintain some kind of troop presence in Afghanistan? Late last week, the federal government announced its intention to keep some Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan beyond Parliament's 2011 end-date for the ...
Thurman Thomas Statue to Return to Buffalo
The Thurman Thomas wood statue that was taken from the ECC parking lot Sunday has been located in Welland, Ontario, Canada, and will be returning home later today.