It’s October, which means West Niagara residents might wonder what their favorite pumpkin patch has planned this year. Niagara Info reached out to area farms to find out what festivites are on. The good news is that most are open, and their events will run, just with COVID-19 appropriate health and safety resrictions.
A kitten was abandoned in a carrying case in a Grimsby waterfront park, luckily it was found by a dog walker, and turned into a St. Catharines’ humane society Thursday.
Here is what’s on for the weekend of Oct.2 to Oct.4, 2020. Listed below are public events planned in Grimsby, Beamsville, Smithville, Jordan Station, Vineland and area.
Ontario is now in its second wave of COVID-19, health officials say and new forecasting suggests that the province may see 1,000 new cases per day in the first half of October.
Anyone passing by Nelles and Main St. E in Grimsby might think they are seeing a massive excavation that is more than just landscaping, and they’d be right. A historical dig is currently underway.
It’s business as usual this year for West Niagara area apple farms, though most have added a few new basic measures to keep people safe from COVID-19.
As Beamsville awaits the unveiling of its new downtown mural, passers-by will surely see the vibrant illustrations in progress, and may wonder who the talented artist is. His name is Dan Kozina.
The Niagara Native Gardening Club has partnered with Ontariogreen and the Town of Lincoln to host its second annual Native Tree and Shrub Sale.
Here is what’s on for the weekend of Sept. 25 to Sept. 27, 2020. Listed below are public events planned in Grimsby, Beamsville, Smithville, Jordan Station, Vineland and area.
Niagara Region has joined the Coalition of Inclusive Municipalities, becoming one of 82 other municipalities across Canada that are working to end racism, discrimination, and exclusion.