Niagara Business News

Merrett ready for bicentennial bash - Niagara Falls Review - Ontario, CA
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NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE – It's time to stop preparing for the War of 1812 bicentennial, and time to start celebrating it. "Here we are, it's no
 
New Year's Levee kicks off three-year celebration of War of 1812 - Niaga...
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NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE – It was a levee two centuries in the making. The Lord Mayor's annual meet-and-greet with residents took on an internati

MONDAY BUSINESS BULLETS: Name change for Thorold’s AbitibiBowater paper ...
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THOROLD – People driving along Highway 58 in Thorold now see something new outside of the giant AbitibiBowater paper plant: a new sign with a new name.
 
Icewine at Henry of Pelham continues to be a sweet success
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Icewine, one of the rarest types of wine in the world and something that has put the Niagara Region on the map as its finest and largest producer, is in the midst of being harvested and pressed in the area.
 
Niagara Helicopters sold
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NIAGARA FALLS – An iconic Niagara Falls tourism company is changing hands.
 
Queen Street trouncing competition - Niagara Advance - Ontario, CA
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Niagara-on-the-Lake's Queen Street is outstripping two rivals in a national competition of great streets in Canada, an annual contest hosted
 
Pelham positioning itself for further growth - Welland Tribune, Niagara ...
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PELHAM — The town of Pelham has been revitalized after a year of major infrastructure projects. But there is still plenty of work left to...
 
Hockey tourneys big for tourism - Welland Tribune, Niagara Region, Sun M...
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WELLAND — On a weekday so soon after Christmas, John Paraskevopoulos wouldn't normally open his store. But the Niagara Silver Stick regiona
 
Bio centre key economic driver, says Dykstra - St. Catharines Standard, ...
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A big piece of St. Catharines' economic recovery puzzle fell into place this year — and there's more to come, says the city's federal..
 
NiagaraThisWeek Article: Icewine season out of the gate
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Henry of Pelham pickers swing into action
 
Bullet News Niagara by John Robbins
WELLAND – More Niagara College students will have the opportunity to help local businesses bring innovation to the marketplace thanks to $30,000 in funding from the Ontario Centres of Excellence ...

Lt. Gov. David Onley to host New Year’s Levee at Fort George
Bullet News NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE – Lt. Gov. David Onley will be ringing in the New Year at Fort George National Historic Site in Niagara-on-the-Lake – the first event marking the bicentennial ...

Sing a song of Niagara
ST. CATHARINES — A newly-launched contest is looking to send its contestants lyrically viral while selling Niagara a little along the way. The Niagara Social Project kicked off its Submit Your Verse contest Tuesday.[...]
 
Website helps shoppers stay local
Niagara Shop Talk launches today
 
Shaver to get high-tech rehab
Cutting edge equipment key as need for therapy grows
 
Here’s a welcome change: Manufacturing jobs in auto sector return to Niagara Falls
PETER CONRADI/Bullet News It’s just a couple of minutes before showtime and Jim Diodati and Wayne Thomson are trying to remember the last time either of them have attended an ...(...)
 
Chambers applauds border plan
Encouraged by expanded pre-clearance programs
 
Locally grown
If you plan to buy a poinsettia plant this Christmas season, and you do so at a Loblaws (or affiliated store) anywhere between Windsor and Ottawa, chances are you’ll be buying a locally grown plant.
 
Carol Lloyd puts cafe up for sale in shift to help El Salvadoran orphans
For Carol Lloyd, it came down to trading a business she built and loved for a passion she's believes in. Lloyd has put Nature's Corner Bakery and Cafe up for sale and will close the Ridgeville shop at the end of the year.
 
YMCA seeking public’s input
Aims to partner with Port Colborne on sports complex
 
Elios celebrates 41-year legacy in Thorold

What started out as a shoe repair shop on Front St. in 1970 has long grown into a region-wide phenomenon for custom foot care, with top-notch orthopedics and pedorthics all under one roof. At Elios Foot Comfort Centre, customers will get the foot care they require—from start to finish.

Pharmetics feasibility study nearing completion
JOHN ROBBINS/Bullet News FORT ERIE – A consulting firm hired to assess the feasibility of finding a new buyer for the Pharmetics Inc. plant in Fort Erie and thereby save ...

 

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