For the past 39 years, visitors and artisans have enjoyed coming to the annual Thorold Art and Craft Show which is scheduled to run again on Saturday, April 28, from 10 am to 4pm. As a volunteer team prepares for the 40th annual community event, 70 vendors from across Ontario are slated to fill the […]
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Thorold Beaverdams Historical Museum It is amazing how almost everything old in Thorold is revived for a cultural renaissance in our community. This truism is captured beautifully in our new local museum. An open house was held on September 19 at the new Thorold and Beaverdams Historical Museum located in Lock 7 Viewing Complex, 50 […]
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New Signage Port Robinson Ferry for Thorold Attraction. Do you know the way to Port Robinson? If you need to find the way to the Port Robinson Ferry, new signage for the Thorold attraction might help with directions to the free service. The Port Robinson Ferry , which has been carrying cyclists and pedestrians across the Welland […]
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Port Robinson Walking Tours Port Robinson Update By Pamela J.Minns, Heritage Thorold LACAC Thorold does not only consist of “Thorold.” We have St. Johns, Port Robinson, Allanburg, Beaverdams; all proud parts of our City of Thorold. The village of Port Robinson is one of our earliest settlements and is steeped in history with a very […]
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Discover #Thorold and so many fun things to do in our heritage community. View the historic Beaverdams Church nestled on the shores of Lake Gibson on Marlatts Road. From the Church, you can enjoy a short hike to admire the natural beauty of Mel Swart Lake Gibson Conservation Park. Did you know that Lake Gibson […]
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The Friends of the Beaverdams Church are preparing for the final stage in the restoration of th
Brock students are being reminded to be responsible neighbours during St. Patrick’s Day festivities
By Jon-Paul Carfagnini Brock University, Media CommunicationsThis restaurant review covers Cracker
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Overall the Niagara Health Expo produced by Paul Carfagnini was a very good day at the Hotel Dieu Shaver. It seemed well attended as we had many patrons at our booth most of the entire day. We would absolutely do another year at this event as it seems with each year it is improving and evolving. Such as being able to boast having a complete head to toe approach for health care professionals including the team from Henderson`s Pharamcy.
