The Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME), with support of the Ontario government is launching a new Ontario Made searchable directory, making it easier for shoppers to find local products and support local business and manufacturers.
Here is what’s on for the weekend of Oct. 30-Nov.1. Listed below are public events planned in Grimsby, Beamsville, Smithville, Jordan Station, Vineland and area. Happy Halloween from Bench News Are you ready for Halloween? All you need to know …
While 2020 may have caused misery on many fronts this year, wine lovers will be pleased to know the grape crop in Niagara is about to produce one of the best years for wine in recent history. “It’s a stellar …
Read More‘Stellar’ grape crop in Niagara this year will produce highly prized wine
The Town of Grimsby has received grant funding from Digital Main Street Ontario to help Grimsby main street small businesses use digital technologies to adapt to a
rapidly changing environment.
Who knew selling returned furniture could be a thriving pandemic-proof business? Beamsville entrepreneur Amanda McFarlane, that’s who. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, McFarlane has been running a discount Wayfair furniture business out of her Beamsville home. “I was doing a lot …
Read MoreBeamsville furniture entrepreneur expands from home to warehouse
Here is what’s on for the weekend of Oct. 23-25. Listed below are public events planned in Grimsby, Beamsville, Smithville, Jordan Station, Vineland and area. Friday, Oct. 23 Lincoln landmarks paint class Diane Ptolemy will guide attendees through the process …
Around the corner from Grimsby’s downtown strip, restaurant signage for a new Mexican eatery popped up over the weekend.
The eco-product store Mrs. Greenway, on Grimsby’s COVID-battered downtown strip, is expanding to a larger location and growing to include a locally-sourced food section.
Niagara Regional Police Service says there has been an increase in the number of U.S. counterfeit money circulating in the Niagara Region this fall.
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada will invest an additional $11.6 million for necessary actions and upgrades needed to help stop the spread of COVID-19 on Ontario farms.
