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Two Niagara chefs celebrate Michelin recognition — and what it means for the region (opens the original)
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At Revé in Niagara-on-the-Lake, there’s a venison dish that tastes like Adriano Cappuzzello’s childhood in Sicily. At oddBird in St. Catharines, there’s a foie gras paired with Swiss brioche and peaches from the chef’s family farm. The two Niagara restaurants just earned spots on the 2026 Michelin Guide’s Recommended list. For oddBird chef Justin Duc, the moment signals the region is getting its âoverdueâ recognition. Both chefs recently opened up to The Standard about what the recogniti
A beautiful 160-year-old copper beech tree in St. Catharines did not fall (opens the original)
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There’s a famous philosophical question that goes âIf a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?â In St. Catharines last week, the tree was not in the forest and was not making a sound. It also did not fall. The people who gathered around it successfully halted a plan to chop it down. St. Catharines city councillors and community members unexpectedly spent the morning on Friday standing under a 160-year-old tree to protest its planned removal for a housin
How Niagara is marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (opens the original)
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Niagarans will be observing National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on with reflective walks, film screenings, workshops and flag-raising ceremonies, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation honours residential school survivors, their families and communities while recognizing the lasting impacts of Canada’s residential school system. The day coincides with Orange Shirt Day, an Indigenous grassroots movement focused on the message Every Child Matters. Hereâs whatâs happening across Nia
How French-language schools keep Franco-Ontarian identity alive in Niagara (opens the original)
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Editorâs note: Interviews for this story were conducted in French and translated into English. Every year on Sept. 25, Franco-Ontarians raise their flags to celebrate their language, culture and identity. In Niagara, where francophones make up about 2.3 per cent of the population, educators like LâHéritage Elementary School principal Pierre Séguin say maintaining that identity starts with giving children access to French-language education. âFrench-language schools are like family, theyâ
Six Niagara restaurants made Michelin. Here's the complete list (opens the original)
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Six Niagara restaurants were recognized in the fifth annual Michelin Guide Toronto and Region â two are newly added and one retains its two Michelin Stars. Released Tuesday, the Michelin Recommended list features both old entries and new additions. Of the 11 restaurants added to this year’s guide, two are located in the Niagara Region: oddBird in St. Catharines and Revé in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Located near the Meridian Centre in downtown St. Catharines, oddBird at 52 St. Paul St. combines
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