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Zombies, books and caesar bars: Niagara's first October weekend starts here (opens the original)
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Even though Spirit Halloween might have had you convinced the calendar had turned to October weeks ago, it’s now officially the fall â and spooky â season. But if youâre not quite ready to decide on whether you want to purchase a âblonde singing womanâ (Taylor Swift) costume for Halloween, Niagara is offering plenty of other distractions, including the conclusion of Culture Days, a St. Catharines literary festival and walks for Every Child Matters and breast cancer. Here are ways to
Niagara students keep beating the provincial average (opens the original)
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Niagara students continue to clear the provincial benchmark, with both English school boards posting above-average marks in the latest EQAO results. Ontarioâs Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) provides an annual snapshot of student achievement, assessing grades 3 and 6 students in reading, writing and mathematics. A Grade 9 test measures math, while the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test (OSSLT), typically written in Grade 10, tracks literacy skills. Both Niagara Catholic
Municipal election in three weeks — do you know what's changed in Niagara's regional government? (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. With the municipal election weeks away, Niagara voters will have a chance to get up to speed on changes to regional government, as well as the biggest issues facing their communities before heading to the polls. The Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) at Brock University will host a free public forum, âNiagara Elections 2026: Changes and Challenges,â bringing together policy and commun
Your Niagara weekend guide: parades, puppies and grape stomping (opens the original)
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It may be officially fall, but the sun is still shining and Niagara is not quite ready to say goodbye to warm temperatures. There are plenty of ways to enjoy this final week of September outdoors â from open houses and pet adoption events, to a full slate of cultural activities across the region as part of Ontario Culture Days. Here are some ways to enjoy your Niagara weekend. Welland is kicking off Fire Prevention Week a little early, inviting the community to an open house at Welland Fire an
St. Catharines' editorial cartoonists captured 150 years of city life — one image at a time (opens the original)
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On the page â or large-format sheet â St. Catharines is reduced to a character. Residents in an uproar over a government decision. A caricature of mayoral candidates. Concerns over housing and land. Each editorial cartoon takes only a moment to understand but behind the humour is a snapshot of the city at a particular point in time â saying in a single image what might take hundreds of words to explain. As St. Catharines marks its 150th anniversary as a city, the work of the local media
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