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As a weary planet is dragged through yet another month of deadly COVID-19 and resulting far-reaching restrictions, Niagara’s sexual- and gender-diverse community is coping as best it can to keep the rainbow shining.
If we play our cards right we might not only recover from this pandemic, but come back stronger than we were before.
Here are a few offerings that are great for when you’re driving, walking, working out, cooking…or while you’re stuck in self-isolation.
The City of St. Catharines assembled a Rodman Hall Task Force this past year: an online survey about RHAC can be filled out, until this Monday, April 13, 2020. I offer some reasons why this is important, that are both current and looking back over the past few years.
Kate Gottli (@instant_niagara) is an artist who captures scenes and sites of Niagara in an accessible, but also considered manner. I offer a response to some of her work in this latest artist feature
We’ve Got Each Other is a not to be missed one man all-singing, all-dancing Bon Jovi musical spectacular.
If you’re going to eat it, you have to really want to. This is why breakfast has the greatest hurdle to overcome;.
St. Catharines games developers Buttery Games released their first feedback demo for their upcoming game LUMEN: Lost Passages.
The current exhibition at the Welland Historical Museum is both necessary in speaking to an ignored chapter of Canadian history, but also to inform a more considered debate about where ‘we’ are now.
Sandy Fairbairn’s solo exhibition Welland: Times Present Times Past, curated by Bart Gazzola, is a personal, but also very public, history of Welland. James Takeo offers a response.