Saw there was a 10c/litre deal at Esso/Circle K and it looks like nearby gas stations have followed suit.

Bit of a frenzy out here. Already saw an argument!

First all the lies about GM, and now cheating.

I don't support Siscoe, why are my tax dollars going towards his cheating. Some example he sets.

This is in relation to the off duty Niagara police officer who was impaired and fled officers before crashing into a vehicle.

Said victim declined to provide any information to the SIU and as a result the subject officer would not be subject to any related charges beyond the ones at the scene.

**CORRECTION: Article does appear to read that the OFFICER is the injured party in this circumstance. SIU was investigating whether the actions of police in the context of the pursuit resulted in the officers broken nose. But since he’s uncooperative, they have nothing to go on. Sorry for confusion.

Hi!

Any recommendations for an affordable party hall or community centre in St. Catharines or nearby for around 80 people, with tables, chairs, and kitchen access?

Ideally, available for weekend evening rentals until midnight.

Please share prices and suggestions.

Thanks!

Has anyone has seen the show 'Below' on Netflix and seen that Labatt Blue hat?

My gf stated that her grandpa used to wear that same hat and would love to find one to bring up to the hunting camp in his memory. If anyone has one laying around, or knows where to get one, please DM me.

Hello,

This post may be a long shot, but I am Ruby's original owner. She was surrendered to the Humane Society in St. Catharines June, 2024 and adopted in July, 2024. I surrendered her because one of my bonded cats was severely attacking her and I had to find her a new home. I am looking to connect with her new family if possible, and see if I can receive updates like pictures or just letting me know how she is doing. I attempted to go through the Humane Society to do this, however they do not share adopter information. Anyway, thanks for reading this!

I've been to a couple food banks this month which have helped with bare minimum survival, unfortunately alot was expired and I still have a few essential needs that weren't met, and there's still 2 weeks left in the month. Im trying not to worry and stress. Next month should be better. But this month is rough.

Any suggestions for actual grocery cards would be so very appreciated! Thank you!

Where is the best place in town to get cat eye nails where they take the time to do them right

does anyone know if it closes when it is raining and if the animals are put somewhere else ?

Since the book depot has changed how they operate ... where in Niagara can one find something similar to them?

Quick roundup of the main St. Catharines/Niagara stories today:

🗳️ You can vote early today until 8 p.m. It's at the Kiwanis Aquatic Centre, 425 Carlton St. Any ward works. Election day is Monday, Oct. 26.

🗳️ Also open today: advance voting at the Election Office. It's at 80 King St., Unit 6, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

🩺 Niagara Health now lets you book mammograms online. It's for ages 40 to 74 with no symptoms or past breast cancer. Everyone else can call 905-378-4647 ext. 46345.

⛸️ Want an outdoor rink on your block? The City will back up to six, one per ward. Each gets up to $1,000. You need five volunteers. Applications close Nov. 6 at 4:30 p.m.

🎓 Nearly 1,000 Brock students graduate Friday. Ceremonies are at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.

🏫 Schools are closed Oct. 26. Election day is a PA day for DSBN and Niagara Catholic.

🎃 Free pumpkins at Pumpkinville Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. It's at Happy Rolph's. One per family. Use the free shuttle from Grantham Lions Club.

🥕 Farmers Market Thursday and Saturday. Thursday is 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday is 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.

🚗 Drive-through voting Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It's at Market Square.

🏒 IceDogs host Sault Ste. Marie Thursday at 7 p.m. It's at the Meridian Centre.

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🎃 TRICK OR TREAT - CIDER N' SWEATERS 🎃

Ravine Vineyard Estate Winery
@ravinevineyard

Sunday, October 18th
11am - 4pm

Join us as we return for a 4th Fall season with the stunning Ravine Vineyard...

Bringing you 35+ local unique artisans
Local wine
hot lunch
live music @joellewczynskimusic

Don't forget to bring the littles dressed up for our annual, Trick Or Treat our vendors! 👻

Free admission, free parking, dog friendly

#eventsinniagara
#winecountry
#niagaraonthelake
#niagaramarkets
#littleheartsmarkets

Anyone remember a supply teacher in the catholic school b during the 80s who would drop this story on you randomly? Recently a classmate reconnected and brought thus story up and reminded me of her.

So her dad lived out near Selkirk and spent alot of time fishing n sittin on his deck at night. In the 50s Started seeing weird ass lights way out over the lake just hanging there for hours then dropping straight down into the water. Ppl told him it was Cleveland or some cold war defense testing. Then he starts seeing these massive dark shapes moving under his boat at night in water barely deep enough for em. Locals said it’s sturgeon lol. Few months later hes hearing footsteps on the deck at night and seeing these tall shadow two sided mirror ppl just standing along the yard edge next to fields watching his house. Soon as he turns a light on they’re gone. Even went to the church and got nowhere. So one night he gets fed up and starts cussing out one of these bloody lights over the lake. Later hes putting his truck away in the garage and notices something standing behind him. This tall silverish looking thing like a funhouse mirror with arms. Could see the whole garage reflected in it except himself. He moves and the thing copies him. He stops and it keeps moving. Then it slowly raises its (arm??) and gives him this little wave motion like it knew the hiem. Next thing its gone into nothing. No footsteps no noise nothing. Old man ends up in hospital and dude is terrified and everyone hears the story from him so they moved into a motel. He never works again her and her brothers and her Mom has to sel the house to pay off a horse track racing debt he racked up. So turns out the shadow ppl werent even the biggest problem in that household. Anyways I remember following this woman around the school tarmac at recess while shes waving her arms all over the place acting out these encounters and nearly launching her coffe. We were like 11 yrs old getting this full blown paranormal nightmare from a catholic school employee between religion class and recess. Still dunno if her dad actually believed this stuff or if she was just repeating whatever wild shit he came home from the track talking about. Anyone else remember this lady? Been 40 something yrs.

Does anyone have any recommendations for hair stylists that have experience doing alternative haircuts and colouring?

Does anybody know this cat? I see her often on evening walks, usually in the Beech/Haig/Pleasant area. She is currently hanging around my garage.

I would love to know her name so I have something to call her other than “Kitty”. She is super sweet!

Confession: I'm involved with Thorold Theatre, so yes, this is a local theatre plug. But we've got a good one coming up.

DRY STREAK by Canadian playwright Leeann Minogue is coming to Club Belvedere in November. It's a comedy set during the 1988 drought on a Saskatchewan family farm.

The crops are failing, family tensions are rising, and Kate — a vegetarian, punk-rock-loving city girl — has made a rather unusual bargain with the weather:

Rain comes, Kate runs naked through town.

Suddenly, everybody has a reason to watch the skies. 😂

Thorold Theatre is celebrating 40 years, and our last four productions have sold out. We're about to launch a radio, print and TV campaign, so consider this your advance warning before the ads hit.

Five performances:
• Fri. Nov. 13 — 7 PM
• Sat. Nov. 14 — 7 PM
• Sun. Nov. 15 — 2 PM
• Fri. Nov. 20 — 7 PM
• Sat. Nov. 21 — 7 PM

📍 Club Belvedere, 57 John Street, Thorold
🎟️ $27.50 + fees

Tickets: https://thoroldtheatre.ca/buy-tickets/

If you're in St. Catharines and fancy a night of live theatre just down the road, we'd love to see you there. Supporting local arts helps keep local stages alive.

Quick roundup of the main St. Catharines/Niagara stories today. Happy Thanksgiving.

🏨 An 88-room Home2 Suites by Hilton is coming to Meadowvale Dr. Ground is broken. About 40 permanent jobs. Opening targeted for early 2028.

⚾ Brock baseball won Ontario gold. The Badgers beat Laurier 2-0 on Sunday. It's their first title since 2014.

🏒 IceDogs beat Barrie 4-2 Saturday. That makes them 3-0 at home.

🥖 RPM Bakehouse in Jordan Station earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand. It's the only bakery in Niagara to get one.

🎠 Last carousel ride of 2026. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today. Still 5¢.

🚌 Buses run 10:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. Regional routes run 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. GO runs a Saturday schedule.

🚫 Closed today: Pen Centre, Fairview Mall, libraries, banks, most big grocery stores, LCBO and Beer Store.

🗑️ Garbage day doesn't change. Niagara curbside pickup runs as usual.

⚙️ Morningstar Mill tours, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Free. It's at 2714 Decew Rd.

🎸 Tuesday: Twang at Warehouse Concert Hall. Doors are usually at 7 p.m. Tickets are about $20.

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Fort Erie subreddit is very small. Juan Liu, running for mayor of Fort Erie, has a very suspicious platform, from my eyes.

Her platform is here: https://wwwhll.com/justice-and-science-party-platform/

The following is a summary of (produced by AI)

1. A social-credit-like system. The platform proposes moral scores for individuals, with financial consequences and effects on advancement.
2. Leaders serving indefinitely. It proposes eliminating leadership term limits, provided leaders remain subject to recall. This differs from Canada's existing municipal election framework.
3. Obedience to party leadership. The proposed party constitution calls for democratic centralism, requires members to obey leadership decisions, and gives its chairman significant organizational powers. Democratic centralism is also a principle used by communist parties, including the Chinese Communist Party.
4. Replacing judicial trials with AI. The platform proposes gradually replacing judicial trials with AI and referendums while criticizing the Anglo-American legal system. This raises obvious questions about judicial independence and due process.
5. A highly centralized economic vision. The platform proposes government-established enterprises, nationwide economic coordination and collective decision-making, alongside a continuing role for private enterprise.

Is this not suspicious to anyone else??

Hey,

One of the many that flooded.

I’ve been stuck in limbo since the flooding happened because I’m not sure what my next step should be.

I don’t want to get ripped off by a plumber whos just taking advantage of us who need added protection now.

Im curious who everyone has used, what they paid, did they go with both a sump pump and backwater valve, or just the backwater valve?

Thanks!

Hi all,

I'm a Brock University Student looking for a room to rent in St. Catharines ideally starting this November/Decmber.

My budget is around $700 a month for an all-inclusive property, and I'm hoping for a clean place where the bathroom is shared with at most two other people. Pet friendly would be a plus since I'm planning on getting a cat, but it's not a must.

If you have a room or know of one, feel free to comment or DM me. Thanks!

Anyone know what’s going on on Louth? the one house by Vansickle has had cops all day on Thanksgiving Sunday