Last Saturday, Jan. 12, Mike and I dropped in on the Twenty Valley Winter Winefest in Jordan Village. The day was so mild that unfortunately, the ice sculptures were melting, but people turned out in hordes! Read More
Prime Minister Stephen Harper chose the Ford plant in Oakville for his announcement on Jan. 4 that the Automotive Innovation Fund (AIF) has been renewed with $250 million over the next five years. “Our government remains focussed Read More
Conservation Halton is offering their “owl prowls” again! Here’s all the info: Mountsberg Conservation Area is once again hosting its popular winter Owl Prowl programs this January. Intrepid prowlers will learn about native Ontario Read More
Sarah Yates, a subscriber to and good friend of Niagara Escarpment Views, has a couple of different gift ideas. Here is all the info: Everybody has a story to tell and as we get older, Read More
Six homes were decorated for Christmas for the United Way of Halton Hills House Tour held on Nov. 17. All photos here by Mike Davis. The Bak residence in Glen Williams has a large, sunny family Read More
Two wonderful art installations have been added to the offices of Niagara Region. “Escarpment Perspectives” consists of three triptychs, or three-section pieces. “Niagara’s Bounty” is five separate works. All the creations are textile and Read More
Here is some news sent to us about awards for home energy efficiency. Submissions for 2013 Scotiabank EcoLiving Awards in business leadership, innovation and student leadership are now open. With rewards totalling $75,000, Scotiabank today announced the Read More
Our Winter issue is at the printer, ready for proofing today. This will be the first issue to show our name change to Niagara Escarpment Views, and you’re getting a first look at it Read More
Wings and Thingamajigs, the second picture book in a series about air quality and climate change issues for children ages 4 to 8, is available for free download. Beautifully illustrated by Dundas artist Brandon Koepke, the story Read More
As we make the transition to a new name for the magazine, from Escarpment Views to Niagara Escarpment Views, we’ve started a new Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/N.E.Views. Please Like Read More
