Georgetown Bach Chorale (GBC) had a packed house at Georgetown’s Knox Presbyterian Church on Saturday night for their concert of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and choral works. All the pews were tightly filled, more Read More
We’re pleased to have an partnership with another organization that’s doing great work for the Niagara Escarpment. Friends of the Eramosa Karst (FOTEK) worked hard to protect karst landscape in Stoney Creek, which Read More
This news just arrived about Hamilton Conservation Authority’s Eramosa Karst. Hamilton Conservation Authority (HCA) has submitted a formal request to the Minister of the Environment to order that the Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC) comply Read More
The following opinion piece by Paul Glendenning of Hamilton was published on March 18 in The Hamilton Spectator. To give it a broader readership along the Escarpment, we’re posting it here. Be sure to leave Read More
Just back from a short break from magazine work, having gone with Mike to a favourite place of his in West Virginia. We crossed the border at Queenston and Mike took photos of fabulous views Read More
Here’s some unusual news about some artists who have responded creatively to the Greenbelt legislation. Artists Michelle Teitsma, Kim Rempel and Jan Yates have been working for over a year on a project examining Read More
The spring issue has a “Worth the Visit” feature with a good photograph of part of Young’s Pharmacy’s Renaissance Woman boutique, which specializes in cancer-care products. Here is some more information provided by Read More
Due to the wealth of great information we’re getting about public events happening up and down the Escarpment, we’ve just added a new Calendar of Events! These listings are FREE for anyone who Read More
Do you know of anyone who is interested in buying a suite in The Gallery at Bennett Village, Georgetown’s new seniors’ retirement living community? We have a FREE certificate for $5,000 to give away to Read More
Here’s some interesting news about Mount Nemo, the area of the Niagara Escarpment that songwriter and musician Sarah Harmer has been helping to work to protect for years. Harmer’s community group Protecting Escarpment Read More
