By Chris MillerThe Canadian International Auto Show 2025 presented around 1,000 vehicles of all shapes, sizes and prices. The 370,000 square-foot space in the North, South buildings at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre and the floors in between Read More
Online now, our Autumn 2024 issue is a celebration of outdoor activities during the most colourful season on the Niagara Escarpment, when biting insects have disappeared and days are cooler but still beautifully sunny. The issue Read More
The “Big Canoe” migrated to her winter berth on Monday Oct 21. Her last ferry sailing between the top of the Bruce Peninsula and Manitoulin Island was the day before. The public was invited on board Read More
By Mike Davis On September 29, 2024, 50 years to the day of the first official sailing, a commemorative sailing from Tobermory to South Baymouth and back celebrated the day. Speeches and acknowledgements were made on the northbound Read More
We’re having a party and the public is invited!Niagara Escarpment Views has been publishing books lately as well as our popular, successful print magazine. After doing well with the beautiful book of Niagara Read More
The New Elders deals with the aftermath of a residential school trauma. Directed by Bruce Naokwegijig, it is a journey of a grandmother who has peculiar traits in an effort to cope with her life, Read More
Our cartoonist Russell Tonks was inspired to create this work in response to a snap decision announced on June 21 by Premier Ford. “After yesterday’s surprise closing of the Ontario Science Centre, I felt compelled Read More
By Chris Miller The 34th Classics against Cancer show was held in Cedarvale park in Georgetown on Fathers Day this year on June 16th with perfect weather, huge crowds, many vendors, great food and of Read More
The Gift of Land: Living With Nature By Gloria Hildebrandt I’m excited to announce the publication of my memoir, the product of several years of dedicated work. Here’s a summary to get you Read More
By Mike Davis There were two fabulous days on either side of the eclipse, but on the day, almost completely Sun obstructing overcast. Cheers from the crowds sounded, when there was a break in the Read More
