Below is some news from our friends at Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority. The above photo by Mike Davis was taken at last year’s Beamer Hawkwatch. And see his amazing landscape view from the Niagara Read More
Welcome to our new website. After five years of publishing, it was time for an update and reorganization of all the content from the old website, which we have transferred to this new site. Lots Read More
Niagara Escarpment Views will again be exhibiting at this festival. Come see us for free back issues! “We are very pleased to announce that five sponsors will be joined by 40 other exhibitors at the Read More
Here’s our annual news of what you can do with our friends at Westfield Heritage Village! The trees are tapped, the sap is dripping and the fires are crackling – it must be maple syrup Read More
Here’s some interesting submitted news about artist Cory Trepanier of Caledon: Landscape painter Cory Trepanier joins a luminary cast of talent at this year’s Canadian Screen Awards with the nomination of his third Read More
Mike and I (Gloria) went to the 40th Auto Show in Toronto, that’s still on at the Metro Convention Centre until Feb. 24. Here are some of the photos that Mike took, with a focus Read More
In honour of the first female Premier for Ontario, we’re reposting Mike’s photo of Hon Kathleen Wynne when she was Minister of Transportation, and took part in the 24th Annual Heart and Stroke Read More
We’re happy with the evaluation that Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) has just made of our 14-acre property close to the Niagara Escarpment. Here are parts of their assessment: the property contains significant woodlands and Read More
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
