​On September 28th, 2017 it was announced that a new cornerstone, now placed on Parliament Hill, was engraved by local Queenston Willowbank faculty and alumni. The cornerstone block was cut from limestone taken from the Queenston Quarry near Willowbank’s campus.

I “c” Niagara is a feature from our enewsletter written by Niagara bloggers and authors telling stories of how they see Niagara: where they go, what they like to smell, taste or hear, what they enjoy about Niagara and what makes it home. We hope our readers will delight in different views of what happens here – all part of culture in Niagara!

​On March 26, 2014 cNiagara.ca was presented with an Innovation Award of Excellence from Parks and Recreation Ontario

​The school bells are ringing once again and Niagara’s students are back to the books. So let’s talk about arts education (art-ucation)!

​Niagara loves to celebrate! Year-round there are dozens of festivals and events to mark what makes Niagara unique. Five festivals from the Niagara region are listed on the Festivals and Events Ontario’s Top 100 Festivals & Events of 2013...

Sara Palmieri’s phone has been ringing a little more than usual lately. The sales and marketing manager for Brock’s Centre for the Arts has already taken five bookings from teachers with plans to bring their classes to the theatre in the next school year.

St. Catharines is home to eight War Memorials, dating as far back as 1886. As the Town of Merritton, Village of Port Dalhousie and Grantham Township were incorporated with St. Catharines in 1961, so too did their war memorials. Over the last several years much work has been done to research their history, and to assess and plan for needed...

A partnership between the City of St. Catharines and local arts groups will put a new face on the wooden fencing surrounding the future home of the St. Catharines Performing Arts Centre, answering the question; “What does the PAC mean to you?”