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Improve local Transportation

Creating better bus routes that connect all 5 main villages that makes up Niagara on the Lake. It was done BADLY before, now with the increase of population more than 2,000 since the Bus was first introduced.  This will help out local businesses, release more car park spaces and give an alternative to people relying on Family members for a ride to the Doctors and shopping.

Vote for Balanced Growth

A vote for Clare Cameron is a vote for growth that responds to the interests of residents, and expresses the unique character of each village in Niagara-on-the-Lake.  Future residential and commercial development needs a strong and up to date Official Plan, with clear standards that express the kind of community we want to be in the long term.  As a councillor, Clare will make approval of a new Official Plan a top priority in 2019.

Message to Voters

You will soon have an opportunity to vote for the new Town Council of Niagara on the Lake. There are a lot of issues that must be addressed. You can help to make a difference in the future of our town but only if you vote and vote only for the candidates that think will make a positive difference.

Local Dog Enjoys Big Stage Stardom

Ella starred in the Mirvish production of Annie at the Ed Mirvish theatre in Toronto.  She did 48 shows, 8 shows a week and was featured on the CBC and Global news.

Niagara College prof, grad Christopher Bessette wins Best Director award

The Niagara College Broadcasting graduate and current part-time faculty member was among the star-studded nominees and winners at the second annual Canadian International Faith and Family Film Festival (CIFF) held September 14-16 in Toronto – including Ray Liotta, Ashley Judd, Dennis Quaid and Mira Sorvino. Bessette attended CIFF with multiple award nominations for his 2012 film Trade of Innocents, and walked away with the Best Director award, while cast member Sorvino also won Best Lead Actress for her role in the film.

Vote for Preservation

A vote for Clare Cameron is a vote to preserve what makes Niagara-on-the-Lake unique. For the fine examples of built and natural heritage that exist nowhere else but in NOTL, this means voting for a strong voice who will support the Municipal Heritage Committee, encourage the update of designation by-laws, and ensure that cultural heritage landscapes are recognized in a new and up to date Official Plan.  As a councillor Clare will work with professionals in the real estate sector to help share information on the heritage designation process, including its advantages and benefits.

What is a voting information notice and do I need it to vote?

If you haven't received it already, it's likely on its way.  Registered Niagara electors for this year's municipal and school board election will receive voter information notices or cards in the mail telling them when and where to vote, including advanced polling dates and locations for most municipalities in Niagara. This may not be applicable for municipalities who will vote by mail. 

Your Property Taxes

This is based on a house worth $460,000

Farmers' Market is Going Strong!

With cooler, sunny weather forecast for this first weekend of Autumn, stop by on Saturday morning for a coffee and breakfast or pastry, and pick up your fresh produce for the week.  You will see by the farmers’ tables that September in Niagara is by far one of the best harvest months.  Available for purchase are grapes, apples, pears, microgreens, herbs, beets, garlic, eggplant, zucchini, potatoes, and much, much more. 

Niagara College to offer beer-making training in Prince Edward County

Beer-lovers and brewing professionals in Prince Edward County are set to get a taste of Niagara College’s unique flavour of hands on learning. In conjunction with 555 Brewing Co., the College will offer its popular Brew Academy, a five-day training course on the art of beer-making, from Oct. 29 – Nov. 2. 

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