Jim Sissons, chair of the 45th annual International Golfing Fellowship of Rotarians world championship, which begins this weekend in NIagara Falls, tees off Tuesday following a press conference to announce details of the event which is expected to generate as much as a million dollars for the local economy.
Rev. Cathie Crawford Browning of St. John the Evangelist Church in Thorold stands with "Christopher Columbus" and the rabbit's owners, Nathalie and Isabelle Reid. Christopher Columbus will be at the church this Sunday to receive a special blessing during the Blessing of the Home Animals service.
Two men were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, including this 65-year-old driver of the 2008 Buick Enclave, after a collision on Niagara Street near Quaker Road at about 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
Harry Flagg, left, and Chris Cole, members of the Wainfleet Fire Department, display a wreath they laid to rest on the burial sites of fallen firefighters. A memorial services for fallen firefighters was held Sunday at the Zion Cemetery in Wainfleet. Members of the Wainfleet volunteer fire department were joined by their comrades from Haldimand.
Trevor Willis, left, rubbed elbows with the stars, including Vern Troyer, best known as Mini Me in the Austin Powers trilogy, on the setof Love Guru. Willis, a Grimsby native, plays a Toronto Maple Leafs hockey player in the Mike Myers movie, which opens tonight.
Trevor Willis, left, hams it up on the set of Love Guru last summer, after being punched in the eye by former NHL enforcer Bob Probert, right, during a scene.
Trevor Willis suited up for the Toronto Maple Leafs for the Mike Myers movie, Love Guru, and got a chance to take on Justin Timberlake, who plays the Los Angeles Kings star goalie Jacques "Le Coq" Grande.
Garry Warden, left, is the new face of West Lincoln Community Care. He will assume much of the work formerly done by Janet Zantingh to try and give clients complete service.
Newly crowned 2008 Rose Queen Alyssa Citrigno (right) was overcome with emotion after her name was called at the Coronation Ball on June 12. The title was handed down by 2007 Rose Queen Amanda Fazzalari.
Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair, left, Niagara Regional Police Chief Wendy Southall and Sudbury Police Chief Ian Davidson at the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police conference Wednesday in Niagara Falls. Blair is the outgoing president and Davidson is the incoming president.
A crowd of more than 60 fans, including Stan Aceti, gathered to watch at Club Italia as Italy defeated France 2-0.
A group of young men, led by Junior Marin, cooled off on the sunny afternoon of June 12 by the fetching the Illuminaqua dock and towing it back to its original location near Merritt Park. The group told police and the Welland Recreational Canal Corporation business manager Stephen Fischer that another group of boys untied it, allowing it to float down the canal.
Suzi Rothstein stands on a mountain overlooking Jerusalem. Rothstein just returned from an educational trip to Israel, through Taglit-Birthright Israel, an organization that sends Jewish young-adults from all over the world to Israel to learn about their faith.
Notre Dame Catholic Secondary School students Gillian Saracino, left, of Fonthill, and Kara Chiki and Adelaine Nohara, of Welland, have received scholarships from the Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation.
Jim Green set up shop in the Beamsville No Frills June 14, selling tickets for the Honey Money raffle, which will take place June 28 at the Smithville Poultry Fest.
