Rhoda Wills has collected hundreds of signatures from Wainfleet residents. The signatures, combined with thousands from Port Colborne residents, will be sent to the Local Health Integration Network, which holds the fate of Port Colborne General's emergency department in its hands.
198782
Welland dog a late night celeb
For a terrier, this Jack Russell sure isn't scared to jump in the deep end. Forrest Gumpy, along with his show partner Sarah McDougall, demonstrate the dock-diving skills that have made the canine a celebrity.
198787
Downtown work enters phase two
Dean Hilliker, of Stevensville Landscaping, digs up the sidewalk during streetscaping work in Welland's downtown, consisting mostly of beautification efforts. Hilliker is preparing the spot for greenery, including a tree. "We're doing a little bit of rearranging," he said.
198788
Railroad link to the past donated to historical society
West Lincoln Historical Society secretary Barry Martin is proud of the train station's latest addition - a boiler front from a 500 Class Steam Locomotive.
198781
Canadian archery champion shoots for world title
Vineland's Jesse Thompson, 17, successfully defended his three-year title as Canadian champion taking top place last week at the Canadian 3D Nationals in Dauphin, Manitoba. He's ready for the Worlds Championships, Aug. 21-24 in Ellicottville, New York.
198780
Canadian archery champion shoots for world title
Archer Jesse Thompson is off to compete at the world championships Aug. 24-29 in Ellicottville, N.Y. He was crowned a national champion last weekend in Manitoba.
198785
Family can't wait for boy's autism treatment any longer
Stacy Hayward watches as son Branden plays with a flashlight at their home in Welland. Branden's intensive behavioral Intervention therapy has been put on hold because of a funding crunch.
198777
Niagara cyclists off to Ontario Summer Games
Katlyn Dundas, 14, left, and Jessica Tripp, 14 are cycling in the Ontario Summer Games.
198786
Advocate for the elderly awarded
Doug Rapelje stands in the courtyard of the Rapelje Lodge, the home for the aged in Welland that bears his name. The longtime advocate for seniors is one of two recipients of this year's Red Cross Power of Humanity award.
199103
Six days, one gold
Kayla Wakulich, left and Katrina Pichelli with the only gold medals won by the South Niagara Rowing Club.
198779
St. Catharines dominates Henley Regatta
Kate Nay, left, Alex Meiklejohn, Emma Sheehan and Charlotte Brown celebrate after their win in the Senior B lightweight four at the Henley Regatta.
198778
St. Catharines dominates Henley Regatta
The St. Catharines team of Tommy Willis, Bobby Fair, David Jenkins, Greg Principi, Peter Tonellato, Daniel Corso, Aiden Zmenak, Rhys Coletto, and Coxswain Meagan Anstruther celebrate on the podium after winning the Junior B men's eight at the Henley Regatta.
198776
Golf tourney honours Pelham's Streit
Marlene Stewart Streit poses with Glenn Goodwin, president and founder of the Greater Toronto Area Golf Association, at Lookout Point Country Club in Fonthill.
198783
Howse blazed a trail
Bob Howse
198784
Many services to leave GNGH under plan: doc
Dr. Alison MacTavish, right, with three children (from left) Christina Grimo, 6, Michael Grimo, 4 and Anthony Grimo, 2. Christina and Anthony were delivered by the doctor and she also followed up with the children's care from her office near the Greater Niagara General Hospital.