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The Niagara Grape & Wine Festival wrapped up this past Sunday with the Pied Piper Parade and Mayor's Grape Stomp. 

The NEXT Niagara Council of the Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce hosted an event recently designed to get young professionals to discuss the future of Niagara. 

Supporters of the Hotel Dieu Shaver Rehabilitation Centre gathered at Canada Games Park for the 4th annual Hope In Motion fundraiser. 

United Way Golden Horseshoe held their 2026-2027 Campaign Kickoff in St. Catharines with the 5th annual Firetruck Pull. Teams put their strength and teamwork to the test as they pulled a firetruck, helping raise more than $45,000 for United Way-supported programs in Niagara. This year’s fundraising goal for the United Way Golden Horseshoe is $18,000,000. Lori Taraba reports.

Images from the 2026 Terry Fox Run held Sunday September 20th.

John Scott, Co-Owner of Scorecard Harry's explains the decision he and his brother Mike made to sell the Port Dalhousie restaurant and the plans for a legacy weekend that will celebrate its 32 years.

The Grape Growers of Ontario have chosen Steve Pohorly as the 2026 Grape King.

Niagara Polo was played on the historic Niagara-on-the-Lake Commons, and is a signature fundraiser for the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum. Bob Romeo files this report.

The recruit class of six new firefighters took turns climbing the 660 stairs to the top of the Skylon Tower to honour the lives lost in the 9/11 terror attacks and raise funds for local charities.

The Premiere episode of The Romeo Report will air on Friday, September 18th at 10pm on yourTV Niagara. Bob interviews Mindy Cohn and Peter Faccinelli as well as host a panel discussion with Priscilla Presley. Brad Roberts from Crash Test Dummies also visits on Zoom to promote their September 22nd concert at the FirstOntario PAC.

The lives of Canadians who died in the 9/11 terror attacks were honoured at a ceremony in St. Catharines.