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Frateral twins, left, Joshua and Jacob. Jacob is the laid back of the two -
A veteran participates in a Remembrance Day ceremony. -
Body Rocker Jessica Cudney -
Altin and Shrabanti, are hoping to win a contest for new playground equipment for their school. -
Naomi's mother was murdered two years earlier, the killer has still not been caught. -
Lily Montgomery and son Dean Montgomery are photographed in front of their house where the shuttle buses used by the jet boats constantly disturb the quiet of the neighbourhood. -
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Chemistry professor Ian Brindle looks out of his office window at Brock University at the new Bio-science building under construction at the school shortly before his retirement. -
Mennonite boys take a ride on a wagon out to the sugar bush. -
Car enthusiast Pete Medland. -
Dorothy and William Pape are photographed at The Tufford where they live. The wedding photo they are holding was taken in China where the couple lived and wed 66 years earlier. -
Steve Merrick of St. Catharines as a Canadian soldier from World War I, Charles Wood of Niagara-on-the_lake as a British Grenadier from the 7 Years War and Patrick Dowd of St. Catharines as an American soldier from the War of 1812, at Fort George. -
Standard reporter Grant LaFleche gets his brain scanned in the neuroscience lab at Brock University. -
Aboriginal Achievement Award recipient John Henhawk -
A black dog has called the Lincoln County Humane Society home for months. Often, black dogs and cats are the least likely to be adopted. -
OPP officers, (left) Robert Knight, Niagara Detachment and Hans Schirmer, sergeant, fixed wing pilot, aviation services, field support bureau, ready themselves for a photo following a flight in the traffic plane. -
Writer/director David Fancy, is photographed at the Courthouse Theatre downtown St. Catharines. -
Corp. Darryl Bradley served with the Canadian military -
Corey helps out in his father's garage to help pass the time during March Break. -
Evan and his mother Tammy have to travel from their Niagara Falls home to London for the health care Evan needs -
Craig, 28, was left with brain damage following liver transplant. He has trouble forming new memories and communicating but his muscle memory remains almost intact, giving him the ability to shoot a bulls-eye with little trouble but unable to hold a conversation. -
Jim Fannon of the Green Party and George Addison of the NDP in front of their neighbouring downtown offices at campaign time. -
Eplorer Adam Shoalts has undertaken expeditions documenting the Canadian Terrain. -
June Vansickle is photographed by a tree marked for destruction and by a tree who already suffered its fate in Grimsby. -
A young choir singer stands out from the crowd with her candle during the lighting of the annual Thorold Tree of Lights campaign. -
Melanie Mullen of the Green Party took her campaign online, one of the first in the region to do so. -
John Howard, photographed in his wine cellar. -
Kim Stevens is photographed at his store, Mostly Comics, on St. Paul Street. -
Divino Mucciante was Brock University's official photographer for 32 years. -
Artist John Gill is photographed in Rodman Hall where one of pieces made of twist ties was on display as part of the New! Niagara Biennial Exhibition. -
Isabella checks out the magnifying glass during the first day of kindergarten. -
Ted McKenna, a veteran of the Second World War is reflected in a picture frame, surrounded by photos of his family. -
Just hanging around... -
The Lincoln Public Library was having problems finding room for all of their books. Inta Liepins pretends to drown in the books they barely have enough room for. -
Fire chief for a day. -
Stella Myers came to Canada 61 years ago as the war bride of the late Reg Myers, shown in the photo she is holding. -
Evan and his mother Tammy have to travel from their Niagara Falls home to London for the health care Evan needs -
Patricia Christie is not only a breast cancer survivor but co-director of the run. Patricia finds great inspiration in the Wall of Hope, a banner signed by participants and each year she runs she thinks of Debra, a woman she met while in chemo who later lost her battle with breast cancer. "This one's for you", she writes on the banner and says to herself each year she runs, thinking now not only of Debra but her mother who was diagnosed with breast cancer as well. -
Leonard Salmon of the 10th Battery, 56th Field Artillery Regiment, Royal Canadian Artillery, is honoured for his 57 years of service during a ceremony before a parade commemorating the Battle of St. Julien. -
Grayson, 9 and his parents, Diana and Gary, are mourning the loss of three of their six cats after tainted pet food caused fatal renal failure this past week. Pets in in the photo are, (black) Cleo, (black and white) Emi and Blossom. Deceased, are ((black and white) Bitsie, (orange tabby) Herman and (brown tabby) Lily. -
Kevin Strooband is photographed with an un-named Whippet cross in the Smart Car at the Lincoln County Humane Society. -
Charlie Parker works at his bee hives. A lot of his bees escaped when a truck carrying a load of them crashed. -
Marty Mako poses with a hula hoop made for him by the Kenyan children he visited while traveling with the organization, Free the Children. -
Andy Jackson is the only Canadian on a team of eight-ball pool players who have qualified for the U.S. national championships in Las Vegas. -
David Willett is 76 years old but does not let his age get in his way. In addition to climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, rebuilding a Triumph sports car, he also has taken up the clarinet and jogs regularly. -
Brook and her brother Reid in their pumpkin patch which they use to raise money for MacMaster Children's Hospital and Ronald McDonald House. -
The Friends of Recovery Niagara is a charitable organization which helps recovering addicts stay sober has run into financial difficulty for the first time in its 15 year existence, it soon was forced to close its doors. -
Trent makes origami figures to raise money for the CIBC Run for the Cure committee in honour of his grandma who is a two-time cancer survivor. -
Steven Page, formerly of the Barenaked Ladies performs in Montebello Park in St. Catharines -
Bryan White developed a web site to help local theatre companies get more publicity. -
Lake surfers are photographed at Lakeside Park Beach on Lake Ontario. -
Walker shows off one of the mustaches he is sporting for Movember. The 7 year-old has worn a different mustache every day and has raised over $450 towards his school's campaign for the Rankin Cancer Run. -
Expectant mothers (left) Tina, Kris, Amy, Ashley and Sarah. -
Colleen Ziegler of Ziegler in Port Dalhousie is photographed in her store. Most of the block around her store has been either torn down or left in disrepair. The buildings were bought by a developing with plans to build a 17 story condo tower but the project has stalled, leaving the properties they purchased in Port Dalhousie to deteriorate. -
Marian is photographed in her apartment. Marian is one of many seniors caught up in Liberal health care cuts. She has been hospitalized three times in the past year, every time with a serious illness, yet the CCAC will only give her half-an-hour of a care a day. The senior, who lives alone, and was forced to rely on friends and family to help her out. -
Lloyd, who is blind and autistic, will no longer be eligible for school since he turned 21 and his father is struggling to find a program for his son to go to. -
Laura-Lynn Jackson holds a photo of her son, Timothy Jackson, who was killed by his father 17 years ago. -
Kirk Schiser is photographed inside of the Angel Inn in Niagara-on-the-Lake where he based a film he recently completed. -
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Adam Buller of Brainkite Artistic Solutions hams it up in the Perpetual Christmas Light Room, one of the displays his company created in Santa's Shop Downtown, a festive funhouse. -
Former paratrooper Everett Smith is photographed in his St. Catharines home. -
A mother and daughter ride the carousel on the opening day in Lakeside Park. -
Musician and producer Mark Lalama. -
Melissa has been jumping rope for 18 years and is starting a recreational jump rope program -
With her daughter deaf, blind and unable to speak, mother and daughter can only communicate through touch -
Two-year-old Kristyn made a miraculous recovery after nearly drowning in their backyard pool. -
Joanne
Musician Joanne Allen is photographed at the St. Catharines library -
Aynsley
Aynsley wears her red blazer she has covered with pins and other memorabelia from Denmark, where she did a year-long exchange through Rotary.