Our Question for Today had quite a bit to do with holiday cheer, whether you take it alcoholic or not! Our question was: In 2017 Canadians purchased 9.5 million litres of this. What is it? With the hint of…
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Lunchtime Trivia Monday, December 10
Posted in All Stories, Lunch Time Trivia Tagged with: 2017, 2018, 9.5 Million Litres, Answer, December 10, Egg Nog, Litres, Lunchtime, LunchtimeTrivia, Monday, question, trivia
Fonthill Girl Wins Greeting Card Contest With Heartwarming Message
A Niagara region girl has the right message for the right time of year. 9-year-old Alexa Kirkwood of Fonthill was named the grand prize-winning entry of the 12th Annual Holiday Card Contest for kids. She is the daughter of a Service Desk Analyst…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: 2018, 9-year-old, Alexa, Card, Christmas, Fonthill, health, Kirkwood, Niagara
Christmas Tree Rentals
Millions of Christmas Trees are purchased in Canada each and every year, millions more are exported from Canada; in 2016 alone nearly 2 million Christmas Trees were sent out into the rest of the world. It is a Christmas tradition that…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: Christmas, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, Pot-Grown, Primrose Vale Farm, rental, Tree, video
Lunchtime Trivia Thursday, December 6
Lunchtime Trivia this afternoon took a take on health that many people struggle with at this time of the year with all of the holiday’s happening. Our Question was: Although most Canadians want to do this, only about 1 in…
Posted in All Stories, Lunch Time Trivia Tagged with: 1 in 10, 9 in 10, 91, Achieve, Desire, diet, eating, food, healthy, Lunchtime, LunchtimeTrivia, trivia
Winter Weather Brings Watches And Travel Advisory
There are Snow Squall Watches in effect for parts of Southern Ontario this morning including the Waterloo region where Environment Canada is warning residents of Mount Forest, Arthur, and Northern Wellington County, as well as most areas west and north,…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: 2018, advisory, Caledonia, Canada, December 6, Environment, Haldimand], Niagara, Snow, Squall, Thursday, travel, watch, Waterloo, weather, Winter
Lunchtime Trivia Wednesday, December 5
This Lunchtime Trivia had people thinking of all sorts of old fashioned items that might have come in handy, and mostly had the idea right that it was something you would still find Today. Our Question was: This was invented…
Posted in All Stories, Lunch Time Trivia Tagged with: 2018, 350, 350 years ago, Answer, candy cane, children, Christmas, Church, December 5, holiday, kids, Lunchtime, LunchtimeTrivia, question, Quiet, trivia, Wednesday
Food Recalls For People And Pets
There have been a number of food recalls in the last week; including tahini products for salmonella and shake up salads for listeria. The Canadian Food Inspection agency has alerted Canadians to the industry recall of Achva and S&F brand…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: Canada, Dog Food, food, health, listeria, pet, Product, recall, salmonella, Tahini, USA, Vitamin D
Lunchtime Trivia Tuesday, December 4
Our Lunchtime Trivia Question of the day got a little bit into the festive season asking everyone to answer the following: In 2016 it is reported that Canadians Spent over $77 million dollars on these. What are they? And…
Posted in All Stories, Lunch Time Trivia Tagged with: 2016, 2018, 77.6, Answer, Canada, Canadians, Christmas, December 4, Lunchtime, million dollars, money, question, Spent, trees, trivia, Tuesday
Lunchtime Trivia Monday, December 3
Thanks for joining us to play Lunchtime Trivia with our Question for the day: According to this scientific study doing this can boost your memory, improve cognitive ability and recall. What is it? The answer must have been an…
Posted in All Stories, Lunch Time Trivia Tagged with: 2018, Answer, Breathing, cognitive ability, December 3, inhale, Lunchtime, memory, Monday, nose, question, recall, research, study, trivia
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued
Environment Canada has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for parts of Southern Ontario including Brantford, Brant County, Hamilton, St. Catharines, and the Niagara Region. The statement reads as follows: Conditions are favourable for the development of severe thunderstorms…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: Brantford, Canada, Environment, Hamilton, Niagara Falls, severe, southern-ontario, St. Catharines, thunderstorm, watch, weather
Drivers Are Not Stopping For School Buses
School buses transport kids around every day for school bringing thousands of students to and from their day’s education; but it seems like it’s the drivers who need to learn an important lesson – Stop for Buses whose lights are…
Lunchtime Trivia Friday, November 30
In Lunchtime Trivia Today we touched on a subject that always has many asking questions: the topic of health. This afternoon we posed the following puzzler: This research found that having this can help ward off disease including possibly even…
Posted in All Stories, Lunch Time Trivia Tagged with: 2018, Answer, Big Family, cancer, Disease, Friday, health, Lunchtime, November 30, question, research, study, trivia
Knickers The Giant Steer
This past week an Australian Steer, that is a castrated bull whose job is to “steer” the newly weened cattle where the farmer wishes to direct them, named Knickers became internet famous when a video of the critter began making…
Sensitive Santa Is Coming To Town
Every child deserves to experience the whole of the Holiday season even if they cannot experience all the lights, sounds, and sensations without suffering. That is why Sensitive Santa is touring around the Golden Horseshoe with many chances for a…
Posted in All Stories, Annoucer Blogs, News & Sports, Richard Huskisson Tagged with: autism, Brant, Brantford, Burlington, Burlington Centre, Cambridge, Cambridge Centre, December, Lynden Park Mall, Oakville, Oakville Place, Paris, Santa, Sensitive, Sensory
Santa Claus Parades Sunday November 18 2018
The running of Santa Claus Parades continues Today with the 114th annual Toronto Santa Claus Parade, the City of St. Catharines’ Santa Claus Parade, the Milton Santa Claus Parade, and the Guelph Santa Claus Parade. Each parade comes with it’s…
Posted in All Stories, News & Sports Tagged with: 2018, Christmas, Delays, holiday, November 18, Parade, road closure, route, Santa, Santa Claus, St. Catharines, Sunday, Toronto, traffic
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Winter Clothing Donations
November 26, 2018 @ 8:00 am - April 9, 2019 @ 5:00 pm -
The Artisan Bazaar – The Night Owl Show
December 14 @ 1:00 pm - 9:00 pm -
The Brantford Open Stage
December 16 @ 2:00 pm -
High Tea and Radio Show
December 18 @ 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm -
Twas the Night Before Christmas
December 22 @ 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm
