A Brief Note from NAL publisher Doug Draper
Niagara At Large is under construction with an aim to taking it to a higher plateau as a regional news source, and will not be fully back online until Monday, February 3rd of this year.
That does not mean we won’t accept comments from readers for current and past posts on this site or post important advisories from citizen and other groups around events they may be holding or pressing issues that need to be told.
Other than that, NAL is on hold until February 3rd, although we must stress again that we welcome all news tips and media releases from all of you out there during this furlow since we are working to stay in the loop.
In the meantime, we continue to encourage your comments below on how we can make Niagara At Large a more engaging online news and commentary site for all citizens in this region, including our all of our neighbours in Niagara, Ontario and Western New York
Thank you, Doug Draper
(Niagara At Large invites you to share your views on this post. A reminder that we only post comments by individuals who share their first and last name with them.)
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My comment.
Please keep focussing on Health Care in Niagara, Transportation in Niagara, Environmental issues. Also Municipal politics )both city and regional). As well, Heritage and Culture, a huge, much overlooked area by both the Feds (the Harper gang, who have a former Police officer, Shelley Glover, as Heritage Minister, and a Parliamentary Ass., St. C.’s Dykstra , who has shown not once ounce of interest in heritage, conservation, libraries, historical sites, etc ever ) supposedly representing out interests. Hard to pause, relax and reconfigure, NAL, with so much going on.
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