Discover Welland - City of Welland

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W W W. W E L L A N D . C A
Discover
WELLAND
2016
Teaching
is our Passion.
NC RESTAURANT
BENCHMARK
Learning
is your Passion.
Indulge
your Passion.
NIAGARA COLLEGE TEACHING
WINERY
The Teaching Enterprises at Niagara
College’s beautiful Niagara-on-theLake campus offer visitors a unique
experience where food, wine and
beer combine to treat the senses, spa
treatments provide relaxation and the
aroma from the greenhouse will have
you smiling from ear to ear.
BREWERY
This integrated learning environment
provides a unique experience to
students. Just another reason that we
keep saying...
“you’re going to
like it here!”
NIAGARA COLLEGE
SPA
Greetings From Mayor Campion
On behalf of Welland City Council, I would like to extend our warmest
welcome and invite you to visit our wonderful community!
Whether you are a visitor or a new resident, we hope you will enjoy the many
natural and historical sites that celebrate our rich heritage and culture. The
citizens of Welland are proud of their heritage and take pleasure in showcasing
the many cultural facets of our community.
Welland is a vibrant place to live and work and an exciting place to visit. We
are home to unique events and festivals, such as the Rose Festival, Niagara
Food Festival, Summer Concerts on the canal, and major sporting events.
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Welland Historic
Museum and other historic sites. We invite you to spend some time shopping
and exploring shops and restaurants in our Historic Downtown. For those who
enjoy the outdoors – spend the day walking or biking the Welland Recreational
Canal Trails through beautiful Merritt Island and Merritt Park.
We are certain that you will find that the opportunities for our residents,
visitors and investors are limitless.
Experience our warm hospitality first hand - you’re always welcome in the City
of Welland.
Frank Campion, Mayor
GREENHOUSE
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Discover
WELLAND
managing editor
BERNICE BOOTH
tourism@welland.ca
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director of advertising
DAVID HAWKINS
dhawkins@niagaralifemag.com
publication coordinator
HEATHER DOLAN
hdolan@niagarathisweek.com
general manager
JASON PEHORA
jpehora@niagarathisweek.com
production manager
JOEL BILLINGHURST
jbillinghurst@niagarathisweek.com
photographers
THIES BOGNER
RON BEAUPARLANT
ANDRÉ ROY
KYLAH HEYKOOP
MADELINE LEBLANC
MURRAY HAWRYN
STEVE HENSCHEL
TONY GALLACCIO
CITY OF WELLAND STAFF
WELLAND
LEADING THE WAY
Accessibility
The City of Welland strives to not only meet facility accessibility
design standards, but to surpass those standards. We take pride in
breaking down barriers and providing public places for everyone
to work, live, and play. For those with tourist inquiries regarding
accessibility in Niagara please visit www.accessibleniagara.com
CONTACT US
City of Welland
60 East Main Street
Welland, Ontario
L3B 3X4
905-735-1700
www.welland.ca
info@welland.ca
Discover Welland 2016
Mayor’s Greeting
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Welcome To Welland
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Getting Here
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Sites To See
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Quick Economic Facts
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Welland Outdoors
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What’s Happening
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Welland Map
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The Sporting Life
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Events and Festivals
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Restaurant Guide
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Getting Here Pilots
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Where To Stay
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www.welland.ca
Welcome to Welland
WELCOME to the City of Welland, one
of the truly authentic recreational canal
cities in Canada. Located on the banks
of the Welland Recreational Waterway also known as the Old Canal - Welland
is nestled in the heart of picturesque
Niagara Region.
Each year, visitors are attracted to the area’s
natural beauty, as they enjoy our annual
festivals, quaint downtown restaurants,
heritage buildings, waterfront music
concerts, multi-cultural attractions,
year-round sports competitions, and
outdoor events.
New residents to Welland can take
advantage of reasonable housing prices,
excellent schools in both English and
French, over 400 acres of scenic parks,
and state-of-the-art sports and recreational
facilities. Welland is also home to Niagara
College Canada and is conveniently a short
distance from Brock University.
Welcome To
WELLAND
Known for scenic cycling paths, and the
Welland International Flatwater Centre
(WIFC), which hosts major international
sporting events; Welland is emerging as
a sport tourism destination. The WIFC
is dynamic with two water courses set in
411 acres of parkland and 272 acres of
waterway. The North course is the choice
to host the 2016 Canadian Dragon Boat
Championships and 2016 Row Ontario
Championships. Also complimenting
the recreational waterway is an outdoor
amphitheatre, which lures people during
Discover WELLAND 2016
the summer months to marvel in an array
of lively entertainment shows.
Youngs Sportsplex is the City’s newest
addition to an assortment of sport venues.
This modern facility houses indoor and
outdoor soccer fields, four indoor tennis
courts, and a sport performance centre.
The facility is becoming the venue of choice
for recreational and competitive athletes
because it offers everything from Ultimate
Frisbee to Bubble Soccer.
Welland’s historical Bridge 13 became a
tourist attraction in 2015 when it lit up for
the first time with a spectacular light show
the evening of Canada Day. During the
shipping season of 1972 Bridge 13 lifted
for the last time. The canal was rerouted,
leaving a scenic recreational waterway and
venue for international sporting events.
Located in downtown Welland, Bridge 13
has transformed over the years becoming
a symbolic landmark for Welland. In 2014
the Bridge received needed repairs and
was repainted. In 2015 the bridge was
given LED lighting to further enhance the
commemoration of events and celebrations.
Find the festive lighting schedule by
following Bridge 13 on Facebook or liking
it on Twitter.
Whether you are a sports enthusiast,
naturalist, cultural adventurer, music
lover, or history buff, Welland offers
something for everyone. Your next visit
could last a lifetime.
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Welcome to Welland
Getting
HERE
Canal Terrace
Canal Terrace is a new addition to downtown Welland. Complete with water features,
gardens, benches and interpretive historical panels significant to the area; Canal Terrace
directs visitors on heritage tours in the surrounding neighbourhoods. You’ll find Canal
Terrace located on King Street, near the East Main Street Bridge.
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Hospital
The City of Welland is midway between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. We are:
Welland County General Hospital
65 Third Street • 905-732-6111
• 75 minutes from Toronto (110 km / 66 miles)
Walk-in Clinics
• 20 minutes from Niagara Falls (28 km / 16 miles from Rainbow Bridge Border Crossing)
Urgent Care Niagara
800 Niagara Street, Seaway Mall
905-732-4451
• 30 minutes from Buffalo (30 km / 18 miles from Peace Bridge Border Crossing)
Select MD
589 South Pelham • 905-788-1500
• 35 minutes from Niagara-on-the-Lake
• 30 minutes to wine routes
835 Ontario Rd. • 200 Fitch St.
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The Beer Store
23 Thorold Rd. • 390 Lincoln St.
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2009-2015
Hamilton
403
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4500 Taxi • 905-735-4500
Grand Taxi • 905-732-7000
Pager
905.892.0222
direct
905.321.8306
Visitor Inquiry
Niagara Real Estate Center, Brokerage
Independently Owned & Operated
Niagara Real Estate Centre, Brokerage
Hire ... with confidence!
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406
Brantford
Taxis
Sales Representative
25 km
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289-228-8214
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on-the-Lake
QEW
St. Catharines
Bicycle Rentals
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50 km
Lake Ontario
LCBO Locations
Welland Civic Square
60 East Main Street • 905-735-1700
Welland-Pelham
Chamber of Commerce
32 East Main Street • 905-732-7515
www.welland.ca
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Fort Erie
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Sites To See
Tourism
Sites
Bridge 13
SITES
To See
Located in the heart of downtown Welland, Bridge 13 has become a landmark for locals
and tourists. The attraction connects Welland to the downtown area and stretches
across the Recreational Waterway. The Bridge was repainted in 2015 and decorated
in LED lighting to commemorate events and festivities. The bridge lights up from 10
p.m. to midnight. To check the lighting schedule visit Bridge 13’s Facebook Page or
follow it on Twitter.
Welland County Courthouse (Cross and East Main Streets)
Designed in 1855 by Kivas Tully, the Welland County Courthouse opened in 1856
and was used to house the first Welland County Council meeting. Made of Queenston
limestone, it is a must-see for architectural and historical enthusiasts. Take a stroll
through judicial history and visit the Court House Museum on the second floor.
Welland Historical Museum
The Welland Museum is located in the historically designated Carnegie Building, and
features both permanent and changing exhibits that highlight the history of Welland
and Pelham from pre-history to present. Offering a yearly schedule of special events
and both educational and recreational programming, the museum also includes an
interactive children’s gallery that allows younger visitors to experience hands-on play
and discovery. Whether you are seeking a special gift, souvenir, or popular “All Welland
Good” t-shirts, the gift shop contains affordable and unique handmade items from
across the Niagara Region. Please visit the website for more information on exhibits and
upcoming events at www.wellandmuseum.ca
Central Fire Hall (Cor. Hellems & Division Sts.)
The Central Fire Hall, completed in 1920, is a unique example of early twentieth
century Edwardian Classical style designed by Walter W. LaChance, while still
incorporating the prominent features of the “old time” red brick fire stations
of the late 1800’s. The most unusual elements of its design are its basilica plan, a
rectangle with hexagonal ‘apse’ at either end and its siting at a 45 degree angle across
the property. The building features a high brick drying tower fitted with a four faceted
clock and a Greek acroterion, resembling old fashioned fire helmets, above each of
the four dormers. (Pictured on page 10)
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FACTS
Welland Civic Square / Welland
Public Library (50 The Boardwalk)
Opened in 2005, Welland Civic Square is an architectural delight. The
Atrium and Art Wall showcase works by local artists and artisans. Located
within the Civic Square Complex, the Welland Public Library has one of the
most picturesque vantage points in Niagara, providing a spectacular view
of the Welland Recreational Waterway and is open Monday–Saturday. From
mid-October through March it is also open Sunday afternoons. (905-734-6210 x 2521)
www.welland.library.on.ca
Population – 50,631
Land Area – 81.09 Square Kilometres
Major Employers – Canadian Tire Financial Services,
Quick Economic Facts
Quick Economic
Convergy’s, Niagara Health System,
Niagara College Canada and District School Board of Niagara.
Education – District School Board of Niagara, Niagara Catholic
District School Board, Conseil Scolaire de District Du Centre
Sud-Ouest, Conseil Scolaire de District Catholique Centre,
Niagara College Canada
Education Levels – Post Secondary Certificate,
Diploma or Degree (38.5%)
Languages – English (79.4%); French (10.5%),
Other – Italian, Chinese, German, Portuguese, and Polish
• Available industrial and commercial land
• No development charges for industrial development
• Generous Community Improvement & Brownfield Programs
• Access to rail, water and highway transportation corridors
• Next door to major US Eastern and Mid-Western markets
• Skilled labour force in many disciplines
• Access to academic and research facilities of Niagara College,
Brock University and Niagara Health System
• Ample hydro-electricity and natural gas supply
• Affordable, residential housing
• Excellent public, private and francophone schools
• Wealth of sport and recreational facilities
• Located in the heart of the Niagara Fruit and Wine Belt
• Expedited permit process
• Development team approach
www.welland.ca/EDC
Age Structure – 0-19 years (21.6%); 20-24 years (6.0%);
25-44 years (23.8%); 45-54 years (15.9%); 55-64 years (14.1%);
65+ years (18.4%)
Housing – Owner-Occupied (72.4%); Rental (27.6%)
Average House Price - $200,187
Business Parks – 5
Vacant Land – Commercial and Industrial
Property Available
Building Permits (2015) – 641
Development Charges (Industrial Only) - $0
Growing Season – May through September
Golf Season – April through November
Paddling Season – April through December
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OUTDOORS
Welland Outdoors
Running through the heart of the City, the Welland Recreational Waterway is an
excellent location for sport fishing and flat water activities, including rowing,
kayaking, canoeing or pedal boating. Rentals are available at the PenFinancial Credit
Union Flatwater Community Centre. For more information on rentals and hours of
operation call 905 658-2192.
Welland Outdoors
Recreational Waterway
Hiking and Cycling on Merritt Island
Outdoor enthusiasts marvel at the beauty and serenity of Merritt Island. The island is
a natural paradise and part of the Greater Niagara Circle Route, which offers a paved
trail suitable for walking, bicycling, or in-line skating. Natural trails also run along the
Welland River for those up to a challenging run or walk. Merritt Island is a place where
you can connect with the outdoors, experience local art, or enjoy a packed lunch.
Wood Carvings by J.P. Gauthier
When visiting Merritt Island, keep your
eyes open for local artist J.P. Gauthier’s
wood carvings. These exquisite pieces of
work blend into the natural environment
and compliment the landscape. Gauthier’s
art is compelling and establishes a mystical
flow of nature across the island. Have fun
discovering these beautiful works of art.
The first settlement in the area dates back to 1788. In
1829, it was known as Aqueduct - literally because a
wooden aqueduct was built to carry the Welland Canal
over the Welland River. In 2008, the City celebrated
its 150th Anniversary as an incorporated municipality.
The Rod Dowling Sculpture Park is located along the canal near the Welland
Community Wellness Complex. It currently features three sculptures by the famous
artist Rod Dowling. These sculptures are named “Listeners”, “The Aqueduct”, and
“The Knot” which all represent Welland’s shipping and industrial past. We hope to
have more sculptures in years to come.
Golf
Welland is home to some of the most picturesque golf courses in Southern Ontario,
including the Scottish Link-Style Hunter’s Pointe (905-714-4659).
Other courses include:
Pelham Hills Golf and Country Club
905-735-6768
Water Park Golf and Country Club
905-899-3612
Welland Canal
Memorial Monument
Located in Merritt Park, the fountain
and bronze statues were created by
world-renowned artist Bas DeGroot to
commemorate the hard-working immigrants
who helped to build the Welland Canal.
Developed by the Welland Heritage Council
and Multicultural Centre.
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Rod Dowling Sculpture Park
Sparrow Lakes Golf Course
905-788-1676
Off Leash Dog Park
Coming to Welland for a visit doesn’t mean you have to leave the canines at home.
The City is proud to offer a leash free dog park that separates the small dogs from
the large dogs. Enjoy a visit to the park with your furry family member. Located at
the corner of Prince Charles Drive and Ontario Road.
www.welland.ca
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Welland Outdoors
Discover WELLAND
The Welland Recreational Canal Corporation and
the Welland Arts and Culture Advisory Committee
partnered to create an artistic legacy; a unique
initiative involving local artists creating works of
art using traditional canoes as canvases. The canoes
are mounted for display throughout Welland,
displaying artwork inspired by Welland’s heritage,
sporting history, and contemporary culture.
Scuba Park
Parks and Gardens
Known officially as the Rose City, Welland
is home to over 400 acres of parkland. View
the crystal reflection on the still ponds and
listen to the songbirds announce spring.
Pause and absorb the fragrance of the wild
rose, or bask in the sunlight. Use all of
your natural senses. You can find all these
experiences at Welland’s Chippawa Park,
Merritt Park on King Street, or Merritt
Island in historical downtown Welland.
Outdoor Ice Rinks
Welland has many outdoor ice rinks for
skaters to enjoy and keep active. Chippawa
Park’s outdoor ice rink is one of Welland’s
largest and busiest attractions. Skaters
can lace-up in the heated changing area,
equipped with accessible washrooms.
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Canoe Art Project
Joseph L. Mocsan
Memorial Rose Garden
The Joseph L. Moscan Memorial Rose
Garden is the heart of Chippawa Park
(Located at First Avenue and Fitch Street).
The lush fragrance of Welland’s official
rose is sure to delight any visitor. Paying
the garden a visit is the perfect way to
enjoy a picnic lunch and stroll along the
breath-taking gardens.
Welland
Farmers’ Market
Welland Farmers’ Market symbolizes
over 100 years of small town tradition
with a homegrown flavour. Vendors
from across the area provide a range
of produce reflecting Welland’s
diverse ethnic roots. Situated in
the heart of downtown, the market
operates Saturdays year round from
6:00am-12:00pm.
Our market
features a demonstration kitchen that
serves breakfast during market day.
Watch for special events listings and
programs that also take place at the
Welland market! For more information
call 905 735-1700 ext. 4000
www.welland.ca
Located at the Lincoln Street docks, the Scuba Park
is a great way to enjoy the waterway from down
under during the day and at night. The park features
a submerged boat, a sunken car, as well as an
underwater training area for adventure enthusiasts.
The Welland Recreational Waterway is tested daily
and is cleaner than a public pool, creating ideal
conditions for underwater exploring. The Welland
Recreational Canal Scuba Park remains a popular
spot and attracts hundreds of divers annually.
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Outdoors
2016
Welland Crowland War Memorial
Located in beautiful Chippawa Park, The Cenotaph is
unique because it departs from the usual design of a
single soldier so common on other monuments from
that vintage. Detailed and beautiful, the monument
incorporates stylized elements of the Canadian
landscape - red pine and wheat sheaves - along with
the representation of a WWI trench mortar and two
heroic figures. A soldier and a woman are featured to
symbolize the “Service and Sacrifice” element of war.
Dedicated not only to those who fought, but to those
who supported the war effort at home.
Cook’s Mills
Peace Garden
The Battle of Cook’s Mill was the last battle
fought in Niagara during the War of 1812.
The battle took place in 1814, and is the
inspiration behind the newly constructed
Peace Garden. Cherished by residents, visitors, and history enthusiasts; the garden
is a reminder of 200 years of Peace. The
Peace Garden is located at the corner of
Lyon’s Creek and Doan’s Ridge Roads.
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What’s Happening
Event
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Date
Location/Page#
Friday, April 8
Friday, April 15
Saturday, April 16
Casa Dante / Page 33
WCWC / Page 33
Market / Page 30
May 6, 7, 8
Saturday, May 7
May 13, 14
Saturday, May 14
Sunday, May 1
Friday, May 20
Saturday May 21 & Sun. May 22
Sunday, May 22
Page 34
Skate Park & WCWC / Page 33
Page 34
Chippawa Park / Page 33
Seaway Mall / Page 33
WCWC / Page 33
WIFC / Page 28
Welland Stadium / Page 33
Wednesday, June 1
Sunday, June 5
June 5-10
Friday, June 10
Saturday June 11
Saturday, June 11
Saturday, June 18-Sun. June 19
Saturday, June 18
Saturday, June 18
Saturday, June 19
Friday, June 24
Saturday, June 25
Saturday, June 25 & Sun. June 26
Sunday, June 26
WCWC / Page 31
WCWC / Page 31
Seaway Mall / Page 33
WCWC / Page 31
Market Square / Page 30
WIFC / Page 29
Chippawa Park / Page 33
WIFC / Page 28
Market / Page 30
WIFC / Page 28
Amphitheatre / Page 32
Page 33
WIFC / Page 28
Page 33
Friday, July 1
Friday, July 1
Saturday, July 2
Sarurday, July 2
Friday, July 8
Downtown / Page 33
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
April
Sports Awards Banquet
Friday Night LIve
Earth Day Extravaganza
June
Senior Citizen Month (Kick-off)
Velvetones Spring Concert
Rose Festival Art Exhibit
Strawberry Social
Rose Festival Street Dance
Welland Dragon Boat Festival
Rose Festival In the Park
Tony Biernacki Senior Memorial Regatta
Berry Bonanza
Rose Festival Fishing Derby
Summer Musical Festival
Rose Festival Coronation Ball
Rose City Triathlon
Rose Festival Grande Parade
July
Canada Day
Canada Day Regatta
Central Ontario Rowing Association (CORA) Regatta
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Date
Location/Page#
Sunday, July 10
Friday, July 15
Saturday, July 16
Friday, July 2
Saturday, July 23 & Sun. July 24
Saturday, July 23 & Sun. July 24
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
Friday, August 5
Saturday, August 6
Sunday, August 7
Friday, August 12
Saturday, Aug. 13 & Sun. Aug. 14
Friday, August 19
Friday, Aug. 19 to Sun. Aug. 21
Friday, August 26
Saturday, August 27
Saturday, August 27
Saturday, August 27
Sunday, August 21
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
Market / Page 30
Downtown / Page 33
St. George Park / Page 33
September 15-18
Sunday,, September 18
Saturday, September 24
Saturday, September 30 & Oct. 1
Friday, September 30
Friday, September 30
NRE Fair Grounds / Page 35
WIFC / Page 28
WIFC / Page 28
WCWC / Page31
WCWC / Page 31
WCWC / Page 31
Saturday, October 1
Wednesday, October 26
Friday, October 21
Saturday, October 8
WIFC / Page 28
WCWC / Page 31
WCWC / Page 33
Market / Page 30
July continued
May
Bemused (Live Theatre)
Rock Hard Ride Hard Youth Festival
Bemused (Live theatre)
Ice Cream Social Youth Festival
Sports Wall of Fame
Friday Night Live
South Niagara Rowing Club High School Invitational
Victoria Day
Event
www.welland.ca
ROWONTARIO Masters Championships
Balmy Beach
ROWONTARIO Championships
Western Ontario Division Trials & Championships
What’s Happening
2016
WHAT’S HAPPENING
August
Western Ontario Division U13/U15 Trials
Provincial Open Water Swim
Ontario Summer Games - Canoe Kayak
Canoe Sprint Ontario Championships
Canadian Dragon Boat Championships
Triathlon Ontario Championships
Fun with Food
Welland Arts Project
St. George Family Day
September
Niagara Regional Exhibition and Welland Fair
Niagara Falls Barrelman Triathlon
Head of the Welland - Five Bridges Classic
Culture Day
Welcome Back BBQ
Friday Night Live
October
SNCC Canal Challenge Dragon Boat
Harvest Luncheon
Friday Night Live
Oktoberfest
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What’s Happening
Welland Heritage Council
and Multicultural Centre
WHAT’S HAPPENING
Founded in 1976
Event
Date
Location/Page#
November
Canadian University Rowing Championships
Santa Claus Parade
Friday Night Live
Thursday, November 3-6
Saturday, November 19
Friday, November 25
WIFC / Page 28
Downtown / Page 33
WCWC / Page 33
December
Winter Lights Tours
Christmas Luncheon
Christmas at the Market
Holiday Fun at the WCWC
New Years Eve
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May 12
Ladies Night-fun filled night-vendors,
door prizes and firemen!
June 7 to 17
International Luncheons
Welland Farmers Market - Tickets at WHC $12.00
Saturday, June 11
Welland Dragon Boat Festival
Anyone can do it – call for details
June 24
World Ball
40th Annual celebrating the diversity of local cultures
Support for Women Entrepreneurs
English - Second Language Classes
390 Lincoln Street,
Welland
“Your Path Towards Home
Begins Her
Here”
Many Workshops to help newcomers to Canada
December 12 & 13
Friday, December 9
Saturday, December 17
December 27-30
Saturday, December 31
WCWC as hub / Page 31
WCWC / Page 31
Market / Page 30
WCWC / Page 31
WCWC & Arena / Page 31
Employment Services
Niagara
gara Real Estate
Esta Centre, Brokerage
OPEN WEDNESDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 6:00 PM
Call for an appointment 905-732-5337
Office: 905-734-4545
26 East Main St, Welland
905-732-5337
www.wellandheritagecouncil.com
905-892-0222
Direct: 905-650-5214
Joanne Lysiak
Sales Representative
jlysiak@bell.net
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1 • NRE Fairgrounds/Sports Complex
2 • Seaway Mall
3 • Niagara College
4 • Youngs Sportsplex - Home of Welland
Soccer Club and Welland Indoor Tennis Club
5 • Welland Curling Club
6 • Welland Arenas
7 • Welland Hospital
8 • Welland International Flatwater Centre
Flatwater
9 • Penfinancial
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nel Rd
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10 • Merritt Park Amphitheatre
11 • Merritt Park
12 • Chippawa Park
13 • Merritt Island
14 • Welland Civic Square (City Hall)
and Welland Public Library
15 • Welland County Courthouse
16 • Welland Farmers’ Market
17 • Central Firehall
18 • Welland Scuba Park
19 • Welland Operating Canal
20 • Welland Historical Museum
21 • Welland Community Wellness Complex
22 • South Niagara Rowing Club
23 • Niagara Sport & Social Club
24 • City of Welland Dog Park
25 • Bridge 13
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Welland
Welland is becoming one of the major sports tournament cities in Ontario. Every year
grows with anticipation as athletes from Niagara, and all over the world flock to our
venues. The Rose City is proud to be a platform for building world class competitors.
Chippawa Park Community Centre and Beach Volleyball
As Welland grows into a progressive sport tourism destination, the facilities continue
to grow and accommodate a variety of sport disciplines. Chippawa Park now offers a
multipurpose accessible Community Centre over looking four competition quality sanded
volleyball courts. The Community Centre has a large entertainment room with a warming
kitchen and gas fireplace, while downstairs offers a small meeting room and gas fireplace.
This facility is ideal for hosting competitive or recreational volleyball tournaments.
The Sporting Life
The Sporting
Welland Trails
Welland houses some of the most beautiful trails in Niagara. Located on the Niagara
Circle Route, Welland has enough bicycle and walking trails to exhaust athletes and
trail enthusiasts. With some determination and a bicycle, Welland trails can take you
on an adventure of a lifetime. Download trail maps at niagararegion.ca.
Youngs Sportplex
This is Niagara’s premiere sporting facility located just off the 406 in Welland. Youngs
Sportspex is unique because it offers a wide variety of sports. Competitive and
recreational athletes play indoor soccer, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, football, slo-pitch,
bubble soccer and field lacrosse. Stop by for a round of simulated golf at On Screen
Sports Welland or hit some balls at
the indoor golf range. Whatever
sport you’re into, Youngs Sportsplex
has what you are looking for. Call at
905 735-8106 to book your sporting
activity today.
www.youngssportsplex.com
Niagara Sport & Social
Club
Niagara Sport & Social Club is one of Ontario’s largest indoor volleyball facilities.
Housing four full-sized volleyball courts, a fully licensed bar and lounge, concession
area, and banquet hall; this prime sporting facility draws teams from all over Ontario
to compete. Why not get involved in the action and participate in the all-u-can-play
volleyball on Friday and Saturday evenings. Starts at 9:00 p.m. ~ from September until
May. Located at 469 Rice Road. See the website for summer tournament schedule.
www.niagarasportandsocial.com
Niagara Motorcycle Raceway
Ten minutes from Welland, the Niagara Motorcycle Raceway features Dirt Track,
Speedway, ATV and Youth Class racing every Saturday night in June and July and a
fall classic in September. www.wellandmotorcycleclub.com
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The Sporting Life
The Sporting Life
The Welland International
Flatwater Centre (WIFC)
The WIFC venue rivals top sport facilities in the world with infrastructure exceeding
current international standards for hosting and for accessibility. The WIFC extends
beyond physical structures; it is building a sense of pride within the community, it is
connecting a larger flatwater community with clubs of all disciplines, it is growing a
family of volunteers, and bringing people together toward a common goal. The facility
creates positive spirit through the City of Welland as the hopes and dreams of future
Canadian Olympians and World Champions become a reality as a direct result of Welland’s
Waterway. The WIFC has and will continue to have, an inspiring rippling effect.
Website: www.wifc.ca
2016 Canadian Dragon Boat Championships
August 18th – 21st, 2016
For more information, visit www.dragonboat.ca and www.wifc.ca.
2016 ROWONTARIO Championships
July 23rd – 24th, 2016
Welland International Flatwater Centre South Course
The first ROWONTARIO Championships Regatta was developed through the efforts
of ROWONTARIO’s original 12 member clubs working together to create a Provincial
Championships regatta. The ROWONTARIO Championships is now considered by
many to be the final “warm-up” for crews competing at the Royal Canadian Henley
Regatta that occurs the first week of August in St. Catharines.
The 2016 ROWONTARIO Championships Regatta will be the 48th annual event and is
expected to attract approximately 1000 athletes from 35 clubs from across Ontario and
the United States, ranging from under 17 to above 23 years of age. Be sure to come to the
Welland International Flatwater Centre South Course the weekend of July 23rd – 24th
to catch the racing.
Welland International Flatwater Centre North Course
The drums will beat on the canal again this
August at the Welland International Flatwater
Centre North Course. More than 2,000 athletes
from across Canada will come to Welland to
compete with hopes of being named a National
Champion during Dragon Boat Canada’s 10th
Canadian Dragon Boat Championships.
For more information, visit www.rowontario.ca and www.wifc.ca.
Come celebrate this amazing event with us;
marvel at the fierce competition, absorb the
tradition, and help us welcome the athletes to the waterway. Discover and partake in this
ancient Chinese cultural tradition hosted right here on Welland’s Recreational Waterway.
The Canadian Dragon Boat Championships is the most exciting and competitive dragon
boat event in Canada. This marquee event features crews from the recreational level; all
the way to the athletes who race internationally in age categories from Junior through
Senior C (60+), and includes divisions for University, Breast Cancer Survivors and the
Blind and Partially Sighted crews. We encourage everyone to come out from August 18th
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– 21st, 2016 and cheer on crews from coast to coast as they compete to capture the title
of National Champion.
www.welland.ca
The Welland Dragon Boat Festival
The Welland Dragon Boat Festival has been gaining momentum since its debut in
2002. This year’s festival is one of the
most exciting because it kicks off a
challenging year as Welland hosts The
Canadian Dragon Boat Championships.
Come cheer on local competitors this
June 11. For more information please visit
www.wellanddragonboatfestival.com
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Welland
CITY OF WELLAND
Farmers’ Market
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE MARKET STALLS
70 Young Street | Saturday’s (year round) from 6am to Noon
Hall and Demonstration Kitchen bookings are available at reasonable prices
for community groups, events and private functions throughout the year.
MARCH
SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 9-11AM
Luck
of the
IRISH
JUNE
APRIL
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 9-11AM
EARTH DAY
extravaganza
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 9-11AM
@ the market
FOOD
bonanza
TASTE TESTS &
EXPERIMENTS
DECEMBER
THANKSGIVING FAMILY FUN & LIVE MUSIC SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17
9-11AM
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 9-11AM
The Welland Community Wellness Complex is home of the Rose City Seniors Activity
Centre, Arts & Culture Centre and Sports & Abilities Centre. This is one of the City’s
finest facilities and is fully accessible. The Complex features a Therapeutic Pool, Fitness
Centre and 400 seat performance Theatre. This community centre offers aquatics,
health, fitness, music, dance and general interest programs for people of all ages and
abilities. Passholders can enjoy many free drop-in activities which include Billiards,
Darts, Pickle Ball, Table Tennis, Library, Computer Lab, Cards, Board Games, Wii
games and even a Woodshop. Visitors are welcome to purchase a day pass to enjoy all
the exciting drop-in programs.
Fun with
SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 9-11AM
Oktoberfest
145 Lincoln Street
AUGUST
BERRY
OCTOBER
Welland Community Wellness Complex
CHRISTMAS
@ the market
SANTA  CAROLLERS  SHOPPING
WELLAND FARMERS’ MARKET
905-735-1700 Ext. 4000 | market@welland.ca | bookings@welland.ca
Welland Arenas •
501 King Street
The Welland Main Arena and Jack Ballantyne Memorial Arena are home to great
Canadian hockey as well as recreation time for the community. A long list of talented
hockey players have grown from Welland; including legends such as Daniel Girardi,
Daniel Paille, and Cal Clutterbuck. Should you visit Welland from October to mid
March, stop by the arenas for public skating or watch the Canadian Welland Jr. B’s
from the comfort of The Penalty Box (viewable sports bar). For those who need to host
a function, the new addition of the Community Room seats up to 237 people and has
a kitchenette and catering menu. Contact the Welland Community Wellness Complex
for details 905 735-1700 ext. 4000 and find the Arena on Facebook.
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Events & Festivals In
2016
SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL
at the Merritt Park Amphitheatre
JUNE 24 THE CAVERNERS
Beatles Tribute Band | Special Guests: Aiden Payne & Autumn Conrad
JULY 2 SPLASH ‘N BOOTS
WELLAND
Throughout the summer, the downtown core comes alive with
some of Ontario’s finest festivals and outdoor concerts.
City of Welland Special Events
The City of Welland offers exciting programs and activities at the Welland
Community Wellness Complex and other municipal owned facilities.
We strive to provide top quality events for residents and visitors of all
ages and abilities. For details on municipal events view the calendar at
www.welland.ca or call 905-735-1700 Ext. 4000.
The Welland Rose Festival
Children’s Day in the Park
JULY 8 MAD DOGS AND ENGLISHMEN
Produced by Lance Anderson
Featuring the music of Joe Cocker and Leon Russell
JULY 15 WOODSTOCK-REVISITED
Local Band Extravaganza | Special Performance by Krista Blondin
JULY 22 KINDRED & SUNSET REBELS
Special Guest: Jessica Wilson
AUGUST 5 BRIAN NEALE WITH NORTHERN HARBOUR
Jimmy Buffet Tribute Band | Special Guest: Heather Glabb
AUGUST 19 NEW KID IN TOWN EAGLES TRIBUTE
Special Guest: Ashlynne Vince
AUGUST 26 MATT CAGE ELVIS TRIBUTE
Special Guest: Brent Freeman Tribute to Buddy Holly & Jerry Lee Lewis
Brought to you by R&B Volunteer Producers and City of Welland
Dates of performances and artist could be subject to change
June is Rose Festival month! There’s something
for everyone at the 55th annual Welland Rose
Festival, where we celebrate our proud heritage
as “The Rose City.” Featuring familiar traditions
like the Coronation Ball where the Rose Queen
and her Royal Court will be crowned. Street
Dance in the Downtown, Juried Art Show at
Seaway Mall, Baby Show at Chippawa Park where the Rose Bud King and Queen
will be crowned, Children’s Fishing Derby, Days In The Park at beautiful Chippawa
Park with great musical features, children’s activities, Finishing the festival with the
Grande Parade with a party and Art Festival at the arena. Love your city? Bring your
friends and family and enjoy food, music, and fun in the summer’s grand celebration
of Welland. A city worth celebrating. www.wellandrosefestival.on.ca
Friday Night Live
2016 Concert Series
Join us for the first annual Friday Night Live this spring and autumn.
This unique ongoing music festival warms-up audiences and
prepares them for Welland’s fantastic outdoor Summer Concert Series.
Friday Night Live then re-ignites in September to keep the party going long after
summer has come to a close. Open to the public, Friday Night Live is hosted in the
Theatre of the Welland Community Wellness Complex from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Concerts
Dates: March 11 April 15, May 20, September 30, October 2, & November 25. FREE!
Niagara Food Festival
LIVE
For a full listing for the 2016
Friday Night Live Concert Series
refer to page 33.
The Peninsula’s Tastiest Party. Join the Niagara Food Festival for the tastiest party yet,
this September in Downtown Welland. Visit niagarafoodfestival.com for festival dates, or
follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
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“Going Your Way”
www.welland.ca/transit
• Conventional Transit (Monday to Saturday)
• P.M. Community Service (Monday to Friday)
• Transcab Services (Outlying Areas)
• Brock Link
(Service Between Niagara College
and Brock University)
• Port Colborne Link (Service to Niagara College
with connections onto Transit)
• NOTL Link (Service between Niagara College,
Welland and the Niagara-on-the-Lake Campus)
• WellTrans (Physically Challenged)
• Charters (Within the Niagara Region)
• Niagara Region Transit - trips to St. Catharines
and Niagara Falls
Welland Bus Terminal Located at:
160 East Main Street
General Information: 905-735-1700 ext. 3101
Events & Festivals
Welland Transit
Niagara’s Favorite
Home Audio/Video Center
-100+ Hand Picked Vinyl Records
-Great Selection Wireless Speakers
-Large Selection Of Quality Headphones
Experience Our Hifi Listening Rooms
Discover Our Dolby Atmos Home Theatre
AUDIO VIDEO
UNLIMITED
130 Thorold Rd. W., Welland • 905-788-3221
Check us out at
www.
niagarathisweek
.com
NEWS • CLASSIFIEDS • REAL ESTATE
AUCTION • AND MUCH MORE...
Written by Peter Fenton & Scott White | Directed by Kay Annable
Bemused
Canalside Players presents…
Niagara Regional Exhibition and Welland Fair
Welland is home to one of the oldest annual agricultural fairs in Southern Ontario.
This year, the Niagara Regional Exhibition celebrates its 164th year. This traditional
county fair style event features horse shows, baby contests, and the Welland
Fair. Come out this September 15-18 for some good old country fun. For more
information contact the Niagara Regional Agricultural Society at 905-735-6413.
www.niagararegionalexhibition.com
Best Golf Value In Niagara!
A screwball comedy about show biz
filled with love, laughter and song
5400 yards
2 Par 5’s
10 Par 4’s.
at the Welland Community Wellness Complex Theatre
PERFORMANCES BEGIN IN EARLY MAY
TICKETS GO ON SALE APRIL 6
Less than 30 minute drive in Niagara
5,400 yard course...You will finish your 18 holes in about 3 1/2 hours
www.waterparkgolf.ca
Water Park Golf and Country Club
61174 Regional Rd 27 • Wainfleet (905) 899-3612
For show dates and ticket prices call
905-735-1700 Ext. 4000 or www.welland.ca
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Events & Festivals
Cruise Niagara
Take a leap back in time on
Friday nights with Cruise Niagara at Seaway Mall, located
at 800 Niagara Street, Welland.
This nostalgic event series has
been going strong for more
than 20 years, and typically
brings 300 or more cars/trucks
on display. The evening is filled
with classic automobiles, classic rock, and classic car lovers.
Friday nights from May until
September 2016. 5pm - Dusk
www.cruiseniagara.ca
Restaurant
GUIDE
Welland Folklore
Festival
International cuisine and multicultural delights are the trademarks of
the Welland Folklore Festival. Organized by Welland Heritage Council
and Multicultural Centre, locals
look forward to the wide range of
cuisine served up at the Market
Square. International Luncheons are
June 7 - 17, and the World Ball is
June 24.
www.wellandheritagecouncil.com
Welland Art Walls
The
Welland
Community
Wellness Complex and Welland
City Hall both have art walls that
contain pieces from local artists.
The art is changed bi-monthly to
give exposure to art and artists
that are in our local community.
Application forms for each are
located at both locations and on
the Welland website.
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Where To Eat In Welland
Restaurants / Bars / Specialty Shops / Pizzeria / Subs
Above & Beyond Cupcakes
591 King Street
(289) 820-5192
A & W Foods
800 Niagara Street North
Seaway Mall
(905) 734-8272
and
Seaways Mall
(289) 820-7925
Angelina’s Pizzeria
Take-out Pizza parlour
and take-out food.
312 King Street Unit 1
(905) 788-3700
Antonio’s Pizza
95 Lincoln Street
in Prince Charles Plaza
(905) 734-4455
Arby’s
Fast Food Restaurant
800 Niagara Street
Seaway Mall
(905) 788-2729
Bada Bing Roadhouse
190 Maple Avenue
(289) 820-7101
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Bamboo Restaurant
Chinese and Canadian
food. Unlicensed.
641 King Street
(905) 734-6229
Benedict’s
623 King Street
(905) 788-3337
Black Sheep Lounge
64 Niagara Street
(905) 735-0666
Blue Star Restaurant
Restaurant Licensed
676 King Street
(905) 732-2459
www.wellandbluestar.com
Boston Pizza
Restaurant Licensed
934 Niagara Street
(905) 714-1647
Cafe Alla Moose
66 Division St
(905) 714-1566
Cafe Amalia
Restaurant
445 Thorold Road
(905) 734-1500
Café Mochaccino
Café in the Seaway Mall
Food Court
Seaway Mall
(905) 788-3398
Canton House
Licensed Chinese
Restaurant
904 Ontario Road
(905) 735-6221
Carole’s Cafe
(905) 788-1111
The Breakfast Barn
529 King Street
(905) 734-6464
CC’s Dugout
Licensed
301 Thorold Road
(905) 734-7740
Burger King
724 Niagara Street
(905) 788-2811
The Centre Court Café
Coffee Shop in YMCA
310 Woodlawn Road
c/o YMCA
(905) 788-0020
www.welland.ca
2016
Discover WELLAND
Cheers Restaurant
Licensed
(905) 732-5551
Tailgates Bar & Grill
Restaurant and Tavern.
200 Fitch Street, Fitch St. Plaza
(905) 714-9999
Fuzzy Logic
Licensed
(289) 820-5239
China Court Restaurant
and Tavern
Licensed
182 King Street
(905) 732-3838
Empire Strykes Back
Restaurant and Bar
106 Empire Street
(289) 820-5777
Gatfields Restaurant
& Tavern
Licensed
41 West Main Street
(905) 732-1777
Crowland Hotel
Hotel and Tavern
53 Ontario Road
(905) 732-3692
Cool Licks
Ice Cream Parlour
642 King Street
(905) 734-7665
Evelyn’s Sandwich Factory
“Create Your Own Sandwich”
Fresh bread daily, premium
quality meats, cheeses,
homemade soups/salads.
15 Niagara Street
(905) 734-9316
Colombo Pizzeria & Subs
20 Thorold Road
(905) 732-2306
Everfresh Pizza
2 For 1 Pizzas, chicken wings,
nuggets, spring rolls. Special
pick-up and free delivery.
301 Thorold Road, Unit 2
(905) 734-8188
Dain City Tavern
700 Canal Bank
(905) 714-0028
Express Cafe
Coffee Shop
60 East Main Street
(905) 735-1700
Dairy Queen
Ice-cream shop, hot dogs,
hamburgers, chicken.
(905) 735-4698
Express Donuts
Coffee, donut shop,
and light lunches.
(905) 732-5787
Deava’s Feed Your Soul
269 Main Street
(905) 941-9879
Famous Wok
Fast food restaurant
serving chinese cuisine.
800 Niagara Street
Seaway Mall
(905) 735-1788
Deed’s Place Restaurant
6 Kingsway Street
(905) 788-1651
Domino’s Pizza
440 Niagara Street
(905) 734-7100
Donut Diner
Donut Shop
947 Niagara Street
(905) 734-7751
Fireside Family Restaurant
Licensed, specializing in
Greek and Canadian dishes.
153 Southworth Street
(905) 735-8235
For Pizza’s Sake
Pizza and Subs
233 Broadway Street
(905) 734-8497
Gino’s Pizza
Pizza, panzarotti,
and various Italian foods.
Seaway Mall
(905) 734-4444
Restaurants / Bars
Specialty Shops / Pizzeria / Subs
Golden Brothers Sports Bar
Licensed Restaurant
21 Southworth Street
(905) 734-1715
Golden Grill IV
Licensed Family Restaurant
1009 Ontario Road
(905) 734-3944
Handlebar Hanks
30 Rice Road
(905) 734-9340
Harvey’s Restaurant
& Swiss Chalet
Quick service restaurant
and licensed dining room.
830 Niagara Street
(905) 735-4040
Iron Chef
800 Niagara Street
Seaway Mall
(905) 714-7199
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Fried chicken, eat-in
or take-out.
815 Ontario Road
(905) 732-3613
623 Niagara Street
(905) 734-7796
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Kimono’s
Chinese Restaurant
440 Niagara Street
Chelwood Gate Plaza
(905) 788-1818
Lily’s Cuisine
Specializing in Chinese &
Canadian Cuisine
(905) 732-9759
Kingsley Tavern Ltd
260 King Street
(905) 735-4020
Little Caesars
Take-out Pizzeria
572 Niagara Street
390 Lincoln St.
Kingsway Family
Restaurant & Dining
Licensed
215 Riverside Drive
(905) 735-9722
Little Nashville
Country Western Bar,
Licensed
77-79 East Main Street
(905) 734-7839
Luciano’s Pizzeria
123 Southworth St. North
(905) 714-4040
Lucky Dragon
Asian Food Restaurant.
589 South Pelham Rd.
(905) 735-8883
Lung Fong Restaurant
Licensed
Chinese & Canadian food
555 Thorold Road
(905) 735-8980
Mammaz Boyz
454 First Avenue
(905) 735-8388
Mario’s Take Out
175-177 East Main Street
(905) 734-7422
Matteo’s Restaurant
Licensed
125 East Main St.
(905) 732-2111
McDonald’s Restaurant
Fast Food Restaurant.
631 Niagara Street
(905) 735-1064
102 Primeway Drive
(905) 732-2307
Mister Chips Fry Truck
Corner of Thorold & Niagara
905-931-9814
Mr. Sub
545 Niagara Street
(905) 732-1999
A Yorkville original and now Welland is
home to the Italian cuisine; it is here that
renowned celebrity Chef Felice Vacca
brings to life his authentic creations.
Every dish he creates bears his stamp
of passion and taste for fine cuisine and
guests are guaranteed the freshest of
every ingredient in his culinary creations.
MT Bellies Tap
& Grillhouse
Licensed
(905) 788-9474
My Alibi
91 East Main Street
(905) 732-3663
Newfoundland’s Own
Fish & Chips
Take-out fish & chips
95 Lincoln Street, Unit 9
St. Charles Plaza
(905) 734-3513
New York Fries
Seaway Mall
905-735-8886
Full bar
Featuring quality espresso
Excellent wine selection
Sports events on bar side
Live music on Friday nights.
Olympia Restaurant
536 Lincoln Street
(905) 714-1115
Patties Place
87 East Main Street
(289) 820-7402
Pita Pit
Healthy fresh veggies,
meats cooked on a grill,
rolled up into a pita.
Eat in, take out or delivery.
572 Niagara Street, Unit B1
(905) 714-7482
Pizza Hut
Pizza parlour; dine-in,
take-out and delivery.
841 Niagara Street
(905) 732-2202
1030 Niagara St., Welland
Next to the Welland Inn
905-732-4966
www.vaticano.ca
Also located in Yorkville at 25 Bellair St.
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Pizza Pizza
Pizzeria
Seaway Mall
(905) 734-1111
Popeye’s
503 Niagara Street
(905) 734-8080
Red Rice Buffet
Restaurant
Chinese Restaurant
800 Niagara Street
(905) 788-0330
Rex Hotel Limited
Dining and cocktail lounge
346 King Street
(905) 734-4752
Rose City Pizzeria
Pizza and Subs
473 Thorold Road
(905) 788-1441
Sparrow Lakes Golf Club
Clubhouse & Catering
Fresh Niagara
products & superior
customer service.
105 Pelham Road
(905) 788-3493
Star Rose Garden
Restaurant
Chinese Restaurant
(905) 732-4399
Subway
Subway sandwiches
and salads.
(905) 714-0677
Seaway Mall
(905) 732-9644
95 Lincoln Street
(905) 714-9402
Tim Horton’s
Coffee and Donut Shop
845 Ontario Road
(905) 714-9000
Thai Dish Restaurant
Restaurant
(905) 732-1234
Volcano Pizzeria
Pizzeria
(905) 735-3716
589 South Pelham
(905) 714-7253
360 Lincoln Street
(905) 788-9445
90 Lincoln Street
(905) 735-7091
(905) 734-8202
Welland Cafe
(905) 788-2233
Sue’s Seafood
782 Clare Avenue
(905) 714-1117
Trappers Sports Bar
Licensed Sports
Bar/Restaurant
279 King Street
(905) 734-4221
(289) 820-7068
Sushi Eight
647 Niagara Street
(905) 788-1188
Swing Smokehouse
Restaurant at Golf Course
Licensed
289 Daimler Parkway
(905) 346-2664
(905) 788-1952
30 Rice Road
Thorold - Rice Plaza
(905) 714-0422
(905) 714-9057
Niagara College
300 Woodlawn Rd.
(905) 735-2211
Taris on the Water
25 West Main Street
(905) 788-0123
Vaticano Restaurant
Fine Dining
1030 Niagara Street
(905) 732-4966
Vicky’s Pork & Beef
Restaurant
Family Restaurant
(905) 734-6255
Vincent’s Red Hot
Pizza & Subs Pizzeria
324 Thorold Road
(905) 735-4110
Lunch SpeciaL
MoNDAy To FRiDAy Starting at $9.50
with choice of entree, spring roll & soup
dine in take out catering delivery
119 East Main St., Welland 905 732 1234
www.thaidish.ca
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www.welland.ca
Welland Fish And Chips
Take out fish & chips.
Chicken and ice cream bar.
397 Thorold Road
(905) 732-9444
Wendy’s Old Fashion
Hamburgers
(905) 788-0930
Ye Olde Squire
British Pub & Restaurant
Licensed
800 Niagara Street
Seaway Mall
(905) 714-7821
Serving Dinner
Crab Rangoon
Authentic Pad Thai
Cashew Nut Chicken
Mango Salad
Peanut Pad Thai
Thai Green and Red Curry
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Getting Here For
PILOTS
Niagara Central Airport
Service on a Higher Plane
Are you a pilot looking for a great destination? Why not land at the
Niagara Central Airport? The Niagara Central Airport does not charge a landing fee
and has tie down space available. The airport is conveniently located beside
the Welland River, where float planes have access to land.
Airport Data:
• Transport Canada Registered
• Published GPS instrument approach for Runway 05
• Coordinates: N 42 58 45, W 79 19 29
• Radio Communications: UNICOM 123.5
Niagara Central Airport houses the St. Catharines
Flying Club and Niagara Skydive Centre Inc.
At Niagara Central Airport you can learn to skydive, fly a plane, or simply
enjoy watching the planes come in for a landing or take off.
Where To
STAY
For more information visit
www.niagaracentralairport.com
www.niagaraskydive.com
www.stcatharinesflyingclub.com
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www.welland.ca
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Best Western Plus
Rose City Suites
300 Prince Charles Drive
(905) 732-0922
Fax: (905) 732-0644
www.bestwesternniagara.com
Canal Inn
(905) 732-4811
Fax: (905) 732-9654
www.choicehotels.ca
Welland Inn
(905) 735-6666
Fax: (905) 735-6894
www.ramada.com/welland
A Simple Welcome
...Riverside
Short Stays
asimplewelcome276@gmail.com
(905) 328-1706
Anderson’s Bed & Breakfast
324 Kingsway Street
(905) 732-3730
A Simple Welcome…
Cosy, private,
furnished home
in Welland with
2 bedrooms,
full kitchen and
bath, wi-fi,
short stays.
Riverside
asimplewelcome276@gmail.com • 905-328-1706
Residence & Conference
Centre Welland
Located at Niagara College
555 First Ave., Welland
(905) 732-9700
email: welland@stayrcc.com
www.staycc/welland
• Conference Centre &
Corporate Event Venue
• Banquets, Weddings, Events
• Vaticano Restaurant on Premises
• Jacuzzi Suites
• Group Discounts Available
• Salt Water Pool
Martha’s Bed & Breakfast
27 Eastdale Crescent
(905) 732-3170
1030 Niagara St. Welland • 905-735-6666
www.wellandinn.com • info@wellandinn.com
Ollies B&B
39 Eastdale Crescent
(905) 735-0928
The Hotel at the
Centre of Everything
• Centrally located in Niagara
• Multi-Night Stay Discounts
• Spacious one bedroom suites
• Next to the cycling trails
• Free wifi • Free parking
• Hot buffet breakfast
Your
HomeAway
Away From
Your
Home
FromHome
Home
Fully Furnished & equipped home • 2 bdrms, 1 queen, 2 twin beds
weekly & monthly discounts • Features: wiFi, Fireplace, Fenced yard
Home Between Homes
211 edgar street, welland on l3c 1t6
905-650-5214 • jlysiak@bell.net
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Rose City Suites
300 Prince Charles Drive, Welland
Tel: 1-800-387-8186
bestwesternniagara.com
@BWWelland
www.welland.ca
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Brokerage, Independently Owned & Operated
Sell Phone: 905-321-2261
Welland Office:
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