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John Law

Niagara Falls

Arts & Culture writer for @NiaFallsReview

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  • 1 week ago | stcatharinesstandard.ca | John Law

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  • 1 week ago | niagarafallsreview.ca | John LawReporter |John Law

    It’ll be one of the biggest nights of singer Brianna Monterosso’s life and she’ll try to enjoy it. If she isn’t working. The 23-year-old St. Catharines woman is the only Niagara resident to appear on “Canada’s Got Talent” this season, with her episode set to air Tuesday (April 15) on Citytv, starting at 8 p.m.The problem? Her job as a paramedic might have her occupied at the time. “If there are no emergencies going on near me in that area, we’ve got a base with a TV,” she said.

  • 1 week ago | stcatharinesstandard.ca | John LawReporter |John Law

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  • 1 week ago | niagarafallsreview.ca | John LawReporter |John Law

    It was a long overdue night of homecomings and celebration at the Niagara Music Awards Sunday. It was also a big night for guys named Spencer. Country/folk singer Spencer Burton and blues artist Spencer Mackenzie were the big winners for the show’s 14th year, held at Sheraton Fallsview Hotel. Mackenzie scooped the blues artist and album of the year awards for “Preach My Soul,” while Burton won the country artist and male artist of the year awards.

  • 1 week ago | niagarafallsreview.ca | John Law

    The Gale family no longer operates Gales Gas in Niagara. Gales company president Jessica Friesen, the granddaughter of founder Bob Gale Sr., announced this week that all 15 Gales gas station sites and the four Bob’s Mini Mart locations in Niagara have been sold, effective Thursday. It ends 57 years of family ownership for the company synonymous with Niagara fuel. When reached Friday, Friesen said it was the “right deal at the right time” to sell the business.

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John Law
John Law @JohnLawMedia
9 Apr 25

A chat with NFL legend Terry Bradshaw, coming to Fallsview Casino this weekend: https://t.co/mo9vmyqUep via @niafallsreview

John Law
John Law @JohnLawMedia
8 Apr 25

My surreal moment of the day was talking about the #Lions with Terry Bradshaw. Terry's take: "I think America is pulling for Detroit ... hang in there, buddy."

John Law
John Law @JohnLawMedia
7 Apr 25

The Misty City Music Festival will be a two-day bash of rock and country in Niagara Falls. https://t.co/SwDq0kIWYj via @niafallsreview