Niagara Falls Review, Ray Spiteri Local programs and services combating food insecurity and gender-based violence will benefit from the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign in Niagara Falls. One hundred per cent of proceeds from all the hand-decorated chocolate chunk cookies with pink and blue icing sold in the city April 27 to May 3 will be donated to Grow Community Food Literacy Centre and Birchway Niagara. Each year, Tim Hortons customers and restaurant owners across Canada r

Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Week will take place from April 27th until May 3rd across Canada. In Niagara Falls, 100% of proceeds from Smile Cookies (and plushies) sold will be donated to GROW Community Food Literacy Centre & Birchway Niagara.

While many kids their age are focused on video games or sports, two sets of young brothers in Niagara Falls are spending their time in the kitchen, making a tangible difference for the most vulnerable members of their community. Dedicated volunteers with countless hours under their belts, 10-year-old Logan Iannacchino and his six-year-old sibling Jackson have recently shifted their focus from stocking a low-cost weekly market to a new passion — baking. Last week, as Thanksgiv

On May 7, the OFC hosted Fred Laforge from The Farmers' Truck and Dr. Pam Farrell from GROW Community Food Literacy Centre for a...