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Bernard Lansbergen

Bernard Lansbergen

Bernard was born and raised in Belgium but moved to Canada in 2012. For the first few years he lived in Montreal where he obtained a communications degree from Concordia University. In 2020 he moved to Niagara. Bernard loves telling people’s stories and wants to get to know those that make Thorold into the great place it is

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Recent Work by Bernard

Federal government invests over $6M in Thorold Historical Museum

Federal government invests over $6M in Thorold Historical Museum

Fire Station 1 on Towpath St. is being transformed into the Thorold Museum and Cultural Centre; 'There’s a lot work that has been done to get us to this point'
Port Robinson resident raises alarm about overflowing ditch

Port Robinson resident raises alarm about overflowing ditch

Peter Coons fears a child might end up drowning one day; 'It's slimy green and the stench is unbelievable'
Blaze of fire causes alarm in downtown Thorold

Blaze of fire causes alarm in downtown Thorold

A grass fire behind Beaverdams Rd. and Ormond St. caused quite a stir last night; 'There was no damage to any nearby structures, nor injuries to any civilians or fire staff on scene'
Niagara Board of Trade and Commerce to put on Health and Wellness Expo

Niagara Board of Trade and Commerce to put on Health and Wellness Expo

NBOTAC is putting on a free Health and Wellness Expo at St. John’s Church in Thorold tomorrow; 'We have a lot of members who are in the health and wellness industry'
ICYMI: Thorold is getting a brand new turf field, but where?

ICYMI: Thorold is getting a brand new turf field, but where?

McMillan Park is still a serious contender; 'If that bottom park could be used that would be the perfect spot to put our money into'
Community comes together to celebrate Earth Day

Community comes together to celebrate Earth Day

On Saturday, the city hosted an educational Earth Day event at the Thorold Community Arenas
Thorold Seniors’ Centre gets new lease on life

Thorold Seniors’ Centre gets new lease on life

The Thorold Senior Citizens Association has successfully re-negotiated their lease for the Thorold Seniors' Centre; 'The city has really come through for us'
Community grants cause headache for Thorold City Council

Community grants cause headache for Thorold City Council

Should the city be more generous, in spite of it creating a budget overrun?; 'Sometimes you got to bend the rules'
Battle of Beaverdams Park eyed for benefit concert this summer

Battle of Beaverdams Park eyed for benefit concert this summer

Local resident Anthony Venneri wants to put on a benefit concert at the park on Aug. 24 but council is worried about the costs and viability; 'We can’t just jump on this'
Thorold teen drafted to Niagara Ice Dogs

Thorold teen drafted to Niagara Ice Dogs

15-year-old Reece Matier hopes to make his hometown proud; 'It's kind of the team I grew up on'
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