Picturesque and Historic Niagara On The Lake is approximately 133.67 square kilometres in size and has a population of approximately 14,000 people. Originally named Butlersburg in honour of Colonel John Butler commander of Butlers Rangers has been home to many historically relevant Canadian Firsts including; The first Capital of Upper Canada, the first census in Canada taken in N.O.T.L. in 1782, the first grist mill built in 1783, the first legislature of Upper Canada convened in 1792, the first anti slavery lefislation in the British Empire in 1793, the first library, first Masonic Lodge, first argricultural society, first settlement in Ontario by United Empire Loyalists and the Law Society of Upper Canada.

Niagara On The Lake includes district heritage communities of Virgil, St Davids, Queenston, Homer and McNab. Niagara on the Lake is one of the twelve municipalities in the Regional Municipality of Niagara. The town is located in the northeast corner of the Region and is bounded by the Niagara River, Lake Ontario, the City of St Catharines and the City of Niagara Falls.

Niaraga On The Lake is the tourism heart of the Ontario wine region which stretches along the south shore of Lake Ontario from Stoney Creek to Niagara Falls boasting many local large and small vineyards and wineries. The town draws over three million visitors each year and is known as the prettiest town in Ontario and acclaimed the prettiest town in Canada in 1996. In 2004 the Historic Old Town was declared a National Historic Site.

Niagara On The Lake is the place where Upper Canada began and has retained its early 19th century character and charm. Offering much to explore it is home to Fort George, Fort Mississauga, the Brock Monument and Queenston Heights all which represent a significant part of our history. Numerous early eighteenth and nineteenth century homes have been restored and meticulously maintained. Local attractions include six public and private art galleries, the world renowned Shaw Festival Theatre, grand mansions, colourful gardens, abundance of local vineyards and wineries, restored military sites, four museums, 15 public parks and playgrounds, a library that houses the largest collection on English Canada's origins, a community college, six golf courses, two driving ranges, two sports arenas, a community centre and 16 churches.

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Town of Niagara On The Lake: www.notl.org

Niagara On The Lake Hydro: 905.468.4235

Niagara Advance: www.niagaraadvance.ca

Niagara On The Lake Weather: www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/caon0476

Niagara On The Lake Chamber of Commerce: www.niagaraonthelake.com

Niagara On The Lake Schools: www.dsbn.org

Niagara On The Lake Health Services: www.notlfht.com