Why LIVE in Niagara
Almost anywhere you travel around the world, if you say “Niagara” to people, they immediately think “Niagara Falls”. That is great for tourism, and effective name recognition, but Niagara is so much more than just a waterfall. We who live in Niagara understand that, and we need to get the word out to the rest of the world. Yes, we have a spectacular wonder of the world at our doorstep, but that is surrounded by other amazing places and wonderful people.
Niagara: 12 Unique Municipalities
Niagara is one region, made up of 12 unique municipalities. Each offers its own advantages and pace of life, but they all enjoy the many benefits of being in this grand region of ours. Feel free to explore these municipalities here, online. Then give us a call, and let’s work to find you, “Your Niagara Home.”
Fort Erie
For many, their first steps into Canada are in Fort Erie. The Peace Bridge links this lovely city to Buffalo, New York across the majestic Niagara River.
Grimsby
Boasting its position as the “Gateway of Niagara”, the town of Grimsby is deserving of the title. Rounding the corner from the GTA along the QEW, Grimsby puts the golden in the Golden Horseshoe.
Lincoln
The Town of Lincoln has a certain feel to it – a throwback to days gone by. The villages of Beamsville, Vineland and Jordan each have a certain quaintness, as if life is lived at a bit more leisurely pace there.
Niagara Falls
Known around the world as a tourist destination, Niagara Falls is so much more than just the thundering roar and cloud of mist that accompanies the famous waterfall.
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Honoured in 1996 as “the prettiest town in Canada”, once you have been to Niagara-on-the-Lake, you will know why. This place will take your heart hostage, and not want to release it.
Pelham
The Town of Pelham, is composed of five unique and historic villages: Effingham, Fenwick, Fonthill, North Pelham and Ridgeville. Pelham is situated in the heart of the Niagara Region, nestled between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
Port Colborne
Located on the shores of Lake Erie, Port Colborne is a working marine community, with rich nautical history and welcoming hospitality. Port Colborne is an attractive and affordable community to live in.
St. Catharines
The heart of the Niagara Region, St. Catharines is also Niagara’s largest city. Known as Ontario’s “Garden City”, St.Catharines boasts many lush parklands and green spaces. The city is the northernmost entry to the Welland Canal and has many interesting historical sites to explore and enjoy.
Thorold
Often lumped in as the younger sibling of St. Catharines, Thorold has a pride and character all its own. For example, for several years now, the town rallies to have more Canadian flags displayed per capita on Canada Day than any other town in Canada, earning the title as the country’s “Most Patriotic City”.
Wainfleet
By far the lowest population in Niagara is in the municipality of Wainfleet. It’s approximately 6400 residents is less than half that of West Lincoln, the second least populated Niagara municipality.
Welland
The City of Welland is a truly historic canal city situated in the heart of the Niagara Peninsula. Known officially as the Rose City, Welland is home to over 350 acres of fine parks and has one of the finest rose gardens in Canada.
West Lincoln
The Township of West Lincoln is an agriculture-based community, consisting of many small villages spread over nearly 400 square kilometers. Like many rural communities, West Lincoln is best discovered by a drive along its scenic back roads, through sprawling farmland and meandering rivers.
