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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

Volunteer firefighters collect 2000 pounds of food for Community Care Thorold

Volunteer firefighters collect 2000 pounds of food for Community Care Thorold

The group also raised $2555 in cash donations
Hayes Dana retirees donate record amount to Community Care Thorold

Hayes Dana retirees donate record amount to Community Care Thorold

The group raised 650 pounds of food, winter clothing and a cash donation of $4,380
Developers in Thorold South can't stop fighting

Developers in Thorold South can't stop fighting

Council torn whether or not to keep pursuing the extension of Upper's Lane; 'It’s not likely they’re going to agree anytime soon'
ICYMI: Moose and Goose receives Christmas makeover

ICYMI: Moose and Goose receives Christmas makeover

Five students from Thorold Secondary School volunteered their time to turn the windows of the establishment into a winter wonderland
ICYMI: Turf field negotiations between City and DSBN moving at snail's pace

ICYMI: Turf field negotiations between City and DSBN moving at snail's pace

In the six months since council decided to re-enter negotiations with the DSBN, the parties have only met once; 'I think we need to push the city'
Volunteer firefighters to host annual holiday food drive this weekend

Volunteer firefighters to host annual holiday food drive this weekend

The event is happening at Foodland on Pine Street on Saturday, Dec. 14 and Sunday, Dec. 15, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Council not wowed by plans for Thorold Museum and Cultural Centre

Council not wowed by plans for Thorold Museum and Cultural Centre

The project's price tag has increased from $7M to almost $12M; 'It’s gone quite a bit too far'
'Traffic patterns have changed': Council worried downtown McDonald's has exacerbated road safety issues

'Traffic patterns have changed': Council worried downtown McDonald's has exacerbated road safety issues

A traffic study on the intersection of Pine St. and Sullivan Ave. is being considered, but some councillors urge immediate action; 'I don’t want to see anybody getting hurt'
Free holiday skating at the Frank Doherty Arena

Free holiday skating at the Frank Doherty Arena

The City of Thorold is hosting free public skates over the holiday season
ICYMI: Construction of Welland Canal celebrated

ICYMI: Construction of Welland Canal celebrated

A special plaque was unveiled at the Allanburg Bridge; 'The canal put Thorold on the map'
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