Second ShopNOTL campaign taking place this summer.
The ShopNOTL campaign is back!
After the initial campaign in February 2022, the Town is launching another campaign in order to help local businesses.
The initiative is made possible thanks to a $10,000 grant from the Niagara Region's Niagara Buy Local Micro Grant.
The grant supports various activities to encourage residents and tourists to support local businesses.
"ShopNOTL helps support the growth and retention of our local business community," stated Lord Mayor Betty Disero. "Shop local initiatives contribute to building a prosperous economy, and on behalf of Council, we are ecstatic to see the continuous efforts promoting our local businesses while engaging both residents and visitors."
This summer, the campaign is focused on bringing visitors to the area while encouraging locals to check out www.shopnotl.ca.
So far, 271 businesses have registered on ShopNOTL.
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