December 12, 2019

Review: Shaw veterans shine in Foster’s ‘Aunt Agnes for Christmas’

Niagara-on-the-Lake actors ensure new play is a Canadian rival to 'A Christmas Carol' Mike Keenan Special to The Lake Report If you're weary from watching curmudgeonly Scrooge endure his...

Letter: A symbol of a town clearly divided

Dear editor: Friday night’s Candlelight Stroll was lovely. I usually take many photos when I am at an event, my photographer self can’t help it. I am...

Kids, adults have breakfast with Santa for Palliative Care

Niagara-on-the-Lake residents and tourists got treated to a special breakfast with Santa Claus on Saturday morning.

Wallbangers back on ice for season

Yes, sports fans, the irrepressible Wallbangers are well into their 35th season of early Sunday morning hockey. The teams started playing in 1984 and Commissioner Bill...

The Lake Report TIDBITS Dec. 12

Town adopts ombudsman’s recommendations As the Town of NOTL is looking to hire a new chief administrative officer, town council approved 15 recommendations from the provincial ombudsman’s...

Town urged to preserve historic ordnance boundary stones

Some of the oldest historic artifacts in Niagara-on-the-Lake are being lost to heavy construction equipment and need to be preserved, a Niagara Historical Society...

A council Christmas poem

This NOTL rendition of “A Night Before Christmas,” by Coun. Clare Cameron, was read at the Dec. 9 town council meeting. This Christmas reading was written with good intentions,...

Virgil tree lighting ceremony livens up town hall

Virgil brightened up on Thursday evening as the lights on the large pine tree in front of the town offices on Four Mile Creek Road were lit; a symbolic start to the holiday season in Virgil.

Thanks to NOTL Rotary

The Lake Report’s Richard Harley and Kevin MacLean, centre, spoke at the December meeting of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Rotary Club this week.

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Review: Shaw veterans shine in Foster’s ‘Aunt Agnes for Christmas’

Letter: A symbol of a town clearly divided

Kids, adults have breakfast with Santa for Palliative Care

Wallbangers back on ice for season

The Lake Report TIDBITS Dec. 12

Town urged to preserve historic ordnance boundary stones

A council Christmas poem

Virgil tree lighting ceremony livens up town hall

Thanks to NOTL Rotary

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