Daily Archives: Apr 22, 2020

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Council OKs $1.5M for two major streetscape projects

The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake has approved spending about $1.5 milion for two streetscape enhancement projects on Niagara Stone Road in Virgil and on Glendale Avenue at York Road. However, some councillors have...

Daffodils enjoy extended bloomin’ season

An irregular winter means Niagara-on-the-Lake is enjoying an earlier and longer daffodil season this spring. Sheila Hirsch-Kalm, a member of the NOTL Horticulture Society, thinks...

NOTL town worker connects pen pals with long-term care residents

Niagara-on-the-Lake residents in a long-term care facility are staying connected with the community through a new pen pal program. Tara Druzina usually works in planning and development for...

COVID-19: Legal rentals following rules, says B&B president

Even though the town has shut down short-term rentals due to COVID-19, there are continuing public concerns that some rentals are still operating illegally. A post...

COVID-19: NOTL nurses on the front line: Erin Jarvis

This story is the first in a series, profiling all three of Niagara-on-the-Lake's nurse practitioners. This week's profile, Erin Jarvis, is the sole nurse...

Bottle drive cancelled, air cadets have drop-off

Bottle drive donations being accepted at a NOTL drop-off location are now the sole fundraising source for the Canadian Air Cadets 809 Squadron. The donation bin,...

Editorial: A town full of racists? No, but NOTL can do better

Kevin MacLean Managing Editor Sometimes the truth hurts. Or is uncomfortable. Or lays waste to our closely held beliefs. Or makes us angry. The Lake Report reported...