March 31, 2021

Hummel lawsuit alleges ‘insidious scheme’ by mayor, council

Developer Hummel Properties Inc. is suing the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake for damages over an interim control bylaw passed just days after council was sworn...

Region adopts major development blueprint for Glendale

Steve HardakerCommunity Correspondent Niagara regional council has formally approved an official plan amendment to implement the long-term vision and key directions set out in the Glendale District Plan. When...

Niagara College ‘bunker’ expandscannabis research

Brittney CutlerSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report Niagara College has installed a new cannabis facility it's calling the “CannaResearchBunker.” The sterile bunker, comprised of two large retrofitted...

First state of the town focuses on positives, challenges for NOTL

When will Niagara-on-the-Lake get a dog park? What’s up with the town’s diversity committee? How will the municipality streamline operations during the pandemic? What are the...

Wellness committee launches COVID vaccine hotline for help with booking

Niagara-on-the-Lake's wellness committee has set up a phone number residents can call to get help with booking their vaccines. Cindy Grant, chair of the committee,...

American living in Niagara gets vaccine, thanks to response to Lake Report letter

Ralph Dangelmaier was feeling left out, unable to get a vaccine when he tried to book one. The American citizen, a former navy fighter pilot, is...

Pandemic Heroes: Patio pals pull together for Sandtrap project

Throughout the global COVID-19 pandemic, restaurants have been some of the hardest hit businesses. But when restaurants were allowed by the town to set up temporary...

Editorial: State of the town is a helpful tool for residents

The NOTL Chamber of Commerce, Lord Mayor Betty Disero and chief administrative officer Marnie Cluckie last week held their first state of the town address,...

Town gears up for tourists, as active COVID cases keep rising

With cases of COVID-19 rising across the region and nicer weather around the corner, the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake is again getting ready to accommodate tourists. The town...

Town seeks comments on tough new parks bylaw

Niagara-on-the-Lake’s new parks bylaw, which among other things bans barbecuing, limits opening hours and prohibits drinking alcohol, has had a rough ride in some...

‘I Got the Shot’: 70s crowd says ‘get off the fence’ and get vaccinated

Pat Fryer is looking forward to being able to see her grandchildren again soon. Now that she's been vaccinated she's hoping to being able to...

Legion wants community ideas for new senior outreach program

NOTL is getting a new outreach program to help lonely seniors, thanks to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Legion Branch 124. The Seniors Volunteer Outreach Program, aimed at...

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Hummel lawsuit alleges ‘insidious scheme’ by mayor, council

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Niagara College ‘bunker’ expandscannabis research

First state of the town focuses on positives, challenges for NOTL

Wellness committee launches COVID vaccine hotline for help with booking

American living in Niagara gets vaccine, thanks to response to Lake Report letter

Pandemic Heroes: Patio pals pull together for Sandtrap project

Editorial: State of the town is a helpful tool for residents

Town gears up for tourists, as active COVID cases keep rising

Town seeks comments on tough new parks bylaw

‘I Got the Shot’: 70s crowd says ‘get off the fence’ and get vaccinated

Legion wants community ideas for new senior outreach program

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