April 7, 2021

Ross’ Ramblings: A tough battle, but we must try to smile and laugh

Ross RobinsonSpecial to The Lake Report As we continue to wrassle with COVID-19, we must retain our ability to smile. As importantly, we must retain our...

Enns family dynasty spans three generations

Keeping Niagara families and farmers on the move for over 50 years

Letter: Hoarding eyesores a blight on ‘prettiest town’

Dear editor: Niagara-on-the-Lake, widely referred to as the prettiest town in Canada, is blessed with many assets as well as outstanding beauty. Take, for example, the...

On the lighter side: That’s a bulldog in the window

Richard WestSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report I enjoy a daily walk around NOTL, especially during the year of COVID. A month or so ago, I...

Editorial: Time to #StayHome, again

Finally, Premier Doug Ford can indeed honestly say he listened to the scientific and medical experts. Let's hope he was not too late in...

Brynns Branches: In teaching about giving, stolen pussywillows offer another lesson

Virgil father Jeff McGuffin was teaching his one-year-old daughter Brynn about the spirit of giving when he found a few more lessons to impart...

Letter: Developer’s lawsuit is ‘insidious’

Dear editor: I take exception to your reporting on the Hummel Properties Inc. lawsuit against the Town of NOTL headlined as an alleged "insidious scheme" by the mayor...

Pandemic Heroes: NOTL’s essential food workers

During the global COVID-19 pandemic, front-line workers at Niagara-on-the-Lake’s grocery stores have gone above and beyond to create a safe, friendly environment for locals to...

Hirji urges Ontario to consider regional travel restrictions

Niagara-on-the-Lake is continuing to see thousands of visitors entering town on weekends, despite pleas from public health officials across Ontario for people to stay...

NOTL pharmacy gets first 400 shots of vaccine

But with 4,000 on wait list, Simpson's doesn't yet know when supply will be replenished A Niagara-on-the-Lake pharmacy began distributing 400 doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine this...

Eye for Art: Jean Jacques David, ‘Oath of the Horatii’

Penny-Lynn Cookson Special to The Lake Report In the battle against COVID-19, the latest lockdown decree from the provincial government advises us to continue avoiding close...

‘I got the Shot’ — Disappointed it wasn’t sooner, but happy to have vaccine

About 100,000 daffodils are about to bloom in nine different gardens around Niagara-on-the-Lake. The bulbs were planted in support of people touched by cancer and the...

Hit-and-run victim Matthew Wilson was lifelong NOTLer

A 40-year-old man who was killed in a hit-and-run on Lakeshore Road Sunday night was a lifelong NOTL resident with a passion for sports. Niagara Regional Police...

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Ross’ Ramblings: A tough battle, but we must try to smile and laugh

Enns family dynasty spans three generations

Letter: Hoarding eyesores a blight on ‘prettiest town’

On the lighter side: That’s a bulldog in the window

Editorial: Time to #StayHome, again

Brynns Branches: In teaching about giving, stolen pussywillows offer another lesson

Letter: Developer’s lawsuit is ‘insidious’

Pandemic Heroes: NOTL’s essential food workers

Hirji urges Ontario to consider regional travel restrictions

NOTL pharmacy gets first 400 shots of vaccine

Eye for Art: Jean Jacques David, ‘Oath of the Horatii’

‘I got the Shot’ — Disappointed it wasn’t sooner, but happy to have vaccine

Hit-and-run victim Matthew Wilson was lifelong NOTLer

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