June 29, 2021

Israelson: Canada Day a time to start dealing with Indigenous tragedy

David IsraelsonSpecial to The Lake Report What should we do about Canada Day 2021? It’s hard for anyone with a conscience not to be conflicted about...

Parliament Oak development open house on July 6

The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake is holding an open house for public input on the proposed development on the old Parliament Oak school property, 325...

Town repairs damaged breakwater but area still closed

The Balls Beach stone breakwater is repaired but not yet cleared for public use, says Lord Mayor Betty Disero. After a prolonged closure when part of...

Self-educating and speaking out essential for reconciliation, Indigenous lecturer says

With only a few of the 139 residential schools in Canada searched for unmarked graves, it is certain that the number of children’s remains...

Step 2 of reopening means haircuts, bigger groups

It’s time for a haircut. The province is entering Stage 2 of reopening on Wednesday, which means people can now gather in groups of 25 outdoors and...

After the Pandemic: Taking back-to-back cruises

Now that more and more people are getting vaccinated and there is finally a clear pathway out of this pandemic, we will periodically check in...

Mounting child death toll from residential schools increases calls for justice, empathy

As more bodies are uncovered at residential school properties across the country, the Indigenous community in Niagara is rallying for calls to action and gathering for...

Ryerson Park likely to get name change, mayor says

Town to consult with native centre on new name As NOTL grapples with Canada's scandal over the history of residential schools, the town's Ryerson Park may soon see its...

Town OKstennis court improvements for Canada Summer Games

Niagara-on-the-Lake's tennis courts are getting an upgrade, just in time for the Canada Summer Games in 2022. For the past few months the tennis club...

Town moving slowly toward rainbow crosswalk and benches

Niagara-on-the-Lake councillors are slowly taking the next steps toward adding a rainbow crosswalk and benches in town. Council has decided to wait on approval from its municipal heritage...

Editorial: ‘Anti-lockdown’ rally was filled with convoluted nonsense

The people who attended the anti-lockdown rally on the weekend should be ashamed and embarrassed. Regardless of your stance on lockdowns, the rally was a...

Editorial: Shining a light onatrocities

I’m not proud of it, but it doesn’t change the fact that as a citizen and a journalist, I am partly responsible for not shining a...

NOTL couple accused in $2M school board fraud

Three people face fraud-related charges after an eight-month investigation by Niagara Regional Police into financial activities at the District School Board of Niagara. The charges...

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Israelson: Canada Day a time to start dealing with Indigenous tragedy

Parliament Oak development open house on July 6

Town repairs damaged breakwater but area still closed

Self-educating and speaking out essential for reconciliation, Indigenous lecturer says

Step 2 of reopening means haircuts, bigger groups

After the Pandemic: Taking back-to-back cruises

Mounting child death toll from residential schools increases calls for justice, empathy

Ryerson Park likely to get name change, mayor says

Town OKstennis court improvements for Canada Summer Games

Town moving slowly toward rainbow crosswalk and benches

Editorial: ‘Anti-lockdown’ rally was filled with convoluted nonsense

Editorial: Shining a light onatrocities

NOTL couple accused in $2M school board fraud

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