
Correction: Rampersad is intern art director
Kimberley Rampersad is the intern artistic director of the Shaw Festival, not the interim artistic director. Incorrect information accompanied Rampersad's guest column about Man and Superman on July 11.
Kimberley Rampersad is the intern artistic director of the Shaw Festival, not the interim artistic director. Incorrect information accompanied Rampersad's guest column about Man and Superman on July 11.
Dear editor: In recent weeks there have been at least two articles in The Lake Report relating to the NOTL sign bylaw. The first involved signs in Chautauqua protesting the parking problems on the area's
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 involve allegations of false invoicing, diverting revenue and
Can Mozart soothe your pandemic ills? Music Niagara presents its Great Debate and Dinner on July 13 and the question is: In a pandemic, all we need is Mozart, yes or know? The debate
Shaun DevlinSpecial to The Lake Report Miriam “Mimi” McEwen, owner of the colourful Chautauqua home known as the Peake Inn, will be remembered by her many friends, relatives and acquaintances for her infectious laugh and her
The Incas knew it. So did the ancient Romans and even a few monks or two: Create a courtyard to nurture and help build community wellness. Here in Niagara-on-the-Lake, small driveway courtyards and patios are popping
Parks Canada has begun reconstruction of Butler’s Barracks National Historic Site. “This is about stabilizing the structure and giving our past a future,” Parks Canada said in a news release. The work is
Brittney CutlerSpecial to The Lake Report With summer approaching quickly, Niagara-on-the-Lake's annual fruit festivals are facing tough decisions on whether to hold out for a chance to open or to cancel for another year.
This is the third in a 10-week gardening column series, organized by the Niagara-on-the-Lake Communities in Bloom committee. Janet Ennamorato Special to The Lake Report The marriage of annuals and perennials makes for a
Richard HarleyKevin MacLean The Lake Report The whole country has been taken aback by the discovery of the remains of 215 Indigenous children at a former residential school site in Kamloops, B.C., last
The single loud boom some Niagara-on-the-Lake residents heard late Tuesday night was the sound of police explosives experts detonating a Second World War-era artillery shell that was found in Lake Ontario. A retired police officer
Stephanie BeattieSpecial to The Lake Report The Shaw Festival has joined an aggressive provincewide campaign that is asking the public to demand the reopening of live theatre in Ontario. As part of the #FairnessForArtsON
NOTL's Communities in Bloom committee is going virtual with its popular Garden of the Week contest. Niagara-on-the-Lake residents can now submit their gardens for consideration on the town’s Join the Conversation page in 10 categories: Container gardens, vegetable/kitchen/herb
Fatima BaigSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report The Niagara-on-the-Lake Rotary Club is working with Rotary International to raise money to donate an oxygen concentrator to India. Many people in India have been hit hard during the
Jean Baker’s ‘Albatross Hall’ features famous historical characters, including Napoleon and Duke of Wellington Brittney Cutler Special to The Lake Report At 85, Jean Baker is a lover of history, playing piano and classical music. And
Fatima BaigSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report Niagara-on-the-Lake's St. Michael Catholic Elementary School has received a $5,500 grant to boost its music program. Principal Janice Barretto-Mendonca said the school has a “music-rich environment” with
Brittney CutlerSpecial to Niagara Now/The Lake Report It’s almost time again for Niagara-on-the-Lake residents to get out their sneakers for the annual Town Step Challenge, which starts June 1. Terry Mactaggart is ready to get stepping and
The Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library has a full slate of online activities planned throughout May. Register for all events at notlpubliclibrary.org. HOMELESS TRAGEDY: On May 10 at 7 p.m., as part of the Author
Evan SaundersThe Lake Report Propane barbecues will be allowed in three of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s parks after an outright ban of them sparked a community backlash – but some councillors feel that a prohibition on barbecues in
Fatima BaigSpecial to The Lake Report It's a good thing B-Y's Honey Farm has lots of space – because its 50 rental plots for people to grow their own organic food are almost
The Friends of Fort George, NOTL Museum and Ravine Vineyard Estate Winery are hosting another History in the Vineyard (at home) fundraiser on May 20, just in time for the Victoria Day long weekend. “With this
Betsy MassonSpecial to The Lake Report A large white coyote or wolf-like animal has been spotted several times wandering around Niagara-on-the-Lake. The first known sighting took place on the morning of March 24 when homeowners who
Right winger from St. Davids spent three years in Quebec junior league Brittney Cutler Special to The Lake Report Brandon Skubel had high hopes for his first season playing university hockey this
Riders want service expanded to all of NOTL and connect with regional transit Fatima Baig Special to Niagara Now/The Lake Report Ridership on Niagara-on-the-Lake's new transit system appears to be on the rise but the on-demand
Tourism sector still a long way from recovery, Chamber says Evan Saunders The Lake Report After deliberating the pros and cons of having enlarged patios pushing out onto Queen Street, town council has extended the
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