While there is a long list of problems created by short-term rentals in our community, there are also some benefits. These businesses do create a small opportunity for jobs for the people who manage them. Presumably,
A 28-year-old woman is recovering in hospital after crashing her all-terrain vehicle on Sunday evening near Carlton Street and Seaway Haulage Road in Niagara-on-the-Lake, police say. The woman, from the Hamilton area, was
How long does it take to cycle to Quebec City? That depends who you ask. For Tim Taylor, who just virtually pedalled the 1,000-kilometre journey, it was about 20 days. Taylor biked every day, about 50
The Shaw Festival’s 2021 season continues into fall and winter with the American classic “Desire Under the Elms,” Irving Berlin's beloved musical “Holiday Inn” and perennial favourite “A Christmas Carol.” “Over the past few months,
They don’t pay commercial tax, they pay a nominal annual fee per room and now they’re being excluded from collecting Niagara-on-the-Lake's planned accommodation tax. Short-term rentals have taken hold in our community and are having a lasting, damaging
There were laughs, burgers and hot dogs, all for a good cause on Saturday as Caldwell Securities held a charity barbecue for two good causes. Money raised at the cookout will help both the Niagara Nursery School
There were deals to be found at the Niagara Pumphouse Tailgate Treasures event on Saturday. Penny Verbruggen of St. Catharines was one of the vendors who paid $25 to park her vehicle, pop
It was a long night at Spyce Lounge in Niagara Falls, as Conservative candidate Tony Baldinelli and his campaign team awaited the election results. Inside the dimly lit bar at the Hilton Niagara Falls, a crowd
NDP third again as People's Party shows huge jump in support, Green vote slumps badly The race for Niagara Falls riding was a tight battle for much of the night, but Conservative incumbent Tony
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Niagara Health has reopened its COVID-19 drive-through assessment centre at the St. Catharines hospital due to an increase in demand for testing. The centre is in addition to the Greater Niagara General hospital assessment
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stopped by Niagara Falls on Sunday, one day before the Sept. 20 federal election.
Asked about the plethora of problems associated with the short-term rental industry (take note of that word, industry), Lord Mayor Betty Disero said that if there’s one problem council needs to tackle, it
Fort George had a lot of different classes of people. Some were soldiers, some servants, while some were wealthy officers who enjoyed nights of music and food. On Saturday, the historic site gave a
The Terry Fox Run has a special place in Donna Seymour's heart. She's a two-time cancer survivor and runs every year in honour of her friend June Huyck, who died of ovarian cancer. Over
Niagara-on-the-Lake first responders say they never want to forget the tragedy of 9/11 and will be out on the streets every Sept. 11 to pay respects to those who died that day. The
The Shaw Garden Tour isn't just a matter of finding nice gardens and bringing people in to ooh and ah. It's a comprehensive event that provides real, expert-reviewed information about plants and gardens.
Tuesday’s all-candidates debate hosted by The Lake Report was a telling tale of our riding's political candidates for the federal election. Overall, we were delighted with the honest answers our candidates offered in response
Extensive testing by fire department, gas company and town can't find cause of odour on busy Saturday of long weekend Niagara-on-the-Lake firefighters took over Queen Street in Old Town for much of the day
Richard HarleyKevin MacLean Editors It’s a flash election in the midst of an ever-changing, ongoing global pandemic. Yes, few people other than the prime minister really wanted a federal vote this fall and
Niagara-on-the-Lake’s longstanding Niagara Motors GMC dealership celebrated its 75th anniversary in true car-lover fashion on Saturday – with a car show and a barbecue fundraiser for Red Roof Retreat. A wide variety of vehicles filled
The annual Terry Fox Run is coming back to Niagara-on-the-Lake on Sept. 19. The event will be virtual again this year, with fundraising teams encouraged to plan their own run due to the
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If Ontario goes back into lockdown, it likely will apply only to people who are unvaccinated, says Niagara's chief medical officer of health Dr. Mustafa Hirji. While it would be an unprecedented move for Canadians, it's
The NOTL Soccer Club wrapped up its season with a series of scrimmages on Saturday. Players from all leagues filled Centennial Sports Park in Virgil for the final games. The season was a
A 19-year-old woman has died after a two-vehicle collision in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Saturday. The crash occurred shortly after 2:15 p.m. at Concession 7 and Line 6 roads. Police said a 19-year-old man was driving a silver Subaru Impreza southbound
But no decision yet if shot will be mandatory for NOTL municipal workers Niagara-on-the-Lake councillors are all fully vaccinated, says Lord Mayor Betty Disero. In response to questions from The Lake Report,
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