The town and SORE have won again. On Friday Justice Linda Walters ruled to dismiss an application by Solmar Development Corp. and Two Sisters Resorts to quash the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s notice of
Toasts were made and a cannon was fired as almost 200 Niagara-on-the-Lake residents rang in the new year at the Lord Mayor’s Levee at Navy Hall.
It starts with humble spirits and ends with a shipping container leaving Niagara-on-the-Lake, destined to change lives forever.
Richard Maxwell, who lives on the Promenade, not far from the Rand Estate, was among dozens of NOTL residents who packed the courtroom Monday and Tuesday to watch the proceedings over the future of
After two days of hearing extensive legal arguments in a St. Catharines courtroom, a judge will now decide if the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake acted properly when it announced plans for historical designation of
During this week’s court proceedings regarding the fight over historic designation of the Rand Estate, the case was made that if Solmar Development Corp. wants to alter aspects of the property, it should seek remedy from
The idea of replacing the wading pool at Simcoe Park with a splash pad didn’t go swimmingly during budget discussions Monday night. Manager of parks and recreation Kevin Turcotte offered the idea of
If the town’s $37 million operating budget is approved as it stands, Niagara-on-the-Lake residents will see a 9.48 per cent increase on the municipal portion of their property tax bills in 2020. Town
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Looking for a taste of Italy in Niagara-on-the-Lake? Look no further, Chef Ryan Crawford of Backhouse has you covered.
Paul Masson Writers’ Circle “We are visiting Grandma tomorrow, Karen, so I want you to do a little preparation to avoid the mishaps that occurred last year. You wore your goth costume, with
Wow! Since last week’s paper The Lake Report has received more than 500 nominations for the NOTL’s Choice Awards. Thanks NOTL! The next step after nominations close in January is compiling the nominees
As you sip any one of Pondview’s wines, you are tasting three generations of grape growing and wine-making experience. You know by now, the very first place these two gals will get to is
There’s a lot to appreciate in Niagara-on-the-Lake — so much that it’s hard to keep track of all that’s going on here. We know this well, as a newspaper with its finger on
A tropical-tasting fruit that’s native to Ontario? It sounds like something entirely made up, but it’s real. It’s called a paw paw (or Asimina triloba), and most people don’t know they even exist,
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This week’s clue: When flames appear unexpectedly and they need to be put out, I’m not just a “fly on the wall.” Last week’s artifact was an 1827 brass pendant with a pencil
Mike Strange says he’s “a little deflated” after Monday’s election. The independent candidate and current Niagara Falls councillor was out pounding the pavement to spread his message as people came to the polls
The Lake Report is proud to announce we’ve officially launched our brand new local discount “Press Pass Program.” By signing up, Niagara-on-the-Lake residents will receive a Lake Report card which will get them
Stay Fit NOTL with Jaclyn Willms Let’s face it, sometimes we just can’t get to the gym for a workout. Maybe you have a small one at home, or a tight schedule, or you
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