Brian Marshall In the Sept. 16 meeting of town council, Coun. Clare Cameron made an impassioned statement concerning the importance of protecting our town’s heritage assets during the introduction of a motion to force
It’s sometimes a tough decision when you’re putting on a fundraiser. Selecting which charity to donate to can be overwhelming, especially when there are so many fantastic initiatives out there to support. There’s
The annual Terry Fox Run takes place this Sunday, Sept. 15. The run takes participants through a five-kilometre stretch starting at Simcoe Park, travelling up King Street to John Street, then following Ricardo
Betty and Jane Plunger Patrol Niagara-on-the-Lake Community Centre 14 Anderson Lane The NOTL Community Centre is one of our favourite bathroom venues. It has it all. It's completely accessible, is a great match for
NOTL’s not-so-friendly neighbourhood protesters decided to attack the country’s veterans again this weekend, protesting outside a pig roast fundraiser at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 124. It now seems clear the people demonstrating just like hanging
Every day in this town there is some reminder of just why we’re so proud to write about it. Yea to the Chautauqua Residents Association for a successful corn roast on Labour Day. After
Producer: Richard Harley Research & reporting: Denise Ascenzo, Dariya Baiguzhiyeva, Brittany Carter, Richard Harley, Kevin MacLean and Jill Troyer Special thanks to: Chris Allen, Susan Des Islets, Bruce and Patricia Ferguson, Dave and Laura Glasz,
If you were walking through Old Town on a recent Friday evening, you might have noticed a string of shining Porsches making its way past the clock tower. The convoy was made up
Service workers – the people who toil in Old Town’s stores, restaurants and attractions – are crucial to the commercial success of NOTL. And for decades, service workers in Niagara-on-the-Lake have been parking on the
I received a letter this week in response to my last editorial, which suggested picketing Marineland as something worthwhile NOTL’s friendly neighbourhood horse protesters could do. The letter, from former Toronto councillor Gloria
Niagara Police arrested a 37-year-old St. Catharines man for voyeurism on Thursday. Police said in a news release that the man was allegedly secretly recording people “while they were in public.” Andrew Vincent was also charged
It’s no secret the protests against Sentineal Carriages have become frustrating for many residents in town. The Lake Report is aware that by writing about the protests, the paper is giving a platform
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Literal hearts and smiling faces lit up the St. Davids sky Monday night, as a fireworks display at Ravine Vineyards Estate brought another event-packed Canada Day in Niagara-on-the-Lake to a close.
The sound of drums took over Ryerson Beach on Friday, as a crowd gathered to drum down the sunset for the longest day of the year.
The Strawberry Festival took over St. Andrew’s church for the 36th year on Saturday. As is local tradition, there was a long line for homemade Strawberry pies in the morning, with pies selling out quickly after opening.
Ryerson Park was slowly painted plaid Saturday night, as the Piping Down the Sun celebration drew a crowd of about 150 people, many dressed in tartan kilts and Celtic dresses.
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