Thousand Words: Taking a first flight
Thousand Words is a photo series featuring images that Niagara Now and The Lake Report finds to be particularly compelling — ones that tell a story words can’t properly describe.
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Painting the lake
Richard Polinski paints a watercolour view of Ryerson Beach in Chautauqua. The New Jersey resident is originally from Tonawanda, N.Y., and came back to visit his mother. While visiting NOTL he was excited
NOTL Horticultural Society: Flower power
Saturday was filled with plant sales in Niagara-on-the-Lake, just in time for Mother’s Day.
Editorial: Mr. Mellings attitude is concerning
At the beginning of last week’s Local Planning Appeal Tribunal hearing regarding SORE obtaining party status in ongoing litigation, Two Sisters Resorts Corp. lawyer Michael Melling approached the local media in attendance. He said
SORE wins third party status victory
THE LAKE REPORT It’s now three for three for activists in Niagara-on-the-Lake. A crowd of about 260 people showed up for a public meeting at the NOTL community centre Thursday morning to show resident support
Editorial: Decorum, please. Lets play nice
It’s been over a year since a public meeting was held at the NOTL Community Centre regarding plans for the Randwood Estate — and we’re about to do it all over again today,
Editorial: Keep public meetings publicly accessible
Kudos to members of Niagara-on-the-Lake council and to town clerk Peter Todd for taking a strong position against a request to not publicly broadcast meetings of a town committee’s public meetings. The suggestion
Re: Lets eradicate hate speech
Thanks for bringing attention to the hate speech posters that are placed throughout the town. I first noticed them while walking around Old Town in the summer of 2017 at the Queen Street
Editorial: Keep public meetings accessible
Kudos to members of Niagara-on-the-Lake council and to town clerk Peter Todd for taking a strong position against a request to not publicly broadcast meetings of a town committee’s public meetings. The suggestion
Residents fight hate speech posters in Niagara-on-the-Lake
Hate speech posters are becoming more prevalent in Niagara-on-the-Lake, but people are starting to fight back. After last week’s story about hate speech posters being put on bulletin boards in town as far
Editorial: Lets eradicate hate speech
Niagara-on-the-Lake prides itself on being a welcoming, friendly, beautiful town. Though the town’s populace is predominantly white, NOTL is overwhelmingly accepting of people of different races, sexual orientation, cultures, religions, ages, and lifestyle
Editorial: A breath of fresh air
Last week students from around Niagara-on-the-Lake spent the Friday of their March break outside town hall, advocating for better treatment of our planet. The Lake Report would like to commend all of the
Legion presenting local schools with awards during month of March
For the month of March, The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 124 in Niagara-on-the-Lake is giving awards to local schools as part of its annual Remembrance School program. Awards are given out for posters,
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