Especially during election campaigns, I get more than fed up with hearing continual polling results. Whatever happened to asking questions on the streets or in the Valu-mart (oops, again) or going for a
Niagara-on-the-Lake’s popular “Market at The Village” farmers market is back for the season and vendors were out Saturday selling some fresh goodies.
It was a day of high spirits for soccer kids and parents, as the Niagara-on-the-Lake Soccer Club kicked off its new season — the first "back-to-normal" season since 2019. Kids were running around the
The Virgil Stampede was a blast this weekend. All around, kids and parents alike were enjoying time out in the open air and sun. And a bit of rain. It was nice to
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Niagara-on-the-Lake's Newark Neighbours has outgrown its location on John Street and is seeking help from people in the community who might have ideas for where the agency can move. The food bank and thrift shop
Pots and plants It was a Saturday for the garage sale history books in Niagara-on-the-Lake last weekend, as easing of pandemic rules allowed several markets to set up all over town and compete for attention.
Niagara-on-the-Lake’s iconic clock tower cenotaph turns 100 on June 4, and the Legion branch 124 and Town of NOTL are planning a celebration fitting for the occasion. Lord Mayor Betty Disero will receive guests in
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Across Niagara-on-the-Lake and beyond, excitement is building among youngsters and teens anxious for the return of the Virgil Stampede. The annual carnival is back for the Victoria Day long weekend for the first time in
Maurizio and Laryssa Cesta, owners of Pie’za Pizzeria, are raising some dough again for Toronto's St. John the Compassionate Mission. The couple will be giving away free takeout Margherita pizzas for the second year in a row all day on Sunday,
Queen's Royal Park is a little bit cleaner today, thanks to a group of environmentalists who made their way to the water's edge Sunday to pick up garbage. The
Niagara-on-the-Lake's hotels are hiring and gearing up for what will hopefully be a busy summer, as people resume travelling. Bob Jackson, chief executive officer of Vintage Hotels, says the company is hiring about 300 people
It was a day to remember the fallen – and those who still serve in the Canadian navy. The Royal Canadian Naval Association Niagara Region hosted a memorial ceremony for the Battle of the
The Lake Report has had a great week, having been honoured for our hard work with 14 provincial awards at the Ontario community newspaper world's “who’s who” competition of the year. It puts into
Teresa Wong and Janice Dodd connect over shared relationship to Hong Kong Editor's note: Sometimes, even in our little town, the stories we write stories have a big impact. Sometimes it's effecting positive
A Ukrainian family coming to seek refuge in Niagara has a bit of a boost, thanks to two Niagara-on-the-Lake residents. Garrison Village residents Brian Carberry and Jan Van Haren held a garage sale on
Get ready for a busted gut, Niagara — the Garden City Comedy Festival is planning to return in June. After a two-year COVID hiatus, event producer and Niagara comedian David Green said the festival is getting
It's one small step for coffee drinkers, one giant leap for sustainability. Balzac's Coffee Roasters in Niagara-on-the-Lake has installed a new patio and driveway, made with the equivalent of 72,000 plastic bags. The NOTL location is
It was a couple of days after Earth Day, but that didn't stop Niagara-on-the-Lake resident John Bobrel from heading out with a recycling box and a trash grabber in hand to clean up the roadways near
It’s a similar story no matter who you talk to — it seems everyone knows someone who has had COVID-19 of late. As testing reaches an all-time low, as Doug Ford’s government continues
It’s a nice thing when stories have happy endings. So we were happy to learn that the Niagara Alternative Learning Alliance has taken steps to become a legal, viable school by working with the
Despite the rain Saturday morning, crowds of curious and hungry people headed to an open house for the new Alitura bakery. It was one of the first outdoor events in Niagara-on-the-Lake this spring and owner Fabian Reis was
Downtown Niagara-on-the-Lake was starting to show signs of life again on Saturday, despite a rainy, wet morning. At about noon, groups of visitors were walking the streets, window shopping and picking up goods from the
Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Garrison House restaurant is gearing up to host two Top Chef Canada chefs for a night of local spring food. Winner Erica Karbelnick and her husband Josh (a finalist) will join chef David Watt for a
The Shaw Festival opened for the season with the official premiere of “Cyrano de Bergerac” on Saturday, one of the first full-house performances since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. As the lights
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