Each year the McArthur Estate is unmistakably decked from head-to-toe for the holidays. This year’s evening tour at the McArthur Estate took a unique approach to decor, featuring numerous Trisha Romance paintings as
For Kathleen Turnbull, a new member of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian, the church’s Festive Fare on Saturday was the perfect place to promote her new children’s book. She wrote her new book “Laamby’s Christmas
Seven years ago, Sue Henry moved to Niagara-on-the-Lake, a place where she didn’t know anyone – today, she’s made a lot of friendships in town and wants to help those who were in
Niagara-on-the-Lake Hydro has teamed up with Newark Neighbours to make the holidays a bit more magical for those in need. Hydro will be collecting toy donations during the Christmas parade on Saturday, Dec.
When Revel broker Jessie MacDonald started the NOTL Gives Back charity drive 14 years ago, she was simply doing her part to help out the community. MacDonald told The Lake Report that she
A staple of the holiday season in Niagara-on-the-Lake is returning on Sunday, with a new performance set list and a group of special guests. The Queenston Women’s Chorus will present its annual Christmas
Candlelight Stroll | Friday, Dec. 1 From 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., this hugely popular event will commence for another year, with all proceeds going to charity. The annual walk, organized by the Chamber
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify that the farm uses some organic and inorganic chemicals on crops. Sukyi Finn’s favourite thing to do with her farm fresh tomatoes is make
Janice White has always loved capturing motion in her photography. For her first-ever exhibition, Ironwood Cider House has on display several images in which White has captured a sense of movement. “I wanted
Citizenship Judge Rochelle Ivri is no stranger to awards. With an impressive list of honours already, including the Law Society of Ontario’s Lincoln Alexander Award, Ivri last week added the Community Impact title
Helen Ferley was considering getting an artificial tree this year, but in the end, she and her husband Steve always come back to the Niagara Lions tree sale. “We went to look at
The brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic may be passing, but life has not gone back to “normal” for everyone – and for the generation of young people who lived through these past three
Niagara-on-the-Lake proved to be the perfect community for Naser Ezzati-Jivan to combine his love of history with his skills in computer science. With the help of Sarah Kaufman, the Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum’s managing director
2023 marks another successful year for Niagara-on-the-Lake’s “Jam Queen” Kim McQuhae. After yet another jam and jellies competition was judged at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair this past weekend in Toronto, McQuhae came
Darren Cranford has illustrated dozens of books for other authors but, until now, he has never written one of his own. At the end of October, however, he celebrated his literary debut with
Large crowd turns out to pay their respects in Old Town They came to remember on Saturday — hundreds of people, young, old, veterans and those compelled to pay their respects for
Niagara-on-the-Lake remembered Canada’s fallen during two Saturday ceremonies only hours apart. Starting at 10:45 a.m., hundreds packed Queen Street at the clock tower cenotaph for the first service. The gathering featuring an address
Every year before Remembrance Day, Royal Canadian Legion branch 124 hosts a veterans dinner to honour those who from the community who have served. Sunday’s dinner was no exception, with the upper floor
It was the best of times. It was the worst of times. But the NOTL Wolves U18 rep team never gave up. After clawing their way into the semifinal of their hometown Harvest
The Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library’s most recent Learn & Live segment pointed out that only 25 per cent of the waste that we generate in the Niagara Region is properly recycled. To avoid producing
For Glenda Hall, the military has become an intrinsic part of her entire life. When she originally joined in 1991 in Cape Breton, Hall’s goal was adventure. “I grew up in a coal
A lot of us do our due diligence in disposing of our garbage: trash in black bags, paper and plastic in blue boxes — and so on. However, at an educational session at
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The past seven years have been a rollercoaster of emotions for the Simpson family of Niagara-on-the-Lake – a rollercoaster that may finally be coming to an end. Derek Favell has pleaded guilty to
Saturday marked the largest turnout in years to the Landscape of Nations’ Indigenous Veterans Day ceremony. Around 100 people came out to the ceremony at Queenston Heights Parks, the site where members of
Check out The Lake Report’s best shots of the trunk-or-treaters at Central Community Church’s halloween party.
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