Sometimes the idea of cooking an entire Thanksgiving meal can be daunting. Whether patrons were hoping to avoid the hassle or simply try something new, restaurants around Niagara-on-the-Lake offered takeout and dine-in options
Cutline: Jessica Simms, left, and Krist-Ann Watsonof Butter and Crème Desserts and Regen Designs run their collective booth together at Saturday’s Harvest Country Fair. (JULIA SACCO) Whether you were up for some
Artist Filomena Pisano is showcasing her love and admiration for Niagara-on-the-Lake on Sunday at the opening of a month-long solo art show entitled “Finding Camelot.” Named after what she has lovingly nicknamed the
Niagara-on-the-Lake resident Esther Battista stopped by the library last week in hopes of getting some advice on where to find a repair person to fix her sewing machine, only to find out that
Julia Sacco Special to The Lake Report Canada's education system can do a much better job at teaching students about the role Black soldiers have played in the nation's history, anti-racism advocate Rosemary
Julia Sacco Special to The Lake Report The Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum’s latest documentary club discussion brought a unique figure in Black history to the spotlight. The Zoom meeting on Feb. 5 led by Barbara (Babs) Worthy
Julia Sacco Special to The Lake Report St. Davids plexiglass screen manufacturer Leslie Mann is expanding his business by creating custom screens as the pandemic continues. Mann, who began making screens for small businesses
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Julia Sacco Special to The Lake Report The first instalment in a new Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum virtual lecture series highlighted the turmoil that women and doctors faced over abortion more than a century ago. “An
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