Seven NOTLers awarded Coronation medals
“I would like the outcome of me winning this award to highlight the needs that are in our community,” Dorothy Soo-Wiens said. “Every kind gesture that is done makes a bigger impact on your community.”
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Royal George Theatre given OK-go for post-closure rebuild
The Royal George Theatre will be exempt from Queen-Picton Heritage District study restrictions after council approval, which will allow the 110-year-old building to undergo reconstruction after it closes at the end of this year.
Wayne Gates ready to fight for Ontarians as returning MPP
With 25 per cent tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump on Tuesday, Gates told The Lake Report he is focused on advocating for interprovincial trade without barriers.
Gates soars to victory in Niagara Falls riding, leading by 11K votes
In his victory speech at Chip n Charlie’s Eatery & Bar in Niagara Falls, Gates said even during a snap election which was unnecessary and costly, volunteers came out and put up more than 2,500 of his election signs across the riding.
In case you missed it: Key points from Zalepa’s open houses
The lord mayor outlined how NOTL plans to navigate incoming tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Eighty businesses and 1,700 jobs are tied to NOTL businesses selling goods to the United States, Gary Zalepa said.
How to vote in Niagara-on-the-Lake
If you’re voting on election day, Feb. 27, in Niagara-on-the-Lake, there are four locations at which you can cast your ballot: The community centre, the Centennial Arena, the St. Davids & District Lions Club and Bethany Mennonite Church.
Council takes steps to protect Canadian products
“We can support our sovereignty as a nation, our borders that our ancestors fought for in 1812 and protect Canadian jobs,” Coun. Sandra O’Connor said.
PHOTO GALLERY: Wacky winter weather hits NOTL
Snow has been coming down heavily this month in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Pillar and Post hit as wave of vandalism, theft sweeps NOTL
The Pillar and Post’s general manager says they’re trying to gathering security footage of the vandal, or vandals, in action: “Police won’t even show up to a report if there isn’t video of it,” says Ryan Murray.
Learn & Live seminar addresses fall prevention with Niagara EMS
The new team will help the fallen patient, assess for underlying injuries and the severity of the fall and determine the root cause of the accident.
Zalepa fires back at resident questions during Old Town open house
Resident Karen Taylor-Jones has been outspoken against council-approved developments and Tuesday’s meeting was no exception: “When council is making all these decisions, are they truly listening to the residents of this community?”
Niagara Falls candidates continue campaign as election draws near
Niagara-on-the-Lake voters will have seven candidates to choose from when they cast ballots in this Thursday’s provincial election.
Legion gets a new TV, thanks to Ladies Auxiliary pie sales
Members of Niagara-on-the-Lake Legion Branch 124 can socialize in style thanks to the Ladies Auxiliary. On Monday afternoon, head “pie lady” Margaret McGilvray presented Legion president Al Howse with a $1,000 cheque, raised
Transport Canada to continue working with town staff
The outcome of meetings between town staff and Transport Canada officials was made public after a request from Coun. Gary Burroughs. With council’s approval of a new Glendale Secondary Plan, Burroughs has been
A familiar face is running as your provincial NDP candidate for Niagara Falls
When Premier Doug Ford announced an early provincial election for Feb.27, the New Democrats were ready to go with incumbent Wayne Gates. When it comes to elections, Gates is no stranger, he told
Some councillors concerned as search for new CAO enters second year
More than a year after Niagara-on-the-Lake’s former chief administrator stepped down from the role, the search for a permanent CAO to take the helm continues this year. Marnie Cluckie announced her resignation in
Councillors make exception for short-term rental pause
The issuance of any new short-term rental licenses in Niagara-on-the-Lake was paused as of Dec. 10, but town councillors have made a limited exception, allowing new homeowners to reapply for licenses for properties
Greens nominate candidate, Liberals still searching
Doug Ford called for an early provincial election set on Feb. 27 — only three weeks away — and three parties in NOTL’s riding have confirmed a candidate. The Green Party website has
Burroughs concerned Glendale plan is ‘rushed’
With council approving the official plan amendment to make way for a new Glendale Secondary Plan on Tuesday, building heights are still a primary concern for coun. Gary Burroughs. Part of Glendale is
NOTL realtors want to liven up your Mondays
If you’re looking for a way to spend your Monday mornings, Niagara-on-the-Lake Realtors are here to help. On the third Monday of every month between 10:30 and noon, you can find coffee, cookies
Icewine Village makes sampling easier on the wallet, says organizer
“They are darn expensive by the bottle, so it’s great to come here and try what you like,” said one Icewine Village attendee from Oakville.
SunOpta recognizes workers with car sweepstakes
Rojin Kunjachan, a process machine operator in Niagara-on-the-Lake, is going to be driving to work in style from now on. St. Davids food manufacturer SunOpta awarded a lucky employee a vehicle of choice
Early election call leaves Liberals scrambling
With an early provincial election just four weeks away, two political parties in NOTL’s riding are scrambling to get organized — and find a candidate. Premier Doug Ford has dissolved the Legislature and
Inaugural Robbie Burns night will raise funds for NOTL kids
The three-course meal featuring highland dancers, a piper, a silent auction and live entertainment is set to begin at 6 p.m. on Saturday at the club.
‘We won’t be able to save anything’: Town-Hummel settlement on Crysler-Burroughs home draws dismay
Both the town and Hummel finalized the settlement on Tuesday. Coun. Gary Burroughs, former owner of the heritage home, voted against the severance: “I feel I didn’t do enough back when I designated the property in 2002. I thought it was protected and, obviously, it wasn’t.”
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