As we all endure road construction season during the summer months, let’s check out this photograph of a 15-ton steam roller that was laying new pavement on King Street near Queen in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Niagara-on-the-Lake is no longer the quaint small town that many people who grew up here long for. Now, among many things, it is a major tourist destination, a thriving agricultural community and
In the wake of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Canada Day celebrations, it is worth taking a few minutes to reflect on some of events and news of note in our fair town over the past few
Dear editor: I read with great interest the opinion piece written by Brian Marshall in the June 1 edition of The Lake Report, “Of lights and rights and other things.” As an emeritus
Members of the Friday evening Couples League at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club turned out in their red-and-white finery last week to celebrate Canada Day. Winners on the course were Julie and Bill Smethurst,
Rainy weather and soggy fairways forced cancellation of several leagues the past few days at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club. However, the weather wasn’t a factor in last Thursday’s men’s competition. Sharp-shooting former hockey
“ … Our home and native land. True patriot love in all of us command. With glowing hearts we see thee rise, The true north strong and free … ” As the words
The president of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Soccer Club is “fully supportive” of Ontario Soccer’s decision to use bodycams to try to reduce abuse of young soccer officials. The decision by the province’s governing body
In the wake of British Columbian Nick Taylor’s victory in the Canadian Open – ending a 69-year drought since the last time a Canuck won the national tournament – members of the Niagara-on-the-Lake
As public demonstrations go, last Sunday’s march in support of finding graves and restoring the Niagara Baptist Church Burial Ground was more media event than public show of support. That’s unfortunate and we
The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake and the resident group SORE have been denied recovery of legal costs totalling more than $600,000 in a dispute over plans from 2018 to implement a heritage designation
Volunteer coach’s latest ‘job’ was convening Ontario girls high school soccer championships Joe Pagnotta figures that by the time July comes, he’ll be able to take a bit of a breather. Maybe.
The Ontario Cup championship weekend didn’t start out the way coach Jonathon Thorpe and his Niagara Rangers U19 men’s basketball squad had hoped. But they still were proud to bring home a bronze
Tara Di Leo’s most memorable golf shot (so far) ended up as a hole-in-one – and she didn’t even get to see it unfold. Playing in the Business Ladies league on Monday, June
The following letter to town council was submitted to The Lake Report for publication. Attached is a drawing of developer Benny Marotta’s proposed hotel, with the Prince of Wales hotel in front
Competition in the inaugural NOTL Classic pickleball tournament began early Saturday morning at the town arena complex in Virgil. Admission to all games is free. Don’t miss our exclusive photo gallery online. The
Every golfer dreams of acing a hole and for most it remains that, just a dream. Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Lisa Allen did it for the second time, scoring a hole-in-one Friday morning on the NOTL
Not once, but twice last week within days of the installation of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s rainbow crosswalk, someone vandalized it by driving vehicles on the new paint and doing “doughnuts” to burn rubber into the
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Jim McMacken continued his stellar play this season, carding an even-par 36 to scoop low gross honours in last Thursday’s men’s league action at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club. The laid-back whistling left-hander also
The Niagara Rangers under-19 men’s basketball team has high hopes going into the Ontario Cup championship tournament in Markham this weekend. Niagara finished the regular season tops among the second tier of teams
It will be a car show unlike any that has hit the streets of Niagara-on-the-Lake before. With the Monaco Grand Prix just ended and the Barcelona F1 race this weekend, NOTL is getting
We’ve come so far, but still have so far to go. There was a time not so long ago – in the lifetimes of many of those in our community – when the
Red Roof Retreat executive director Steffanie Bjorgan and her husband Moe receive a cheque for $1,000 from the Agape Fund, courtesy of Niagara-on-the-Lake insurance broker Jim Garrett and B&B operator Johnson Hu. The
Ted Carmichael is the top dog for the second consecutive week. He followed up last week’s 2-over 38, bettering it by a shot with a score of 1-over 37 on Tuesday in the
They lost their first league game on Saturday, but a clutch performance in their final regular season game helped the Niagara Rangers U19 men’s basketball team come out on top as division champions.
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