In a little over a month, a court in Welland is expected to rule on a Niagara-on-the-Lake woman's complaint about noise from the town's outdoor pickleball courts. We understand the repeated “cloppity, clop”

COVID-19 is a stubborn foe, as we all know from the turmoil we have endured over the past two years. Whenever we let down our collective guard during that time, the insidious virus

Niagara-on-the-Lake has an awful lot of short-term rentals. And the fact that 10 per cent of all residential homes in Old Town are some form of short-term rental should be a wake-up call

Remember more than 700 days ago, when life as we thought was normal shut down for what many figured would be a few weeks to “crush the curve” of COVID-19? Remember how hesitant

Nearly four years ago, when The Lake Report started, our main goal was to tell the stories of the people of Niagara-on-the-Lake and bring readers all the news that is important and relevant

In the aftermath of the latest “snowstorm of the century” – or at least the biggest one in a few years – we saw heartwarming evidence all around Niagara-on-the-Lake (and beyond) of people helping

We love roundabouts. They are safe, efficient and keep traffic moving. Anyone who has driven in Europe or the United Kingdom knows that roundabouts (aka traffic circles) are everywhere. Because they work. North

As we hunker down in the midst of a January cold snap, with COVID lockdown measures again wreaking havoc with our lives and businesses, and Omicron making many leery of even running an