Dear editor: In The Lake Report on May 16, physician assistant student Lara Fluri (“Physician assistant would enhance health care in NOTL,” letter) tells us that her profession could help solve the family

Dear editor: Quick question: why doesn’t the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake have recycling bins on Queen Street and in the parking lots of Old Town? We’re just back from a dog walk and all

Dear editor: The Ontario Land Tribunal renders decisions that greatly affect communities and has the power to greenlight a project rejected by a municipal council. The tribunal has the authority to determine all

This is an abridged version of a letter to town council about a condominium proposed in Old Town. We vigorously encourage the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake to appeal the decision of the Ontario Land

Dear editor: I am fully supportive of increasing our council members salaries to $30,000, however, without increasing our taxes (editorial, “A fairer wage for town councillors,” The Lake Report, May 9). Prior to

Dear editor: This is the time of the year when the Amici Per la Vita Niagara cycling club (and a great many other cyclists) take to the roads to enjoy the beautiful playground

Dear editor: We would like to compliment Vintage Hotels for providing an opportunity for the citizens of Niagara-on-the-Lake to enjoy their lovely Monet-inspired outdoor space, the Gardens at the Pillar and Post. It

 Dear editor: Physician assistants are comprehensively trained medical professionals who work in collaboration with physicians and other team members to provide patient-centered care. They can work in any medical specialty, including family medicine,

Dear editor: I would like to comment on two aspects of The Lake Report’s May 9 lead article headlined “Angry residents storm out of town planning meeting.” The first is Harald Wattrus’s delegation concerning

Dear editor: I am not against the King Street condominium project nor against its approval by the Ontario Land Tribunal, (“Controversial King St. condo approved by land tribunal,” The Lake Report, May 2).

Dear editor: I am writing regarding The Lake Report’s May 2 story, Council reinstates rental licence despite record of non-compliance. I came to this wonderful country in March of 1952 from Germany. I

Dear editor: I read the article, “Speed cameras doing their job: Region,” with interest. Full disclosure, I have not yet been ticketed nor charged with a photo offence. I have a lengthy safety

Dear editor: The letters to the editor in The Lake Report over the past several weeks regarding the tragic war in Gaza have expressed many viewpoints. This is in reply to all of

Dear editor: Yes, NOTL is falling behind in updating our infrastructure as is pretty much every other municipality in Canada, (“Bumpy road ahead to fund better town infrastructure,” The Lake Report, May 2).

Dear editor: This is in reply to Sophia Voogt’s April 11 letter, “Hamas was wrong, but so was the Israeli government.” She claims her letter “is not a defence of Hamas in any

Dear editor: I’d like to call on the members of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s home building community to match, or exceed, the actions of a NOTL-based builder, Centennial Homes. The company and its sub trades have

Dear editor: The announcement last week about the province spending $6.8 million to improve public transit across Niagara Region is, of course, welcome news. Now, can some of that be put to improving

Dear editor: There has been a lot published about Zeus the cat, who was trapped and dumped in rural Niagara-on-the-Lake, but no one has addressed the real issue. Municipalities should pass bylaws but

Dear editor: I followed the story of Zeus, the family cat that was trapped by a neighbour in St. Catharines on March 4 and dropped off across the Welland canal in rural Niagara-on-the-Lake

Dear editor: Your April 18 story about a man who trapped a neighbour’s cat (“Cat kidnapped, dumped in NOTL“), then took it to an unfamiliar place and set it free, knowing it could

Dear editor: I expect the failure of our library board to resign en masse will result in a town funding backlash come budget time. In your online story after last Wednesday’s library board

Dear editor: Re: Kip Voege’s April 17 letter “Like it or not, site plans should be public,” I have to remind myself that the editors are responsible for writing the headlines on letters,