Dear editor: Further to your June 6 editorial, “No more fatalities — cut down the tree,” clearly, much more analysis and cogent thought must be engaged before rushing to your premature conclusion. Fatal

Dear editor: I wish to comment on The Lake Report’s weekly articles on the Ontario Land Tribunal hearings into Randwood, starting with the April 18 issue. Richard Hutton’s article says Leah Wallace worked

Dear editor: I agree with the viewpoint of columnist Brian Marshall that some towns listen to their residents and some do not, (The Lake Report, column, June 6). The subject is developer Rainer

Dear editor: Land developers buy properties for which they hope to be able to increase the intensity of use in order to increase the land’s financial value and therefore be profitable for their

Dear editor: I have lived for many years at 184 Queen St., at the corner of Simcoe Street, and I am very concerned about the proposal to build a three-level underground parking lot

Dear editor: Exactly 10 years after Willowbank first received royal patronage from the then-Prince of Wales, in mid-May, marking the first anniversary of the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, we

Dear editor: Kudos on behalf of the community to St. Davids boxer Mckenzie Wright on her brave and commendable attempt to qualify in Bangkok, Thailand for the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics. Following two

Dear editor: I’ve never been prouder to live in Chautauqua. Last Saturday marked an extraordinary day for the Chautauqua Residents Association with its inaugural Chautauqua Art & Garden Tour. Hundreds of visitors flocked

Dear editor: Contrary to some of the comments made at recent Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake planning meetings, I don’t think that the staff and councillors are being personally or individually criticized. I understand that

Dear editor: I was going to be facetious and segue into this letter by claiming that our council had finally resolved the decades old residential parking problem, while observing that the blacktop and

Dear editor: It seems I am risking my life every time I walk to the Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library. Last Thursday, I witnessed other dumbfounded pedestrians unable to cross Niagara Stone Road at Anderson

Dear editor: Despite pressure from locals and a well-written article last year in The Lake Report by Somer Slobodian (“Kayakers are feeling pushed out of Balls Beach,” July 19), kayakers still have no

Dear editor: Without question there is a worldwide rise in antisemitism. But what is antisemitism other than an irrational and general hatred of Israel and the Jewish community? There are those who do

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).