Dear editor: Like a recurring nightmare, the Benny Marotta-Solmar subdivision development proposal debacle continues at full throttle with the latest de-facto salvo from the proponent. I lived in Niagara-on-the-Lake, adjacent to the Rand

Dear editor: I agree with those who are proposing to use the old hospital building in Niagara-on-the-Lake as a temporary location for community non-profit groups on a short-term basis, (“Non-profits want old hospital

Dear editor: The Niagara Creative Cultural Hub has proposed a new use for the old NOTL hospital site that makes sense, (“Non-profits want old hospital to be community hub,” The Lake Report, March

Dear editor: I have been following with great interest the articles concerning the old NOTL hospital building and property, including “Non-profits want old hospital to be community hub,” (The Lake Report, March 9).

Dear editor: Why is it so wrong for people to want to purchase better health care? Why is it evil for individuals who can afford it to improve their lives? The answer to

Dear editor: Please consider this an open letter to the NDP and Liberal parties of Ontario. As Premier Doug Ford seeks to privatize more and more of Ontario’s health care facilities, citizens of

Dear editor: I had to somewhat stifle a tongue-in-cheek chuckle after reading Wayne Murray’s letter in the March 2 edition of The Lake Report regarding the proposed Parliament Oak school development not compatible

Dear editor: I must congratulate The Lake Report team on an excellent edition on March 9 recognizing International Women’s Day, (“Celebrating the Women of NOTL“). It was timely and important – and women

Dear editor: I was very impressed with the large section featured in the March 9 edition of The Lake Report, “Celebrating the Women of NOTL,” that was dedicated to recognizing International Women’s Day

Dear editor: Having recently spent a few weeks in Grand Cayman, I recognized how popular the sport of pickleball has become. I’m told it’s now the fastest-growing sport in North America and I’m

Dear editor: Thanks so much for the wonderful support for the women of Niagara-on-the-Lake with your “Celebrating the Women of NOTL” special section to mark International Women’s Day in the March 9 edition of

Dear editor: The Trudeau government will stop at nothing to control what Canadians see online. Through Bill C-11, the government is seeking to expand the mandate of the CRTC so that unelected bureaucrats

Dear editor: I have read many posts on social media and letters to the editor in the media and I am quite surprised at the number of people who are against the proposed development

Dear editor: I would like to commend Coun. Sandra O’Connor for standing up for residents at the town council meeting on Feb. 21. At this meeting, council settled on the composition of the

Dear editor: I am writing to respond to letters in The Lake Report on Jan. 25 (“Just ‘ask why,’ when debating property rights in NOTL”) and Feb. 8 (“Individual rights vs. government coercion“) from Alexander

Dear editor: Having recently spent a few weeks in Grand Cayman, I recognized how popular the sport of pickleball has become. I’m told it’s now the fastest-growing sport in North America and I’m

Dear editor: I see from a real estate advertisement in The Lake Report that the former Harvest Barn property is up for lease. Regular long-term customers, like myself, determined early that the renaming of

Dear editor: I agree with Bob Bader in his March 2 letter in The Lake Report, “What is the purpose of municipal zoning bylaws?“). My mind generally goes to simplicity and it does

The following letter was sent to members of council and a copy was submitted to The Lake Report for publication. As longtime, active and involved Niagara-on-the-Lake residents, we have watched real estate escalate

Dear editor: Kudos on the in-depth analysis by Evan Loree about Ontario’s Bill 23, which became law in November, (“How new Ontario law curtails town’s power over development,” The Lake Report, Feb. 23).

Dear editor: Perhaps I’m naive, but what is the purpose of the municipality having zoning bylaws? Presumably we elect municipal officials and pay municipal taxes to live in an ordered community planned such that

Dear editor: There is an old adage: never remove a fence without finding out why it was put there in the first place. Were I to upgrade that adage I would say: never