Dear editor: Most, if not all, road traffic studies across both North America and Europe conclude that roundabouts are far more sustainable than traffic lights (no hydro, no equipment breakdowns and little long-term

Dear editor: Absent among most of our current elected officials are the following traits: strong leadership, decision-making, achievers and problem-solving. From my viewpoint and my engineering and business experience, I view them as disjointed,

Dear editor: A big thank you to our Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum staff and volunteers for organizing Saturday’s polo matches on the Commons. We appreciated all the work that was involved both before and during, and by

Dear editor: Did you know that “It’s Miller Time,” a brewery established in 1855 in Milwaukee, Wisc., has now been replaced by “It’s White Knuckle Time” in the village of St. Davids? Much

Dear editor: A Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake advertisement in The Lake Report on Sept. 8 listing candidates running for the position of District School Board of Niagara trustee misspelled the name of candidate Kris

Dear editor: In addition to the extensive series of no parking signs along the road near the Grist restaurant in St. Davids, a brand new and very dangerous road safety issue has resulted

Dear editor: Our daughter, Ishani Ayona Pal, who is six years old, organized a lemonade and popcorn stand in our front yard in Niagara-on-the-Lake on Saturday, Sept. 3. She wanted to donate all

Dear editor: It felt like an old friend had just stabbed us in the back. After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, you would think that Niagara-on-the-Lake would want to greet its visitors

Dear editor: I am writing in response to Derek Insley’s Sept. 1 letter to the  editor, “Mayor and would-be mayor both failed to deliver.” That’s a pretty wide brush Mr. Insley used to

Dear editor: The Sept. 1 edition of The Lake Report contains the latest in a series of advertisements paid for by the Niagara-on-the-Lake Chamber of Commerce about its survey of residents done by

Dear editor: I am writing regarding your Sept. 1 news story, “NOTL group plans series of candidate debates.” While I appreciate the effort put in by this group to arrange candidate debates, I

Bonnie Bagnulo NOTL Community Palliative Care Picture this: It’s morning and she can’t get out of bed. You’ve done your best up till now to put your feelings on the shelf, you’ve tried

Dear editor: Let’s park the strong adjectives and adverbs about the emerging discussion about ward systems, (Letter, Sept. 1, “A ward system is an absurd proposal for NOTL“). Let’s try a reasoned response

Dear editor: I am sitting on my front porch, after working on my garden, just relaxing, trying to enjoy a break. Opposite is a new structure, about which people ask, “What is it?

Dear editor: I am writing regarding Samuel Young’s Aug. 25 letter promoting a ward system for Niagara-on-the-Lake, “Yes, NOTL really needs to adopt a ward system.” This letter absolutely begs an immediate and robust

Dear editor: It’s not very often that members of Niagara-on-the-Lake council give us a twofer, that is, two items that present examples of their quality of leadership. At this point in the Oct.

Dear editor: We have our grand total for NOTL Palliative Care’s Shred-it fundraiser on Aug. 13: an incredible $4,060. Thank you to everyone who came out to Shred-it to lend their hands, legs, muscles,

Dear editor: I want to congratulate both the NOTL Tennis Club and NOTL Sailing Club for their superb efforts to host the Canada Summer Games. I’m told the two venues were considered the

Dear editor: Now that the integrity commissioner has determined the facts do not support a complaint that Lord Mayor Betty Disero attempted to interfere with how the complaint filed by her husband was

Dear editor: I don’t understand how and why people think that suggesting Charlotte Street as a preferred route into Old Town is the best solution to a growing traffic problem. The current route

Dear editor: Moving from the present “at large” system of electing our town council to a new ward System as proposed in your editorial, (“A new NOTL, wards and all,” Aug. 18) is long