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Letter: Let’s all share the old railway trail

Dear editor: Regarding the Upper Canada Heritage Trail: More than 70 years ago the railway along Concession 1 was decommissioned. Shortly afterward, dirt bike riders created a trail where tracks were once laid. I began

Letter: A viable official plan is crucial for NOTL

Dear editor: With regards to Rainer Hummel's opinion piece addressing Bill 108, (“Provincial changes mean town must allow secondary dwellings on properties,” May 5), our local official plan debacle and the regional role in all of

Letter: No real control of business signs downtown

Dear editor: After the April 21 news story in The Lake Report about the impending opening of a Dairy Queen on Queen Street (“Taylor's Bakery to reopen as a Dairy Queen“), and the accompanying image depicting the design of the

Letter: Global issues are to blame for high inflation

Dear editor: Having read two opinion pieces in the April 21 edition of The Lake Report, I feel obliged to respond. Both MP Tony Baldinelli (“Disappointing federal budget shortchanges tourism and winery sectors,”) and letter writer Tom Thornton (“Canada

Letter: Design of new Marotta winery is classic

Dear editor: Thank you to the Marotta family for bringing the beautiful new Stone Eagle Winery to Niagara-on-the-Lake.  The proposed winery, named after their amazing, stellar wine, will be situated on the drive into our

Letter: Proposed winery looks like a mausoleum

Dear editor: In reference to Christopher Allen’s comments about the proposed new monstrosity for the Stone Eagle Winery, I absolutely agree, (“Proposed winery design is overpowering,” The Lake Report, April 14). But looking

Letter: Proposed winery design is overpowering

Dear editor: I am writing regarding the proposed development of the Stone Eagle Winery, (“Councillors question size and height of new winery,” The Lake Report, April 7). As usual, welcome to the lunatic

Letter: Pandemic is not yet over

Dear editor: While it is heartening to see so many Niagara-on-the-Lake residents continuing to wear face masks, I feel we should also be grateful for those "canaries" who enthusiastically ripped off their masks when Premier

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