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Letter: Add crosswalk question to ballot

Dear editor: The debate over having a rainbow crosswalk can be settled easily. Put it on the ballot in the upcoming municipal election: Do you support the installation of a rainbow crosswalk in NOTL? Yes or No

Letter: Rainbow crosswalk is the least we can do

Dear editor: In objecting to a rainbow crosswalk in Nigara-on-the-Lake (“Argument for rainbow crosswalk is flawed,” letter, Dec. 2), Derek Collins shows his true colours. He refers to LGBTQ as a “lifestyle,” which it obviously is

Letter: Gateway bump out is going to cause accidents

Dear editor: Highway safety engineers typically avoid dangerous curves and intersections, wherever possible, to mitigate serious or fatal traffic accidents. Not so in NOTL, where we have created an accident waiting to happen at the gateway project. The

Letter: NOTL Thunderhawks lacrosse club forced to fold

Dear editor: In 1969 the Niagara Warriors lacrosse club started playing in the Ontario Junior B lacrosse league. Historic Warriors lacrosse names such as Conradi, Ignatczyk, Engemann, Hope, Skubel, McCready (coach), Bissell, Henry

Letter: Committee shares diversity award

Dear editor: I’d like to say that I am extremely honoured to have received the Lord Mayor’s Volunteer Award for diversity, equity and inclusion, a sentiment that unfortunately did not come through in the article

A glimpse into the Niagara Parks Power Station

A glimpse inside the reimagined Niagara Parks Power Station  For more than 100 years, the Canadian Niagara Power Company Generating Station harnessed the powerful energy of the Horseshoe Falls and turned it into a

Letter: Magnificent oak tree cut down by owner

Dear editor: On Saturday, Nov. 13, the neighbourhood of Chautauqua, and Niagara-on-the-Lake as a whole, lost one of its oldest and longest-serving residents. The massive oak that had lived on Vincent Avenue for well over 200 years,

Letter: New board takes reins of museum

Dear editor: Curiosity got the better of me and I just had to know more about Niagara-on-the-Lake’s history. So, four years ago, I went to the source and put my name in the hat to join

Letter: Pleased with Solmar’s decision for now

Dear editor: Many residents of Niagara-on-the-Lake will be clearly pleased to learn of the withdrawal by Solmar Development of its opposition to the heritage designation by the town of the Rand Estate with their

Letter: Town didn’t close NOTL schools, hospital

Dear editor: This letter is in reference to Samuel Young's Oct. 21 letter to the editor headlined “Rather than fight developers, work with them.” He makes reference to our visionary elected officials closing our high

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