Dear editor: I am writing in response to the letter to the editor published in the Nov. 11 edition entitled “Why did Canada send so many to climate conference?“. This letter was a republication

The following is a letter to Niagara Falls MP Tony Baldinelli. A copy was submitted to The Lake Report for publication. I have just learned that Canada sent 277 delegates to the Glasgow

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

Dear editor: Volumes are being written about the exorbitant cost of a COVID-19 PCR test to re-enter Canada at our land border crossings. It can be $169 (Cdn) if you test in Canada and $250 (U.S.) for same-day test

Dear editor: When the public meeting for the proposed redevelopment of the former Parliament Oak school site was delayed and I heard there would be revisions to the original proposal, I was so hopeful

Dear editorr: Thank you for your recent story the Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library's new planned giving campaign, “NOTL library launches major fundraising drive,” (Oct. 21). Kevin MacLean's touching editorial this week, “A circle of community care,” (Oct.

Dear editor: I think that some of the comments made by Samuel Young in his letter to the editor about development (“Rather than fight developers, work with them,” Oct. 21) merit further debate from a different perspective, and with

Dear editor: Bikes For Farmworkers, a volunteer organization supplying safe, roadworthy bicycles for temporary farmworkers, is in need of used, repairable adult bicycles to be donated for its 2022 refurbishing program. All bicycles go through a

Dear editor: As countries around the world marginalize and attempt to pressure non-vaxxers to get vaccinated by denying them access to international travel, restaurants, bars and numerous other services available to the vaccinated, we are witnessing a

Dear editor: Regarding your story, “Most repairs to Rand Estate delayed till May,” Oct. 14: Is it simply a case of naivety, reluctance due to a lack of resolve or perhaps even obstructionism? It is not

Dear editor:  Since moving to NOTL almost two decades ago, I've noticed the relationship between our council, town officials and the development industry has been one of constant legal confrontation. Empirical evidence teaches us

Dear editor: I was surprised to have my eye exam cancelled with no future option to rebook. On investigation I learned I am, along with other seniors, a bargaining chip in current talks

Dear editor: Evan Saunders' article in The Lake Report of Sept. 30, (“Council approves new-look for Old Town gateway“), outlines the negative response to the first design.   Back to the drawing board, councillors were given three choices

Dear editor: The third instalment in your series of editorials on short-term rentals is 100 per cent on point, both in the analysis of residents' concerns and proposed corrective recommendations, (“Realistic solutions to an undeniable fiasco,” The Lake Report,

Dear editor: One does not have to look very far to unveil what appears to be yet another contradiction in Benny Marotta's development ambitions for the Rand Estate. As The Lake Report has indicated