Dear editor: Your article (“Adding nurse practitioner first step in solving doctor shortage,” The Lake Report, July 28) states that, “Canada boasts one of the better medical doctor-to-patient ratios in the world.” To
Dear editor: There has been much misinformation, scare tactics, gaslighting, false and incomplete statements made by some councillors and tourism industry groups opposed to the town’s municipal accommodation tax. As well, there was
Dear editor: Politicians and civil servants at all levels of government and of all political stripes have become more opaque in dealing with the electorate and the public. Niagara-on-the-Lake is no exception. In
Tracey Hope Special to The Lake Report The Niagara Thunderhawks paperweight division lacrosse team finished their inaugural season by competing in the Pelham Future Stars tournament July 22 to 24. It was their
The following letter was sent to Lord Mayor Betty Disero and a copy was submitted to The Lake Report for publication. It seems to me we are managing the Old Town without a
Dear editor: Here’s how to ruin a village in “50 signs.” The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake as well as the Region of Niagara must share equal responsibility for the overkill placement of “no parking”
Dear editor: I totally support your July 7 editorial, “NOTL needs to go back to the drawing board with bylaws and enforcement,” as I am waging my own battle with Niagara-on-the-Lake, having experienced identical
Dear editor: Every four years all residents in Canada have to fill out a census form under penalty of law for non-compliance. The main stated purpose for the census is to enable government
Dear editor: Referencing last week’s article (“Town was unaware Lawson Signcrafters could fill ShopNOTL order“), the statement from the town that they were “unaware” the local sign maker was capable of providing the
Dear editor: Since your June 20 story (Signs of trouble: Town removes farmer’s roadside ads), we have had an overwhelming number of customers stop by and call to say the report by Evan
Dear editor: So the town’s municipal accommodation tax has been given full approval, “NOTL’s 2% hotel room tax begins July 1,” (The Lake Report, June 23). It passed with Couns. Clare Cameron, Gary Burroughs,
Dear editor: I wonder if you overlooked the hateful and vindictive language used by Kaspar Pold in his rant against Pope Francis, “Pope’s planned apology for abuse is travesty,” Letter, June 16). Even
Dear editor: The Lake Report has provided media cheerleading for the Pickleball Club, disregarding the other side of the issue and published a ditty designed to sneer at and humiliate someone, a particular
Dear editor: This letter is in response to your article (The Lake Report, June 30, 2022: Signs of Trouble: Town removes farmer’s roadside ads) depicting the sign issues being experienced by White Orchard
Dear editor: We are in polarizing times and so I get suspicious whenever I hear of two sides staring across a divide. Take the Great Pickle Ball Controversy. I decided I wanted to
Dear editor: There is a street light outside my home that has not worked for over three months. The area just outside the house is unusually dark so I made all the required
There was motion in the town, till they locked us all back down And NOTL closed their shops and tourist stores. But the numbers kept increasing, putting pressure on policing And they
Dear editor: I’ve written numerous letters to your newspaper, but none as important as this one. As we all know, there have been more deaths in the United States in the hands of
Dear editor: Thank you to Beth MacDonald for speaking out about the attitude of some native NOTLers (“NOTLers need to stop with derogatory ‘Toronto people’ criticism,” Letter, June 9). We newcomers have been
Dear editor: The Pope’s anticipated apology for decades of clergy abuse likely will be along the lines of: “I have tortured, raped and murdered thousands of children in my care as a holy
Dear editor: NOTL Cats Rescue, our only local cat rescue group, needs the community’s help. We are in desperate need of foster homes for many kittens and cats. What is involved with being
Dear editor: My attention was caught by your front page feature of June 2, “The Monuments Men” and especially by mention in Exploring Photos of the architect of the memorial clock tower, “Charles
Dear editor: I read the article regarding the three possible locations of the rainbow crosswalk. I read further that a rainbow garden would not be possible until next year. I object to the
Dear editor: This is a call out, request or beseeching Niagara-on-the-Lake residents to stop using “Toronto people” as a derogatory term. It has sadly become accepted lingo of divisiveness in our town. I
Dear editor: Council’s rationale for its recent decision to allow recreational noise in all town parks defies logic. The issue of concern is not the noise made at the Stampede and other similar
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