Dear editor: I read with interest last week the first installment of your series “Future Vision” and the story of the history of the hospital in Niagara-on-the-Lake. It was duly noted how the residents

Dear editor: Speaking to the media, Maryam Monsef, the minister for women's and gender equality, last week referred to the Taliban as “our brothers.” Later, when asked about her choice of words, she explained that the

Dear editor: After reading Conservative MP Tony Baldinelli’s occasional newspaper columns for some time, I find them nothing but thinly veiled attack ads with a single repetitive message: Everything Liberal Prime Minister Justin

Dear editor: We are senior citizens living in Ottawa and we decided to visit your town again as it was about eight years since we were last there. I have one of those Ontario-issued

Dear editor: In your issue of July 29, Andrea Kaiser, federal Liberal candidate for Niagara Falls riding, wrote an op-ed on the issue of climate change, (“Action on climate change crucial for Niagara – and

Dear editor: A fundamental belief in the equality of all people is a core principle of the Baha'i faith, as indeed it is in the faiths of all people.   It is for this reason

Dear editor: As we head into another general election, there is an abundance of evidence there are two segments of our population that politicians of all stripes could care less about: seniors and Indigeneous people.

Dear editor: Many people have enjoyed visiting Queen's Royal Park, but how many know that it was the site for over 60 years of a famous hotel? Why is there nothing there marking

Dear editor: For many Niagara residents, the Civic Holiday weekend is an unfortunate milestone. It’s when some of our Niagara farmers start their practice of using bird cannons again, 120 decibels of unstrategic

Dear editor: I am writing in response to MP Tony Baldinelli's opinion piece, “The Conservatives have plan to fight climate change” (Aug. 12). “Human activities are having a real impact on the environment worldwide, and to

Dear editor: I agree with much of what letter writer Elizabeth Masson has to say about the NOTL gateway project (“Like gateway project, town survey is deeply flawed,” Aug. 12) and the need for more thought. A generous

Dear editor: Regarding the new all-way stop and the traffic “bump out” at the intersection of Mississagua and Queen streets, I feel Niagara-on-the-Lake just joined the rest of the world. For pedestrians, especially

Dear editor: Part of the letter written by Derek Insley (“Developer is entitled to appeal ruling, and let's be patient with gateway plan,” Aug. 5), in my opinion, may benefit from the clarification of

Dear editor: My husband and I are taxpaying seniors who take walks most days for our physical and mental well-being.  We live near Niagara Stone Road and Four Mile Creek.  There are several bike rental

Dear editor: I just drove along the street beside the NOTL golf course to Niagara Stone Road. Three new stop signs, which in my opinion are not necessary, but OK. Then I drove into a

Dear editor: When is an expert an expert? It depends on the context. Suppose Richard Harley (the author of “Is it hateful? Experts talk about 'traditional marriage' sign”) had a severe toothache. Would

Dear editor: This letter was sent to all members of NOTL council. I wish I did not have to write to each of you individually but I find this the only way to

Dear editor: I am writing in regard to the article “Is it hateful? Experts talk about 'traditional marriage' sign,” published on July 29. If the editor had any shred of editorial responsibility, it was

Dear editor: I met former premier Bill Davis on two occasions, once in 1985 and then again 15 years later, in 2000. In 1985, I was the host of a morning radio show in Brampton, where

Dear editor: I really appreciated Richard Harley’s July 29 article, “Is it hateful? Experts talk about 'traditional marriage' sign,” addressing some of the responses to the “Celebrating our traditional marriage” sign in Virgil. By