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Letter: Parliament Oak should be a school

Dear editor: Further to Brian Marshall's July 8 Arch-i-text column, “NOTL must take control of development,” the former Parliament Oak school should be a school and the old NOTL hospital should be a new

Letter: Let’s not rush to reopen U.S. border

Dear editor: All residents of Niagara-on-the-Lake and, indeed, the Niagara region benefit from open borders with the United States. It is probably correct to say that our economy depends a great deal on

Letter: NOTL is more than just heritage district

Dear editor: In 1986, Ontario designated the Queen/Picton area of Niagara-on-the-Lake as a heritage conservation district and in 2003 the area was designated a hational historic district, the first in Ontario. As well, this

Letter: Marriage sign expressed a conservative point of view

Dear editor: Regarding your July 8 news story (” ‘Traditional marriage’ sign decried as homophobic, hateful“) and editorial (“A shameful sign of the times“) about a man who posted a lawn sign celebrating his “traditional marriage.” This is a

Letter: Column about Parliament Oak hit the mark

Dear editor: I have just finished reading Brian Marshall’s July 1 Arch-i-text column twice, concerning the Parliament Oak site and what is proposed for its development, “Parliament Oak questions.” I hope many people make a point to

Letter: Pillar and Post gardens a delight

Dear editor: The Pillar and Post “Monet” gardens are an emotional delight to the senses.   While absorbing the visual impact, my mood lifted and I thought of future visits to drink in the

Letter: Anti-gay lawn sign is unacceptable

Dear editor: Not sure where this town is going, but this sign “celebrating traditional marriage” is definitely not the right way. I was on my way to work on Monday morning when my husband

Letter: Disgraceful past mistakes and Canada Day

Dear editor: What is civilization? From the dictionary, “a civilization is a complex human society, usually made up of different cities, with certain characteristics of cultural and technological development.” In many parts of

After the Pandemic: Taking back-to-back cruises

Now that more and more people are getting vaccinated and there is finally a clear pathway out of this pandemic, we will periodically check in with different Niagara-on-the-Lake residents to see how COVID-19 has affected their

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