
Letter: Hundreds signed petition supporting dog park
Dear editior: Further to your story about the off-leash area at the Commons and the “several dozen” letters or calls in support of keeping the area leash free, I would like to bring
Dear editior: Further to your story about the off-leash area at the Commons and the “several dozen” letters or calls in support of keeping the area leash free, I would like to bring
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
Dear editor: I have spent hours studying the various reports and submissions for the proposal for the Parliament Oak site. Thousands of words, trying to convince me and the town that this proposal is
Dear editor: Most of the right things about the inhuman atrocity that were the residential schools are being said in the media. But often writers and commentators, very carefully it seems, “skate” around
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
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
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
Dear editor: I have read with interest the opinions of several readers who are upset that statues are being removed at various public sites and institutions. Cries of “we can't undo history” and
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
Dear editor: During the early days of the pedophile priest scandals, what we all thought were isolated cases turned out to be, and continues to this day, a systemic issue and scab within the
Dear editor: I was most interested in the story about the wish for an rainbow crosswalk to be painted on the roadway “in the heart of the Old Town.” It is perfect timing as
Dear editor: I enjoy Ross Robinson's cheerful articles but object to his call to remove Egerton Ryerson's name from the park in Niagara-on-the-Lake (“Town needs to rename Ryerson Park,” June 7). I also object to removing Ryerson's
Dear editor: I would like to respond to an allegation made by Leah Wallace (former Town of NOTL heritage planner) during the Rand Estate virtual open house last week. She was speaking about the historical
Dear editor: We are so happy to welcome back our volunteers and customers to our Thrift Store. We have had a very successful first week with folks dropping off their donations and customers
Dear editor: Absent in numbers for many years, the Rolling Thunder groups have rediscovered NOTL. Yes, the Harley-Davidson etc. riding clubs are back. We are now on their bucket list and with them come a
Dear editor: I want to offer my sincere thanks to Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake staff. The security guard in front of Balls Beach received pamphlets from the Town of NOTL to hand out when visitors arrive at
Dear editor: This is in reference to Samuel Young's June 10 letter to the editor, “Underground group aims to unseat town council.” I feel some clarification is required on the statement that this council is
Dear editor: I completely agree with your editorial concerning the horrific Kamloops, B.C., tragedy, “Church shuns its responsibility,” June 3. I am appalled and enraged at the awful and disgusting findings, which may
Dear editor: Our political leaders are busy fundraising for upcoming provincial and federal elections. Be aware that the seeds of blame, shame, anger and fear are being prepared for planting. These seeds have
Dear editor: I write, reluctantly, in response to Joey Ho’s letter in your June 3 edition, “Erasing racism dismisses pain, inequities of racialized people,” reacting to my letter the week before, “Let tolerance and
Dear editor: Another meeting regarding yet another property development. From the point of view of both apparent protagonists – the town and the developer – discussion and questioning will be about aesthetics, design and
Dear editor: With regards to Samuel Young's hypothesis of a secret society preparing to take over town council by some nefarious political activity (letter, “Underground group aims to unseat town council,” June 10),
Dear editor: I am in agreement with Peter Babcock's criticism of the proposed gateway at Queen and Mississagua streets (letter, “Proposed gateway is ugly and corporate-looking,” June 10). Why put up a 40-foot masonry wall
Dear editor: I beg the pardon of the individuals who are the advocates proposing the reconfiguration of the gateway signage at the convergence of Mississagua and Queen streets as I express my objection
Dear editor: No kudos to either Parks Canada or the Town of NOTL if they open up the interior of Niagara Shores Park to traffic again, (“Niagara Shores Park could reopen next summer,” The Lake
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